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f3nt0n

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Couple of niggling problems
« on: 10 January 2012, 15:12:30 »

Omega 3.0 auto Elite 2000W 72k

1) Once the engine is up to normal operating temp, when stationary, the engine shakes a bit. Only a little bit, but more than I would expect from such a luxury car. It causes some of the interior fixtures to rattle a bit. Tickover is 500rpm, plus or minus a few. I've only had the Mig a few days, and I've checked the oil, oil filter and air filter and they are all new. Any suggestions where to start/what could be causing it?

2) The radiator fan (I'm assuming it's the radiator fan, as it comes on at about 90+ degrees or when I've booted it a bit(!) or sitting in traffic - and carries on going for a moment or two when I turn off the car) makes a terrible racket. Is this a relatively simple job to replace?

3) Anywhere to get my geometry sorted in or around SW London?

Thanks in advance guys
Fenton
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Re: Couple of niggling problems
« Reply #1 on: 10 January 2012, 15:48:21 »

 Can only answer on  point 2 -  this is normal operation, nothing to worry about really. Fan should cut out anywhere between 10-30 secs depending on how high temperature has been .
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Re: Couple of niggling problems
« Reply #2 on: 10 January 2012, 15:49:59 »

I should of course have added..... it shouldn't make a terrible racket but obviously does whirr a bit ! :y
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Re: Couple of niggling problems
« Reply #3 on: 10 January 2012, 15:53:58 »

Fenton?  That wasn't you chasing the deer across the park caught on YouTube was it?  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Couple of niggling problems
« Reply #4 on: 10 January 2012, 16:16:47 »

Fenton?  That wasn't you chasing the deer across the park caught on YouTube was it?  ;D ;D ;D ;D

LOL, no, nowt to do with me, but that bloody dog made everyone I know think of me, so it was a busy couple of weeks on the phone and text.
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Re: Couple of niggling problems
« Reply #5 on: 10 January 2012, 22:21:06 »

Hi Fenton, Welcome to OOF.

2 & 3, no idea. Sorry.

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The car shouldn't rattle trim at idle in P or D. I have a section of road near me that shakes my trim to the bones (particularly auto gear stick and glove box lid) but it is particularly bumpy and then smooth elsewhere on other roads.

Have you read for fault codes? I believe you can look in the Maintenance Guide for the ''pedal'' trick to get the codes and post on here. :)

Have you checked your s.plug wells for oil? And oil in your water/mayo on your dipstick just to give you an indication of a big problem in the future?

Ps, I am no mechanic but I've learnt a lot on here  :y
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Re: Couple of niggling problems
« Reply #6 on: 10 January 2012, 23:02:59 »

1 stick idel valve may be needs a good tap and squirting of cab cleanner


posibly a small misfire from oil in plugs from cam covers cant see  to its bad without pulling off back ht leads and looking down holes for oil.

poss diss pack strarting to play up at 72k

when my diss pac when it shook to hell misfireing
2 normal

3 noidear im in luton and harlow
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