Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Richie London on 27 June 2010, 19:15:23
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car seems to have developed a stutter. when i pull away it feels like its going to cut out for a bit then all of a sudden acelerates. once i get to about 35-40 its ok. new plugs and leads a few months ago, possible fuel filter fault??
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when was it last changed?
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when was it last changed?
not since i bought it last march, i have a new one in the boot i bought when i got the new plugs, but i cant get the old one off.
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so its unknown then? you need special set of pliers to get it off
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so its unknown then? you need special set of pliers to get it off
i'll have to sort it quick now. just wondering if pete elite has a set, havent seen him on line for a while now though, hes only local to me.
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Get 2 flat bladed screwdrivers and pry off one end at a time, fiddly but do-able :y
Iain
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I managed to change the filter on my first Omega years ago without special tools but I can't shift the filter on this one.
I have just ordered a set of Draper pliers http://www.drapertools.com/b2c/b2citmdsp.pgm?pp_skmno=40106&ipadd=.
(http://www.drapertools.com/products/standard/40106_FDP3.jpg)
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Have you paperclipped it for fault codes?
Obviously no harm in banging a new fuel filter on there, but I wouldn't have thought this is your problem.
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when was it last changed?
not since i bought it last march, i have a new one in the boot i bought when i got the new plugs, but i cant get the old one off.
when you change the filter change the O-ring in the cap same time, befor putting it on. can get old one's out with a bent tip screw driver or a wire hook. :y
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when was it last changed?
not since i bought it last march, i have a new one in the boot i bought when i got the new plugs, but i cant get the old one off.
when you change the filter change the O-ring in the cap same time, befor putting it on. can get old one's out with a bent tip screw driver or a wire hook. :y
Its not an O-ring its two plastic clips, one each end ;)