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QuoteHiMy headlamp warning buzzer is not working and I was wondering where it is located and is it any easy job to replace. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Alan
It depends! It seem as though most cars have the buzzer incorporated within the main light switch. Others, my 99 Elite included, it's above the front passenger's feet.
My headlamp warning buzzer is not working and I was wondering where it is located and is it any easy job to replace. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Alan 
it depends on if your omega is a facelift model or not. If not then it's a white coloured filter, if facelift they use an activated charcoal (grey coloured) one, this is required if you use the automatic air recirculation feature. If you don't then you can get away with the (cheaper) non-activated charcoal one.916
cheapo (older) filter is P/N 93182438 (or maybe 90510338)
activated charcoal type is P/N 93165208 (which supersedes 9162646)
Welcome. Wow, those cars have covered more miles than some people drive in a lifetime!!
When you have been doing the job I have for nearly 10yrs. you knock up the mileage. Looking after them on a regular basis is the key to trouble free motoring, which I have had. My wife is alwys complaing that I lavish more attention on my car than I do on her.
Alan
hello and welcome,i don't think vauxhall knew what they where doing when they stopped making the omega,signum i don't think it really fits in a bit of an odd ball for me(is it an omega or is it a vectra)it doesn't really know
by the way snap on the mileage ,but i'm nearly on 158 thousand,nearly there
