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Omega Gallery / Re: Opel Omega MV6 - Estonia

« on: 25 July 2014, 08:54:32 »

No, its not cheap for me Acctually i dont even look the gas prises, because of the heart attack...or something:D Prices are
Diesel 1.123eur per liter
Gas 1.345eur per liter
...... so if normal hardworking person gets 400-700 euros per month, it means the keeping of car is quite luxury. But its not so katastrofic, caus Scandinavian countrys have more expensive fuels. Norway is the highest. But these guys who owne this american vans are quite rich - diesels are for the agriculture At least they are saying that.

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Omega Gallery / Opel Omega MV6 - Estonia

« on: 23 July 2014, 11:17:32 »

Hi everybody.
Im driving with 1996 MV6 with atm gearbox.
Equipment level:
I think its easy just to say that it doesnt have: MF steeringwheel, GPS and back seats heaters...
Car history started from Germany, Rüsselheim from the factory. It was in Germany allmost 200 000km (124 274 miles ).
 When it came to Estonia 2007 ( or even before ) a older guy bought this car to drive to the cemetery and back.
Somewhere 2011, young guy bought this car from the senior guy and basically ruined the body so this car has dents everywhere.
...And so i bought this car 2012, cause my first car was 2.0 Ecotec Estate Omega and i wanted a little bit cooler wheels.
I bought it the day before John´s day, which is big drinking hollyday in Estonia, so it was verry hard to find opend service place.
 Finally i found one place and they swapped the belts, filters, oils, wather pumps...totally cost 450 EUR ( something 355 punds)..cheap.
About 30 000km (18641 miles ) later then wather pump broke down...then something happend more, then there was no power...
 So i payed 1200 EUR (something 990 pounds ) for the repairs - the new mechanic discoverd that parts where old, never replaced.
And thats why i havent have money to fix the body from the dents. Anyway - its damn good car,yes its old, but it has still the power and luxury. I was thinking to change the atm gearboxs software, to make driving smoother, i even have the Steinmetz supercharger ...but still dont have the time to fix it
NB! My language is not included in commenting, because i dont write verry well


The older meats with the elder...or something

my first Vauxhall/Opel Omega

There is 4 seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Driting hollyday

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Omega General Help / Re: Headlight washers problem

« on: 02 September 2012, 20:04:47 »

Thanks to everybody!

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Omega General Help / Re: Headlight washers problem

« on: 02 September 2012, 19:47:39 »

thanks guys - do you know where do i get a scheme about those washers?

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Omega General Help / Re: Headlight washers problem

« on: 02 September 2012, 19:23:00 »

I tried with headlights on, but the pump isnt working ( no nois ), the green fuse is okei.
Next to the headlight washer pump is a windscreen pump. i changed the wires and tested , then te headlight pump was working. the pipes are okey and pistons ( or those things ) are working... conclusion - there is no power in the headlight washer pump wires. i think the relay is broken
but hey - thank you guys! estonian omegaclub forum didn know nothing ...

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Omega General Help / Headlight washers problem

« on: 02 September 2012, 18:56:54 »

Hey everybody.

I got problem with headlight washers. The all fuses are okey, even the headlight washers pump is okey. I tested the pump and it was working , but if i put it back and connect it , it didnt work. Maybe the relay is broken - dont know , beacause i dont know where is this relay.
The car is 96 y. MV6.
Today i took front bumper off and was looking a broken wires , nothing - everything was okey.
 So maybe someone can tell me where the right reley is and wich one is the right fuse.