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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: inputing cd changer code
« on: 22 August 2008, 19:39:31 »
Thanks Dave, I followed your instructions and it is now sorted....you are a gentleman. Many thanks, Jim. 
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / inputing cd changer code
« on: 21 August 2008, 20:31:07 »
Hi guys and gals, just a quickie really. How do I input the security code for my Blaupunkt multi changer?
Many thanks, Jim.
Many thanks, Jim.
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Omega General Help / Re: Auto box slow
« on: 22 January 2009, 11:23:43 »
ok thanks for the help and opinions guys
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Omega General Help / Re: Auto box slow
« on: 22 January 2009, 09:57:19 »
Yes I know about the cats thing and i was used to that, even gave it some beans to help them, but this will not rev above 2000 whereas it did before?
It is very dangerouse pulling onto a main road !!
It is very dangerouse pulling onto a main road !!
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Omega General Help / Auto box slow
« on: 22 January 2009, 09:33:41 »
Please help me my miggy 2.5 V6 auto has a problem. When it is cold (the car not the weather) the car will not change gear or rev beyond two to two and a half thousand revs as you set off in " D"
However it will change manually 1...2...3....D and it seems fine when it's warmed up a bit.
Could it be the fluid (not sure when the last change was)or something more sinister???
Please help !!!
However it will change manually 1...2...3....D and it seems fine when it's warmed up a bit.
Could it be the fluid (not sure when the last change was)or something more sinister???
Please help !!!
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Omega General Help / Re: paper clip check
« on: 11 December 2008, 21:07:30 »
I had similar problem with mine although fuel was litteraly running from the exhaust ! 
Found it to be the injector loom trapped between the bulkhead top and the wiper linkage. Dangreous, but a cheap fix
Found it to be the injector loom trapped between the bulkhead top and the wiper linkage. Dangreous, but a cheap fix
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Omega General Help / Re: crap heater
« on: 30 September 2008, 21:30:54 »
No not yet, thanks for that I will have a look, is a blocked matrix common?
I have to say that the help from this site is superb BUT. My experience with my car and the sheer amount of problems posted on here about the Omega in general is starting to make me wonder if I have bought a bit of a problem car.........sorry for the moan, just my 2p worth.
I have to say that the help from this site is superb
BUT. My experience with my car and the sheer amount of problems posted on here about the Omega in general is starting to make me wonder if I have bought a bit of a problem car.........sorry for the moan, just my 2p worth.
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Omega General Help / crap heater
« on: 30 September 2008, 21:20:09 »
Hi all, Well with winter fast approaching I have been testing my Omegas heater (and heated seats, which don't work !!) and found it to be very poor indeed. 
To call it luke warm would be stetching the truth to the extreme. So is there any common faults and fixes I can look into doing??? I have searched but not come up with anything helpfull.
Many thanks, Jim.
To call it luke warm would be stetching the truth to the extreme. So is there any common faults and fixes I can look into doing??? I have searched but not come up with anything helpfull.Many thanks, Jim.
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Omega General Help / Re: Paint Code Z594
« on: 05 September 2008, 19:58:43 »
should be just 594 mate
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Omega General Help / Re: Help! My Miggy is dying :( -EDIT :: Crank Sensor-
« on: 16 August 2008, 10:34:52 »
It sounds a lot like mine although it has never cut out on the move so I am lucky.
I am just going out to change mine now. (after a quick coffee) As I work at an accident repair centre our parts dept and perrys vauxhall let me order both types of sensor to be delivered yesterday. So I could take them both home, fit the correct one over the weekend. Then return the other one and pay for the one I use on monday. Thanks guys!!!
Right kettle on wish me luck.
I am just going out to change mine now. (after a quick coffee) As I work at an accident repair centre our parts dept and perrys vauxhall let me order both types of sensor to be delivered yesterday. So I could take them both home, fit the correct one over the weekend. Then return the other one and pay for the one I use on monday. Thanks guys!!!
Right kettle on wish me luck.
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Omega General Help / Re: Petrol running from exhaust!
« on: 20 August 2008, 19:43:13 »
I will if I have to, but I anoly did the oil, filter and crank sensor the day before and it just seems a shame to throw away all that lovely fresh golden oil. 
and it just seems a shame to throw away all that lovely fresh golden oil.
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Omega General Help / Re: Petrol running from exhaust!
« on: 20 August 2008, 07:05:05 »
yep that has concerned me too. I just thought I would run it and see for now though.
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Omega General Help / Re: Petrol running from exhaust!
« on: 19 August 2008, 21:34:24 »
I'VE ONLY BLOODY FIXED IT !!! with thanks to the guys on this site. But Kevin gets the gold star as it was a short on the main injector loom.
Some muppet in the past has worked on it and pushed the injector loom between the top of the bulkhead and the windscreen wiper linkage
so over time it has steadily worn through and shorted four of the wires ( I even took a piccy)
So after some quite daring (for me) spanner work I found the fault and phoned my best mate Jay who is an auto electrician and he then repaired the wires and we got it put back together before dark It runs great, the warning light has gone out , and it has been slowly burning/ evaporating all that fuel that was in the exhaust with a lovely smell.
Thanks again to all who replied. Credit to a great site !
Some muppet in the past has worked on it and pushed the injector loom between the top of the bulkhead and the windscreen wiper linkage
so over time it has steadily worn through and shorted four of the wires ( I even took a piccy)So after some quite daring (for me) spanner work I found the fault and phoned my best mate Jay who is an auto electrician and he then repaired the wires and we got it put back together before dark
It runs great, the warning light has gone out , and it has been slowly burning/ evaporating all that fuel that was in the exhaust with a lovely smell.Thanks again to all who replied. Credit to a great site !
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Omega General Help / Re: Petrol running from exhaust!
« on: 18 August 2008, 20:12:15 »
Also just out of interest it may be worth adding that just prior to this my car was averaging 19 to the gallon! With carefull use too. I knew it wouldn't be cheap to run but that can't be average surely ?
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Omega General Help / Re: Petrol running from exhaust!
« on: 18 August 2008, 20:08:24 »
Ok many thanks, I have seen from other posts on here that you are quite the techie. so I just look for dodgy/ corroded connectors. Also has anyone seen this before as the amount of fuel dripping from the exhaust was shocking to say the least !!
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