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Vauxhall Breakers
« on: 03 November 2006, 16:24:55 »
I went to a Vauxhall breakers I know today to look for a headlight washer jet and rear bumper. They have got loads of Omegas from early M reg to mini facelift and facelift types. The breakers is in Chester and I will be going again so if anybody wants any parts let me know and I will have a look or if you want to give them a call they are called Road Runners (one for AA) Tel No 01244 683863 or www.roadrunners.uk.net. Before you ask there are no headlight washer jets or any CID displays :'(
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #1 on: 03 November 2006, 16:41:51 »
Cheap pre prefacelift MIDs that have no duff pixels are always good to have (Radio line above computer lines) - there's always someone on here who will need a good one
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #2 on: 03 November 2006, 18:02:51 »
I could use the little whip antenna that goes on top of the GPS antenna, pre-facelift if it matters.  Jury's still out on what I need to fix my o/s HID.
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #3 on: 03 November 2006, 18:15:22 »
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I could use the little whip antenna that goes on top of the GPS antenna, pre-facelift if it matters.  Jury's still out on what I need to fix my o/s HID.
Assuming you can't free it up, a new HID :(
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #4 on: 03 November 2006, 18:15:46 »
A fuel flap from a black face-lift... guess this is a tall order though :(

And maybe an ashtray as well...

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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #5 on: 03 November 2006, 18:26:15 »
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I could use the little whip antenna that goes on top of the GPS antenna, pre-facelift if it matters.  Jury's still out on what I need to fix my o/s HID.
Assuming you can't free it up, a new HID :(
How much are those at the breakers?  Get my motivation up  :P
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #6 on: 03 November 2006, 18:36:39 »
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I could use the little whip antenna that goes on top of the GPS antenna, pre-facelift if it matters.  Jury's still out on what I need to fix my o/s HID.
Assuming you can't free it up, a new HID :(
How much are those at the breakers?  Get my motivation up  :P
None in my local scrappy.

£123 + VAT new on TC :(
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #7 on: 04 November 2006, 21:00:32 »
I want to fit HIDs or a nice Y32SE
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #8 on: 04 November 2006, 21:02:51 »
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I went to a Vauxhall breakers I know today to look for a headlight washer jet and rear bumper. They have got loads of Omegas from early M reg to mini facelift and facelift types. The breakers is in Chester and I will be going again so if anybody wants any parts let me know and I will have a look or if you want to give them a call they are called Road Runners (one for AA) Tel No 01244 683863 or www.roadrunners.uk.net. Before you ask there are no headlight washer jets or any CID displays :'(

They are in walking distance from me and never knew they had a website, very helpful last time I used em, £15 for an alternater.
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #9 on: 04 November 2006, 21:15:46 »
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Cheap pre prefacelift MIDs that have no duff pixels are always good to have (Radio line above computer lines) - there's always someone on here who will need a good one
That'll be me then!
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #10 on: 04 November 2006, 21:16:51 »
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I could use the little whip antenna that goes on top of the GPS antenna, pre-facelift if it matters.  Jury's still out on what I need to fix my o/s HID.
Assuming you can't free it up, a new HID :(
How much are those at the breakers?  Get my motivation up  :P
Took you a month to change your oil!!
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #11 on: 05 November 2006, 09:36:41 »
Self leveling suspension sensor....must be mini facelift or later, mounted on the rear drivers side tailing arm near the diff (not to be confusd with the much smaller headlight leveling sensor on the passenger side).

My sensor is goosed so will be wiring the setup for manual setting as a temp measure......
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #12 on: 17 August 2008, 10:46:44 »
Does anyone know of any Omega breakers down my end of the world in Exmouth, Devon as I am battling to find two parts.

They are:-

1/. Black leather steering wheel c/w radio controls etc.
2/. Left front door - Star Silver

Found a very nice door on e-bay, won it but the seller won't ship it. That seems to be a problem with the doors and larger parts.
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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #13 on: 17 August 2008, 12:41:50 »
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Self leveling suspension sensor....must be mini facelift or later, mounted on the rear drivers side tailing arm near the diff (not to be confusd with the much smaller headlight leveling sensor on the passenger side).

My sensor is goosed so will be wiring the setup for manual setting as a temp measure......

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Re: Vauxhall Breakers
« Reply #14 on: 17 August 2008, 13:19:09 »
Might head down to see what they have myself, but after my last dealings I duno...

They wanted £50 just for a measly little plug off a piece of loom which was already damaged...
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