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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Battery
« on: 17 February 2010, 20:22:42 »
Thanks guys
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Battery
« on: 17 February 2010, 14:21:11 »
Can anyone recommend a replacement battery for my car please
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Omega General Help / Re: Brake pad warning
« on: 12 February 2010, 15:39:53 »
Thanks guys, will have to get them checked Im not up to pulling wheels off these days. It has started since the freezing weather.
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Omega General Help / Brake pad warning
« on: 12 February 2010, 13:39:25 »
Getting an intermittent brake pad warning. How much wear is likely to be left. No nasty sounds or effects on braking, and only normally do a few local miles per week.
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Omega General Help / Re: Couple of questions from a newbie
« on: 18 December 2009, 08:09:59 »
Many thanks to all for help. Pics really useful 
Mick
Mick
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Omega General Help / Re: Couple of questions from a newbie
« on: 17 December 2009, 10:51:21 »
Thanks, it can wait till better weather next year in that case.
From what you are saying there is some sort of mechanism that fits on the end of the strap inside the door, any pics of this anywhere that anyone knows of.
Mick
From what you are saying there is some sort of mechanism that fits on the end of the strap inside the door, any pics of this anywhere that anyone knows of.
Mick
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Omega General Help / Re: Couple of questions from a newbie
« on: 16 December 2009, 15:39:31 »
No nasty noises and plates look to be ok. From what I can see from pics the bush looks as if it it applies pressure to the arm and holds it in contact with the plates, is this correct. Dont want to rip the door apart unless absolutely necessary.
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Omega General Help / Couple of questions from a newbie
« on: 16 December 2009, 15:07:57 »
Couple of questions.
Anyone know of a user manual for the "My Naff Code Reader" diagnostic tool, and normal readings/settings for my 1999 2lt CD auto. It seems to work ok and shows no fault codes. Would be nice to know what the other reading mean, some are self explanatory but not all.
The drivers door strap just flops about and does not attempt to keep the door open.Is this controlled by the plastic bush in some way.
Mick
Anyone know of a user manual for the "My Naff Code Reader" diagnostic tool, and normal readings/settings for my 1999 2lt CD auto. It seems to work ok and shows no fault codes. Would be nice to know what the other reading mean, some are self explanatory but not all.
The drivers door strap just flops about and does not attempt to keep the door open.Is this controlled by the plastic bush in some way.
Mick
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General Car Chat / Re: Abbreviations and acronyms.
« on: 22 December 2009, 16:26:23 »
Thanks Chris, its the car related one I have the biggest problems with.
Mick
Mick
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General Car Chat / Re: Abbreviations and acronyms.
« on: 22 December 2009, 15:33:12 »Quote
Sorreeee, found 'em now!!! But what is a HID?
Where did you find them please. I also have problems with them.
Mick
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General Car Chat / Re: just had a slight prang :(
« on: 22 December 2009, 14:49:03 »
I have had the same broker for about 15 years.My insurance is not the cheapest, but when the wife rolled our car end over end and wrote it off a couple of years ago in the snow,it was all sorted in a couple of week and they paid out the full market value with no hassle. You get what you pay for with insurance companies.
Mick
Mick
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General Car Chat / Re: just had a slight prang :(
« on: 22 December 2009, 14:34:44 »
Ring your insurance company and give them all the details. Most companies have help and advice services to advise you. Also AA or RAC will advise if you are a member. You could need advice as I asume this was not on a public highway and some companies are not interested when accidents are in car parks.
Mick
Mick
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General Car Chat / Re: winter's here
« on: 22 December 2009, 15:17:57 »
Two things determine how well a car does on snow and ice, the tyres and the driver.
I have no problems with mine, but then I have good tyres and and almost 50 years of driving on all terrains in all sorts of vehicles.
Mick
I have no problems with mine, but then I have good tyres and and almost 50 years of driving on all terrains in all sorts of vehicles.
Mick
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General Discussion Area / Re: manual or automatic
« on: 09 December 2009, 15:05:18 »
My first auto since the 1970s even at 2ltr I just love it. The little button on top of the gear selector can make it an interesting drive.
Mick
Mick
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