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The source of the fault is ignition (Opel Vectra B)

Are all connectors in the DI5 ignition module area connected correctly?
Cracks in the DIS ignition module housing, burn marks from jumping sparks?
Is the plug connection to the inductive pulse sensor or camshaft position sensor (16V) OK? If necessary, remove the sensor and check whether it is dirty on the end face. Clean it.
Are the connectors on the control unit securely fastened? Perhaps one contact has shifted in a multi-pin connector?
As a last resort, only a complete check of the ignition system will help.

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