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Verne | 18:57 Mon 04th Sep 2006 | Motoring
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My 1994 2.0i Vauxhall Omega sometimes ticks over from 1500 -2500 revs per min.This can go on for days then everytings ok.Anybody any idea's.Thanks
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May be a faulty [worn out] lamda sensor creating havoc with the fuel/air mixture. Not fixable but easily checked by a competent mechanic and a replacement fitted fairly cheaply in minutes. Seems to be a thing with Vauxhalls that have done over 50000 miles.
Good luck.
20:04 Mon 04th Sep 2006
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more than likely a dirty idle control valve. you should remove the hose going to it & spray with carbureter cleaner (if you have a haynes, it should be shown in there .
also there is a site that deals with just omegas www.vauxhallownersnetwork.co.uk
07:56 Tue 05th Sep 2006

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