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Omega General Help / central locking not operating

« on: 14 August 2010, 15:25:16 »

 :questionhi im new to the omega,noticed the central locking isnt working at all,from the fob or the key in lock.drivers door locks and unlocks but all the other doors have to be operated by hand.checked fuse 20 and thats ok any ideas???also the little screen on the dash..computer?isnt lighting up.thanks for any help.

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 11 August 2010, 18:53:15 »

  :ywell problem is now fixed got all the bits i needed ittook the guy no more than 2mins to program it and the cars now running sweet,thanks for the forum in times of crisis.

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 09 August 2010, 15:04:47 »

 :)well today i went to my local dealership and ordered the car pass number,it wasŁ20 and two hrs later theyve just rang me with the number so no compplaints there!also ordered the new chip off fleabayŁ7.99 hopefull arriving in two days and some nice chap from aa auto electronics has offered to drive me back to huddersfeild so he can pair the new chip for Ł60 so all upŁ87.99. Thanks for the sound advice i received a real help indeed

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 09 August 2010, 00:17:48 »

 :)so can you get cheap beanz then lol.i will see how i get on tommorow with it luckily i have the day off so hopefully i can get sorted think im going to superglue the new one to the sterring cowel

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 09 August 2010, 00:00:44 »

 :ysorry didnt realise you were in bury!are you around 2mrw m8

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 09 August 2010, 00:00:24 »

cheers very kind of you,to be honest i really want the car at home asap dont like the thought of it being sat there for a long period,is there any whileuwait places who sell and program the chips,anyway im going to get on the phone nice and early try and source one locally so i can pick it up and hopefully programed all in the same day.dont fancy driving from manchester to huddersfeild to crawl about on a car park its a losing battle i think.had to move the car off the carpark to the train station as its illegal to leave on a services carpark apparently!

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 08 August 2010, 23:57:45 »

cheers very kind of you,to be honest i really want the car at home asap dont like the thought of it being sat there for a long period,is there any whileuwait places who sell and program the chips,anyway im going to get on the phone nice and early try and source one locally so i can pick it up and hopefully programed all in the same day.dont fancy driving from manchester to huddersfeild to crawl about on a car park its a losing battle i think.had to move the car off the carpark to the train station as its illegal to leave on a services carpark apparently!

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 08 August 2010, 23:28:51 »

thanks for the help,i did search for the chip once id realised searched for an hour while waiting about its a gonna for sure!!i will buy a replacment asap phone the stealer for the key pass thingy and then try find someone in the northwest to pair the twotogether any pointers in the right direction would be much appreiciated,not sure where to go to get them scanned or whatever it is?thanks again

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 08 August 2010, 22:15:14 »

 :'(so all models are fitted with the chip then?how come i am not seeing a warning light on dash,i think i will check to see if theres any power reaching the fuel pump if theres not atleast i know where the problem is,can someone point me in the direction of anyone who deals with these key related problems?

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Omega General Help / Re: wat a day!

« on: 08 August 2010, 21:53:01 »

 :(so i take it the imobiliser does cut the fuel pump then?is it a major issue to replace the chip thing,and is there any means of testing the pump?thanks

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Omega General Help / wat a day!

« on: 08 August 2010, 21:09:19 »

hello pepolei bought a 98 model 2.0gls estate today off the net whilst driving back home stopped at the services and on locking the door pulled the key in half,never thought anymore of it just pushed it together again,on returning to the car it refused to start,anyway recovery guy turned up and after 20mins came to the conclusion the fuel pump had gone,the car wanted to start after he sprayed easy start on it so i take it theres a spark there,my problem is should my key have the little chip in it because it hasnt and if i have lost it would this cut the fuel supply?no warning lights showing on dash and also no noise from fuel pump on turning the key!my new car is now parked 20miles from home and dont want to waste money on a fuel pump if its the imobiliser causing the problem.thanks in advance guys