Opel Corsa E (2015-2018)

Opel Corsa E - Repair Tips for Beginners and Experts

With the launch of the Corsa E in 2014, Opel continued a success story that began in 1982 with the Corsa A. The goal of the automaker from Rüsselsheim was clear: to provide a counter to the main competitors, the VW Polo and Ford Fiesta, which had been built since the mid-1970s. More than 10 million Opel Corsas produced clearly show that this goal has been achieved! The fifth generation Corsa has grown into a spacious and versatile small car, offering diesel and petrol engines ranging from 69 to 207 horsepower to meet every need.

To ensure that regular maintenance and inspections, as well as any larger repairs that may arise, do not exceed the particularly sensitive cost framework in this vehicle class, the "How It's Done" manual provides solid expertise for all car enthusiasts:

• Clearly structured instructions for minor repairs and routine maintenance
• Engine maintenance: removal and overhaul, fuel system, exhaust system
• Transmission: clutch, manual transmission, drive shafts
• Repair and maintenance of brakes and suspension, electrical systems
• Selected wiring diagrams, illustrative images, and many tips and tricks for professionals and beginners

How It's Done: Carry out repairs and maintenance yourself. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned mechanic, whether it's an oil change or a faulty suspension: Rüdiger Etzold shows interested car owners how their Opel Corsa E works and which maintenance and repair tasks they can handle themselves. With the right maintenance and care, along with the tips from this book, you can save on workshop costs, extend the lifespan of your Opel Corsa, and increase its resale value in the used car market!

Petrol: 1.2 l (1229 cm³), 1.4 l (1398 cm³), 1.4 l (1364 cm³)
Diesel: 1.3 l (1248 cm³).