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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 20 March 2016, 11:17:10 »
Thanks Delroy47.
I couldn't do it without this forum, thank you all especially Kevin.
Regards

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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 20 March 2016, 06:04:29 »
I solved everything :)
1- The radiator drain plug is only 4 euros, I ordered one.
2- I bypassed the heater matrix, connected its input and output together, and the leak is gone, so ordered a new heater matrix from a good aftermarket brand, only 16 euros.
3- The ignition switch is also available as new part, only for 9 euros. Also ordered one.
I will use the cutting method to change the matrix, as the dashboard is already in place, but I am going to change the dashboard soon, as it has been damaged during the removal processor.

I have a lot to fix in my car, I'll discuss it later.
Thank you all  :y :-*

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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 17 March 2016, 16:49:49 »
I bought a second hand control panel, the problem still persist. And the temp reading is still shifted up as the old one.
I then lost hope, and decided to disassemble the dashboard, and investigate the heating matrix, and to my surprise, it was 80% blocked. I thought that the pipes are connected in series inside the matrix, so a block in one should block the whole thing, but I was mistaken. The Center vents took air from the front of the matrix which was a little hot, the left and right vents took air from the middle of the matrix, which was a little warm, the rear vents took air from the rear of the matrix, which was dead cold. I removed the matrix, cleaned it, and put it back in. And now I have heating again. :)
Now the heating problem is solved, but I have a bunch of new problems. :(
1- The drain of the radiator broke when I was trying to close it after a flush, there is no water leak from it, but I want to fix it, should I change the whole radiator or can I change the drain only?
2- There is a leak from behind the engine, as I said the car has no HBV, the leak is intermittent, but a large quantity leaks when it occurs, the water is running near the oil filter down the gearbox from what I can see, could it be the matrix leaking through the evaporator drain tube? or it is something else you think?
3- When removing the dashboard, I broke the ignition switch, I connected an external switch to its leads, and it is working for now, but can I replace it ? or should I bypass the immobilizer and put a Start Stop ignition switch like a modern sports car?
That's it for now.
Thank you all

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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 21 February 2016, 17:13:13 »
also I will check that non return vacuum valve next weekend, thx kevin :y

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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 21 February 2016, 12:12:29 »
A very strange thing happened...  :o
As I hooked it with diagnose kit, and found that the outside and inside temp readings wasn't right, I put a resistor instead of the outside temp sensor to simulate a -23 degrees Celsius on the Display.. now the center vents is blowing red hot air, left and right blowing hot, and the rears are blowing warm.
I guess that leads to an ECU problem.
After I replace the ECU, if the air temp is not the same for all vents, then I will look for blend flaps problem.
My Question is:  Is there a separate ECU for the Climate Control ? or is it the same Control Unit in the center console?
Regards

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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 20 February 2016, 12:28:11 »
Hello again,
No luck so far.

- I removed the heater matrix pipe, and turned on the engine for 2 seconds, the flow is very good and the pump is working.
- I removed the other pipe, and flushed the matrix with garden hose, I also flushed the radiator and the engine coolant circuit, put everything back without changing the water pump, and filled it with coolant mix.
- As I said before, I watched the blend doors arms moving from outside the heater box, but I didn't open the heater box to see from inside yet.
- I disconnected the vacuum pipe to the brake servo, turned on the car with gas pedal depressed, and that made no change to the heater temperature ( to rule out any vacuum effects).

Symptoms now are:
- The vents are blowing "almost hot" air sometimes, lukewarm air sometimes, and colder air sometimes, before the flush the air was ice cold.
- Both matrix pipes from inside the car is getting very hot, before the flush one was getting hot and the other was not.
- When it blows warm, the central vents is much warmer than the left and right vents, the rear vents is ice cold most of the time (it got warm only once).
- When I put the circulation on, drive the car, and rev it, the circulation turns off during the revving.

Notes:
- The outside temp sensor is giving me the actual temp on the screen, but I guess there is another one for the climate control, because when I diagnosed it with "O P C O M" the temp was 8 degrees Celsius higher for the outside.
- The inside temp sensor for the cc is also false reading, it reads 28 degrees, but it is much colder (I guess 12-16 degrees).
- The vents temp sensor for the cc are also false reading with higher than actual readings for all 4 vents.

Question:
- Aren't the cc supposed to ignore all the sensors readings when on "HI"?

Any help or suggestion is much appreciated.

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Omega General Help / Re: No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 14 February 2016, 16:19:39 »
Thanks to Broomies and Kevin.
I know that the pipe I highlighted is not a heater matrix return pipe, I was thinking it is a return pipe from the engine to the reservoir and that it should have flow in it even in idle? am I wrong?
Regarding the blockage, the car was fine before the snowy day, no heating problems, no fans coming on most of the time. The problems happened after that cold day. May that be a blockage after all?
Anyway, I found that a water pump is not expensive, so I ordered a new one and a big bottle of coolant.
Next weekend I will try to disconnect the matrix hose to see the water pumping and flush it if it was too little, then refill with pure water and try it for some time, if the problem got solved I will refill with coolant mix, if not, I will have to replace the water pump.

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Omega General Help / No Heating/ Over Heating (Water pump?)
« on: 14 February 2016, 13:48:51 »
Hello all,
Happy Valentine's day.
My car is omega facelift 3.0 automatic. I bought it about 2 months ago. The heater was working OK.
About a month ago, the outside temperature was low (about -12) and I had to go some place, turned on the car, and the heater, but there was no heat coming from the vents. The problem is still present and now I can hear the fans are working much more time than before but the temperature is still under control.
Now I suspect the previous owner had filled the car with water instead of coolant, and the engine was frozen that day, and there was a damage to the water pump.
The car has no HBV because it is fitted with LPG system and I guess the previous owner removed the HBV when installing the LPG system (Vaporizer).
The Blend doors are working.
The car has no vacuum problems.
I have tested two things:
- I revved it in neutral to 3000 rpm for a while, and the heating is much more improved during the revving.
- I removed the return pipe (in picture attached) to the reservoir and there was no flow at all during idle, and a small flow during revving.
Does that sounds like water pump? if not, what else could it be?
Thank you all
Regards
Note1 : The pic is not mine.
Note2 : I have an "O P C O M" if that helps.

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Omega General Help / Re: Projects
« on: 02 January 2016, 14:05:47 »
actually my car doesn't have auto dipping mirror, but I am planning to fit one soon  ::)

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Omega General Help / Projects
« on: 31 December 2015, 21:03:40 »
All right, so I bought a MV6 Opel Omega facelift as I stated in my first post.
Now I am thinking about few projects, and already started with the first one.

-   It is Bluetooth Factory head unit. I have the NCDC2013 head unit with GPS Navigation system.
I bought a Bluetooth headset, disassembled it. Connected its audio output to the CDC cable of the head unit with a manual hidden button to switch between Bluetooth and CDC. Connected its power plug to LM7805 power regulator. Now for the hard part. I wanted the music streaming to be controlled via the steering wheels’ control. I discovered that the steering wheels’ controls output is only one wire, with different voltage assigned to each button. I connected this wire to the analogue to digital converter input of ATMEGA 16. And programmed a small app to measure the voltage and control each headset button depending on the input voltage from the steering wheels’ control. I downloaded MortPlayer so I can assign each button the way I want; I even could assign the same button number of times depending on how many times its pressed within a time limit. I am thinking of buying USB mp3 player and connect it the same way in the future.

-   The second project is Automatic headlight.  The lights will turn on automatically at night or when entering a tunnel. Also, the lights will turn on when I unlock the car at night, and will stay on after I lock it. For this I need feeds from the remote control unit, and to the head lights. And I need help with that if possible.

-   The third project is Double click auto closure.  I want the car to dead lock, closes windows and sunroof, folds in the mirrors, and sounds the horn once when I double click the lock button on my key fob. And for that I need help with also the remote control unit, horn connection, and mirror folding switch connection.

Any help will be appreciated.
Any comment or idea will be welcomed.
Regards



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Omega General Help / Re: Omega b windscreen
« on: 31 December 2015, 20:03:32 »
Well.. I didn't know about that
thanks Harris

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Omega General Help / Re: Omega b windscreen
« on: 31 December 2015, 17:49:48 »
OK. I think the one I saw was retro-fitted to a pre-facelift then. Because I saw a purple reflection off it, or maybe I am wrong.
Thank you very much RobG.  :-*

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Omega General Help / Omega b windscreen
« on: 31 December 2015, 17:20:30 »
Hello everyone.
Happy new year.
I just signed up in this great forum. I searched for my questions but nothing showed up.
I recently purchased an Opel Omega b MV6 facelift in Germany.
I come from Syria and I don't speak German very well, my English is far better.
Anyway, I want to install a rain sensor into my car, and I read somewhere that a special front windscreen must be installed first.
My questions are: will a pre-facelift one fit? is there a "how to" for replacing front windscreen without damaging the old one?
Thank you all.


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