Category: Smart Forum

Hello all, I have the following problem: When giving gas, a small high sound becomes audible. The more gas the louder! He can also be heard in idle mode, but quite quiet. If the engine is out, you can’t hear it at all. That’s only occurred since I installed the Radio Roadstar CD-650 in my Opel Omega. What does it have to do with this high sound and how do I get it off. I have read on other pages what is caused by alternators, etc., and you could buy a kind of destroyer at Conrad for example. What’s that, helps that and where does it go? Then I have also read thrushes or other things like earth. Would I really be very happy about an answer, so it’s annoying! Do you know exactly what I need at Conrad for a part? Alternatively: since I’m not a hifi professional. I come from Cologne, does someone know a company that knows the problem and can repair it? Have called today at Opel Levi in Cologne, who said, but must be disturbed and can’t they?

Hi guys, I have a little question, just to cheer me up or not… I wanted to pick up something from my workplace today. The way was about 50 km. So I started and about 1 km before the descent my vehicle suddenly did not take any gas… I then drove off. At the traffic light I then noticed that he ran very rough and. As if the 4th cylinder didn’t ignite properly… then drove right after the traffic light to the yard of a Honda representative and asked the technician to look at my engine for a short time… after the start he went out immediately. After the 2nd start he ran, but again so restless and some metallic blow could be heard… I can’t tell where it came from… in the empty run he ran then about 10 seconds and then went out… but could not be started immediately… as soon as you had easily kicked on the gas, but he ran hard. then he didn’t run anything else, just as soon as you had taken away gas… he started a jerking again… the technician then said: Runtimes were put off or was put off in the car again.

I told a buddy’s father that I was going to get an Opel Omega and he was just laughing and saying, “I should think about why Opel doesn’t produce these cars anymore”; I said no idea and he said grinsend: “The Omega is a total scrap car because it’s always having some problems”. If he was a layman I wouldn’t have given much to it, but he’s a trained car mechanic. The fact that the Omega is no longer being built also makes me stumpy. Is he right? If I’ve been honest with you, I don’t have a lot of money to spend on a car, which only makes problems.