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Temperature, fuel and control lamps (Opel Omega A)

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Fuel reserve indicator



Fuel reserve indicator


If the arrow is in the red sector, urgent refueling is required!

Coolant temperature gauge



Coolant temperature gauge


The engine temperature regime requires constant monitoring:
  • Blue - low engine temperature
  • Black - normal operating temperature

When the engine is running, increased pressure is created in the cooling system. As a result, the boiling point of the liquid exceeds 100°C.
  • Red - overheating, turn off the engine, risk of breakdown. Contact a service station specialist for help.

Indicator lights on the left



Indicator lights on the left


Cause of fire:


  • Fuel reserve - urgent refueling is required.
  • Automatic transmission - 3rd gear engaged (main gear).
  • ABS - assistance from service station specialists required.
  • Engine - requires assistance from service station specialists.
  • Towing hitch turn signal - the trailer turn signal is connected to the vehicle's electrical system.
  • High beam - on.
  • Brake system - brake fluid level has dropped to a critical level.
  • Parking brake and clutch - parking brake is applied or professional assistance is required.
  • Left turn signals - on.

Indicator lights on the right



Indicator lights on the right


Cause of fire:
  • Right direction indicators - on.
  • Generator, recharging the battery - turn off the engine immediately.
  • Oil pressure - turn off engine immediately.
  • Washer reservoir - add water.
  • Engine oil level too low.
  • Coolant level too low.
  • Low beam/side lights - the bulb has burned out.
  • Brake light - the bulb burned out.
  • Disc brakes - brake linings are worn out.
  • Seat belt - fasten.
  • Pre-heating (diesel engine) - included.


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Omega B2 (1999-2003) 
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Omega B (1993-1999) 
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  • Tips for the car owner
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  • Cooling system
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