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1908pools

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11. Nov 2006 at 19:48

Hi All

Had my 1999 Omega 2.0 CDX LPG since 2000 and as you will see from a post in the general pages I have a few problems with the heating etc.

But all in all I love this big old beast, I have a little rust starting on the top of the 2 drivers side doors, nothing drastic yet but it is one of the most comfortable motors I have had.

Got 98000 on the clock at the moment and is used daily to work etc.

Anyway heres too many more miles of motoring.

Take it easy all Cool

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Cav9_4 Omega Knight Offline Omega 2.5 V6 Auto Posts: 1463 Sutton-In-Ashfield,Notts Gender:	Re: Hi Reply #1 - 11. Nov 2006 at 19:53 Hi & welcome to the forum
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MikeDundee Omega King Offline avatar borrowed from DLK for a bit..... Posts: 10127 Costa Del Peckham Gender: Drives: Irmscher Omega 3.0 V6	Re: Hi Reply #2 - 11. Nov 2006 at 20:50 Welcome to the Forum m8
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mijfife Intermediate Member Offline AAARRRRGGGGGGGGG, IT'S WAS ONLY A GLS!!!!!!! Posts: 306 Rosyth, Fife. Scotland Gender:	Re: Hi Reply #3 - 11. Nov 2006 at 22:36 Hi there and welcome to the forum I've got a 2ltr with lpg conversion as well, can I ask what sort of MPG you are getting on gas? Cheers Jim
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Chopsdad Omega Baron Offline Keep it clean! Posts: 4066 Bouncy Castle in Carlisle Gender: Drives: VW Passat 1.9 TDI Est	Re: Hi Reply #4 - 11. Nov 2006 at 23:26 Hi and welcome aboard. Looks like you and Jim have a lot in common.
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Rock Junior Member Offline Right turn Clyde... Posts: 195 Windsor, Berkshire Gender: Drives: 2001 CD 2.6 V6 Auto	Re: Hi Reply #5 - 11. Nov 2006 at 23:30 Hi and welcome to the forum
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Bo Bo Omega Lord Offline Here's another nice mess you've gotten me into! Posts: 5016 Coventry Gender:	Re: Hi Reply #6 - 12. Nov 2006 at 08:54 Hello & welcome
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Markie Omega Lord Offline Posts: 7914 Lanarkshire, Scotland Gender: Drives: RS4, X5, Range Rover	Re: Hi Reply #8 - 12. Nov 2006 at 09:50 Good Morning And Welcome
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TheBoy Administrator Offline TBE has an MOT! Posts: 64817 Brackley, Northants Gender: Drives: 98 MV6, 03 Elite, 00 25, 89 ZX10	Re: Hi Reply #9 - 12. Nov 2006 at 10:56 Welcome to the site
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1908pools

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Reply #10 - 12. Nov 2006 at 13:39

mijfife wrote on 11. Nov 2006 at 22:36:

Hi there and welcome to the forum

I've got a 2ltr with lpg conversion as well, can I ask what sort of MPG you are getting on gas?

Cheers Jim

Hi Jim

At the present I am getting approx 30 miles to the gallon, sometimes a bit better on a long run.
I had to get the gas distributor thingy changed a few months back as the diaphragms had perished and it kept switching back to petrol.
Since this has been done (touch wood) it hasn't switched once, at lot has been said about the loss of power with gas but for what I need from a car it is not noticable too much.

Now all I need to do is get my heating sorted out , going to work in my better halfs car tomorrow as she is shopping with her friend in Newcastle, could be expensive methinks!!

I may have to bite the bullet and put the beast into our local VX dealer to find out what the problem is with the heater, can't get any of the vents to open.

Anyway, this area is for new members to say hello and not whinge about the cost (rip off ) of main dealers.

Take it easy all!!

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Del Boy Omega Lord Offline Posts: 9381 Ashford, Kent. Gender: Drives: Various things.	Re: Hi Reply #12 - 12. Nov 2006 at 18:39 Hi m8 and welcome to the forum
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Timbuk Omega Baron Offline owned a Datsun 120y once! Posts: 3866 Coventry Gender: Drives: 1998 Irmscher MV6	Re: Hi Reply #13 - 12. Nov 2006 at 19:03 Welcome to the site
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RossPhim Senior Member Offline Rust?????.... Aaaargh! Posts: 764 Morayshire, Scotland Gender: Drives: An Fordy Now-a-days! Bo Ho!	Re: Hi Reply #14 - 13. Nov 2006 at 07:13 Welcome to the forum, mate.
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