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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: enable cruise on a 2.6 cd
« on: 30 June 2009, 20:58:40 »
get in touch with The Boy matey......
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Radio lights CCR 2006
« on: 11 October 2008, 12:35:43 »
Yes sorry mate, what I mean is the lights on the head unit.
They are on and constant, but dim compared to the climate and tc/alarm buttons surrounding the radio.
Cheers
Martyn
They are on and constant, but dim compared to the climate and tc/alarm buttons surrounding the radio.
Cheers
Martyn
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Radio lights CCR 2006
« on: 11 October 2008, 04:37:50 »
Hi
Does anyone know why the lights on my CD stacker unit in our 2001 MV6 are dimmer than the surrounding lights on the dash?
With the dash lights turned right down the brightness is about the same as the radio.
Any advice greatly appreciated.
Webby
Does anyone know why the lights on my CD stacker unit in our 2001 MV6 are dimmer than the surrounding lights on the dash?
With the dash lights turned right down the brightness is about the same as the radio.
Any advice greatly appreciated.
Webby
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Traffic Master
« on: 19 July 2008, 10:39:23 »Quote
QuoteBesides, if its something to do with Omega gatherings, they won`t let me in anyway - I drive a Ferrari, not an Omega !!
I see from this that Dave is obviously a decent and modest chap then...... and it appears to be true what they say about ferrari drivers......
Would sooner have an Aston to be honest.......
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Traffic Master
« on: 19 July 2008, 10:37:35 »[/quote]
Have to say I pm'd Dave & he responded quickly - its now up to me to decide if I want to accept his offer. Thanx for replying Dave
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Well lucky for you that you would appear to be one of the "clique" then cos i pm'd him and got nothing.
I was right behind Dave until he threatened physical violence and right behind Alex until he over reacted by withdrawing from that event in fear of his life or whatever.
Dave shouldnt have advertised a "secret" if he doesnt understand human nature and Alex mate in future its best not to get involved with those on here who dont understand this site is for all and not just the "clique"
However, 30 quid a yr isnt the end of the world so its a storm in a teacup if you ask me.
And show me anyone who DOESNT want anything for nothing and I will show you a liar........
MW
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 03 June 2010, 18:40:19 »Quote
Martyn,
For £20 would like some very much!!
Next time you are over, or if your father -in- law doesn't mind.............!
Mike.
Mike,
We are going again in late August/Early September if you like I can send you some from there direct?
Cheers
Martyn
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 01 June 2010, 12:05:53 »
We were visiting the inlaws in Lodz, Poland, my father in law got them from the local car accessory shop
cost me 50 zloty, then the same again to send them to myself in Nottingham cos they were way to big for the suitcases we had
All in less than 20 quid so not bad
Made by a company called Team Heko
Happy to help source them if needed
Cheers
Martyn
cost me 50 zloty, then the same again to send them to myself in Nottingham cos they were way to big for the suitcases we had
All in less than 20 quid so not bad
Made by a company called Team Heko
Happy to help source them if needed
Cheers
Martyn
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 31 May 2010, 19:28:39 »
Now on and sorted, happy with the results and they do make a difference, can drive around all day with the windows down now.......
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 23 May 2010, 21:06:08 »
Sorted
just for reference I trimmed about half an inch off of the front leading edge of the deflector
Fits like a glove now and will be glued in place after work tomorrow
Thanks all for the input
Martyn
just for reference I trimmed about half an inch off of the front leading edge of the deflector
Fits like a glove now and will be glued in place after work tomorrow
Thanks all for the input
Martyn
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 23 May 2010, 08:43:08 »Quote
Sad to say...I got them a while ago also...
Won't fit. The Poles muffed up there big time. Sent them back and got a refund.
Ok mate cheers
Only paid 50zl for them (just over £10) so would just chuck em away if they wont go in properly
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 23 May 2010, 08:41:14 »Quote
Have you tried Silicone polish? It may just make the difference.
No mate I hadnt thought of that, nice one, will try it later today
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Omega General Help / Re: Wind Deflectors
« on: 22 May 2010, 19:49:09 »
Got Polish Omega ones, they slot in but bcos the rear frame raises with the window it needs glue to hold it in
:-?
:-?
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Omega General Help / Wind Deflectors
« on: 22 May 2010, 16:04:01 »
HI all
Bought some of them plastic wind deflectors that go in the front side windows
Only problem is I dont think they are going to fit because every time I wind the drivers window up its gets so far then stops and goes back down
I know they have the "safety" stop and retreat function, but is there any way around that?
I think with the deflectors in they are offering too much resistnace to the window, and I need to glue them in place yet too.......!!!
Cheers
Martyn
Bought some of them plastic wind deflectors that go in the front side windows
Only problem is I dont think they are going to fit because every time I wind the drivers window up its gets so far then stops and goes back down
I know they have the "safety" stop and retreat function, but is there any way around that?
I think with the deflectors in they are offering too much resistnace to the window, and I need to glue them in place yet too.......!!!
Cheers
Martyn
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Omega General Help / Re: Misted up headlight
« on: 24 August 2010, 14:16:25 »Quote
QuoteQuotePull off both rubber bungs then put a hirdryer into one of the holes for a while. You need to re-seal it though, the condensation leads to mould or algae on the inside of the lens which can be an MoT fail if it gets bad.
That was going to be suggestion #2
By "resealing" it do we just mean refitting the bungs or do i need a sealant in there?
Thanks