Problems with the convertible roof and warning lights on a 2000 Opel Omega: Possible malfunction of the rollover sensor?

Hey, I had a similar problem with my 1998 Opel Vectra, so I'm no expert, but I've done a few things to cars. In my case it was a faulty fuse. I had it repaired in a garage and they charged 52.5 euros for it. Can you please tell me the exact model of your car? Then I might be able to help you better.

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Hey, thanks for your answer! Well, my Opel is an Omega B and now has about 195111 km on the clock. The last service was only recently and there were no problems. Hopefully I can get away with a new fuse, it would be great if it could be solved as cheaply as you did!

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Hey, I also have good experience with the Opel Omega B, mine has similar kilometers on it. It could actually be the rollover sensor, as you said. It often has to do with bad contacts. I would definitely check the fuses and possibly have a new sensor fitted. However, the garage should be able to find this out relatively quickly. It would definitely be cheaper than a new soft top. Keep us up to date, I'd be interested to hear how things progress for you! Good luck!

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Hey, thanks for the tips! I'll check the fuses tomorrow and maybe make an appointment at the garage. Your words give me hope that the whole thing might not be so expensive after all. I'll definitely let you know as soon as I know more. Thanks again and take care!

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