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Fazeel

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Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« on: 12 August 2010, 23:56:07 »
can someone please upload some pics from under the bonnet of the 3.2 V6, or gimme a link from where I can see it.

I gave my car for some repairs, and I feel something is missing, but I just cant put my finger on it  :-/

perhaps a cover or somthing ??
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #1 on: 13 August 2010, 00:48:59 »
Simple solution would be for you to upload your engine bay, and let us have a stab at working out whats missing!  :D
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #2 on: 13 August 2010, 01:45:52 »


hope its not too much.. ::)
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #3 on: 13 August 2010, 07:27:00 »
if your Omega looks like that mate you have problems ;D
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« Reply #4 on: 13 August 2010, 08:39:29 »
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if your Omega looks like that mate you have problems ;D

You told me that's how the engine bay in a facelift was supposed to look when I bought mine from you - something about reducing fuel consumption??  ;D
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #5 on: 13 August 2010, 12:24:11 »
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hope its not too much.. ::)

Lol ;D
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #6 on: 13 August 2010, 13:16:50 »



Mate, that is exactly the look I'm going for. Any chance of a step by step guide, with photo's, of how you got it to that stage.

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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #7 on: 13 August 2010, 14:48:15 »
That picture reminds me of the famous Candid Camera spoof event of the late 1960s early 70s, when a car 'drove' into a filling station, and, if I remember correctly, the filling station staff were told by the 'owner' that his engine had been stolen! :D :D :D :D   At the time is was very hilarious :D :D :D ;)
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #8 on: 14 August 2010, 12:47:25 »
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can someone please upload some pics from under the bonnet of the 3.2 V6, or gimme a link from where I can see it.

I gave my car for some repairs, and I feel something is missing, but I just cant put my finger on it  :-/

perhaps a cover or somthing ??


my second miggy has 3.2 V6, here are the pics...

or check here if you need more
http://picasaweb.google.com/Exec.Eryk/VauxhallOmega32V6MV6#



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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #9 on: 14 August 2010, 14:03:14 »
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can someone please upload some pics from under the bonnet of the 3.2 V6, or gimme a link from where I can see it.

I gave my car for some repairs, and I feel something is missing, but I just cant put my finger on it  :-/

perhaps a cover or somthing ??


my second miggy has 3.2 V6, here are the pics...

or check here if you need more
http://picasaweb.google.com/Exec.Eryk/VauxhallOmega32V6MV6#




Thats exactly what I was looking for !!
Thanks alot !!
:)

Oh, and another thing,
How is it soo clean !!??

I mean, it looks brand new !!

Mine looks very dirty and all,

Do you guys wash it ??

I once took it to the service station to get the engine cleaned, and all they did was use high pressure air, and then they sprayed it with diesel.

I asked them why they didnt use water ( cuz that would definately clean it up ) and they said that using water would mess up all the electronic stuff :(

The one in the pic is soo nice and clean, even the most inner and smallest of pipes is spotless !!
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #10 on: 14 August 2010, 15:55:12 »
Well, i cleaned up this engine recently, i used proper condensed shampoo and water under high pressure...

the electronic stuff and all the connections are quite good secured from the water access.

The important thing is to use not too much water (especially near the ecu), also the engine must not be hot or warm when you start cleaning. After cleaning i start the engine and let it run on idle for half an hour with open bonnet to make it all dry...
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #11 on: 14 August 2010, 16:12:11 »
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Well, i cleaned up this engine recently, i used proper condensed shampoo and water under high pressure...

the electronic stuff and all the connections are quite good secured from the water access.

The important thing is to use not too much water (especially near the ecu), also the engine must not be hot or warm when you start cleaning. After cleaning i start the engine and let it run on idle for half an hour with open bonnet to make it all dry...



no... nothing is missing... :)






i'm just cleaning... :D


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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #12 on: 14 August 2010, 22:25:06 »
 ;D ;D ;D :y
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Re: Under the bonnet of 3.2 V6
« Reply #13 on: 16 August 2010, 11:06:40 »
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Well, i cleaned up this engine recently, i used proper condensed shampoo and water under high pressure...

the electronic stuff and all the connections are quite good secured from the water access.

The important thing is to use not too much water (especially near the ecu), also the engine must not be hot or warm when you start cleaning. After cleaning i start the engine and let it run on idle for half an hour with open bonnet to make it all dry...
HA! my x20xev aint... had to top up the oil and when i lifted the bonnet, the bonnet bra had collected a far amount of water for the days raining session... the thing drove like chitty chitty for the rest of the night, was fine the next day tho after it ahd dried out and half a can of wd40
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