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Omega General Help / Re: Bipassing Immobiliser

« on: 19 December 2008, 12:33:25 »

well I am glad I posted my question. After all the advice given I replaced the crank sensor with a genuine vauxhall part (just to be on the safe side!). You can imagine how I felt when I turned it over and it started first turn!!!! Since then it has been running like a dream. So a big thanks to all you experts.

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Omega General Help / Re: Bipassing Immobiliser

« on: 14 December 2008, 16:50:46 »

well that was all very helpful. never having been on a site such as this before so I did not know what to expect. I do now.
Having spoken to an ex-vauxhall mechanic I have been advised it is likely to be the crankcase sensor and that it is possible the previously fit piece was not up to scratch.Will get a genuine part this time.
Never did find out about the immobiliser.Ho Hum

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Omega General Help / Re: Bipassing Immobiliser

« on: 12 December 2008, 17:06:03 »

oops!!!!! yes it is 16v
(the sensor was the camshaft sensor. A friend fitted it for me)

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Omega General Help / Re: Bipassing Immobiliser

« on: 12 December 2008, 15:37:09 »

Yes. When turning over. tried replacing crank sensor. worked for two days then refused to start.
Trouble is when left for a day or so will start ok!

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Omega General Help / Bipassing Immobiliser

« on: 12 December 2008, 13:58:23 »

Can anyone tell me how to bipass or dissable the immobiliser on my 2.5  CD auto V6(1st reg Jan 1999)?
I've  tried all different tips on this site to fix my intermittent starting problems. As a last resort I now need to try this.

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Newbie Welcome Area / Giving it a try

« on: 07 August 2008, 00:21:21 »

Hi. This is the first time for me! Used the site a couple of times with great success. The wealth of members' knowledge is tremendous. It seemed like a good idea to join but not very good with computers (or cars). I'm knocking on a bit(60),but still enjoy tinkering when I can. Things are so much more technical these days so I am glad to see this great exchange of ideas from them that knows.
Past my bedtime now. Will try again soon.