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Omega General Help / Re: V6 thermostat replacement.. Need part numbers

« on: 17 August 2022, 19:23:41 »

I solved the o-rings for the pipe, called a local shop that was able to get their hands on them! I can post the part numbers if neccessary, don't have them on hand right now tho.
However I checked the coils which was full of oil so it's time for a rocker cover gasket aswell..

Contacted the same shop and they ordered them for me.. but to my surprise they're from Elring 
Should I just apply the Elring seal & use a bunch of silicone aswell?

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Omega General Help / Re: V6 thermostat replacement.. Need part numbers

« on: 14 August 2022, 19:45:09 »

The inlet divider seals are reusable.

The coolant transfer pipe is still readily available, although you may have to look to the US for it. Genuine ones come with the O rings.

The inlet divider.. is that the part at the bottom which has orange seals? The bottom plate thingy?

Okay I will have a look at different websites, is 90411629 the part number of the transfer pipe?

Also there is alot of gunk, oil and coolant around that area.. bad valve cover gasket?

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Omega General Help / V6 thermostat replacement.. Need part numbers

« on: 14 August 2022, 18:42:09 »

Hi!
I recently bought myself an Opel Omega mv6 that has a coolant leak and bad thermostat.
It seems like the coolant is leaking from the extender pipe from the thermostat so I guess I'll buy new O-rings or replace the whole pipe..which I can't find.
The problem I'm facing is that I cannot find the correct seals/gaskets/O-rings (need part number) for the following :

Intake manifold seals (the plenum)
the black frame that the inlets under the plenum mounts on (the current ones are orange, I think the plate is called sandwhich plate.)
The gasket / seal under the sandwhich plate
Since I can't find a new pipe that connects to the thermostat I'm gonna have to replace those O-rings.

First Opel and V6, sorry for not knowing what the parts is called.

Kindest regards, Peter.