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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Johna on 04 January 2011, 12:09:13
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Hi Folks - I need some urgent help please as my missus needs her car desperately for Thursday. Car turns over fine on the key and when I have got it started it seems to run perfectly but the bloody thing just will not start. Got it going eventually but took about 15 mins of cranking over. I am going to check the codes tonight to see if anything has cropped up but the EML has never come on so I assume (possibly wrongly) that a fault won't be recorded. If anyone could point me in a vague direction of what could be main contenders that would be really appreciated!
Many thanks in advance.
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put foot to floor and start engine, should start. if not try it a few times just to get the fuel out.
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The codes will be of use...
Expect a 19. - Crank sensor
Ignore the post above, starting with WOT can clear injectors, doesnt sound like thats the issue.
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Many thanks - I have just found a How to on replacing the crank sensor too - doesn't look too difficult even for the mechanically challenged like myself. Will phone up the local Stealer see if they have one in stock - fingers crossed! Any idea how much they cost?
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would check that it is that first, do paper clip test first. :y
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Will do thanks - just having a cash flow panic following Christmas!
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if nothing comes up check the spark plugs and leads.
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Many thanks - I have just found a How to on replacing the crank sensor too - doesn't look too difficult even for the mechanically challenged like myself. Will phone up the local Stealer see if they have one in stock - fingers crossed! Any idea how much they cost?
Retail, trade, TC + vat
2.6/3.0/3.2 90540743 £55.00 £49.56 £42.63
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if nothing comes up check the spark plugs and leads.
its a 2.6, doesnt have leads.. (has plugs and coilpacks)
Its also the pedal trick to check for codes, not the paperclip, howtos are in my signature :y
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if nothing comes up check the spark plugs and leads.
its a 2.6, doesnt have leads.. (has plugs and coilpacks)
Its also the pedal trick to check for codes, not the paperclip, howtos are in my signature :y
Yep, so each cylinder has its' own coil. Be very surprised if more than one had failed, so it would start but with a misfire.
Kevin
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I noticed that in the list of codes there isn't a "19" for crankshaft sensor listed? Or is my brain slightly melded after the holidays?
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I think its 0335 on the 2.6
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I think its 0335 on the 2.6
Yep. :y Pedal test it and see if that comes up.
I have seen failures without a code though.
Kevin
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Just to let you all know, I did the pedal test last night and in a perverse kind of way was delighted to get the code 0335 Crankshaft Sensor. Unfortunately, Vauxhall were going to take a week to get one, however EuroPart round the corner have got one in! Fingers crossed, all should be right with the world tonight.
Many thanks for everyone's help, very much appreciated!
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.....Unfortunately, Vauxhall were going to take a week to get one, however EuroPart round the corner have got one in! Fingers crossed, all should be right with the world tonight. ....
Generic crank sensor can be problematic :-?
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Glad weve got it, hope that part is ok...some aftermarket ones arnt very reliable. keep your receipt ;)
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Can anyone help with part no for crank sensor for 2.5 V6 Omega.
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Can anyone help with part no for crank sensor for 2.5 V6 Omega.
look at your own previous posts, youve asked several times lately, the answer has been given.
click user cp in the tab bar
click posts
view my last 5 posts and go
you can then view your previous threads asking the same question with your answers :y
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2.5 (early models) 90492006 £83.50 £75.15 £65.12
2.5 (later models) 90492061 £61.50 £55.36 £47.88