Specifications
Note: Depending on the elements of the special configuration, the data may differ from those given - the relevant certificate can be obtained at any Opel branded service station.
Engine
See Specifications for Chapter 2.
Transmission
Drive unit
2WD Models - Front
- Manual transmission - 5- or 6-speed, fully synchronized
- Easytronic - 5-speed, with automatic clutch control
- AT - 4-speed electronically controlled
- AT with ActiveSelect system - 4-speed, electronically controlled
Brake system and suspension
Type of brake system - Hydraulic, dual circuit, vacuum boosted, ABS
Front wheel brakes - Disc, ventilated
Rear wheel brakes - Disc
Parking brake drive - cable, on the rear wheels
Front suspension - Independent, spring, type McPherson, with anti-roll bar
Rear Suspension - Semi-independent, torsion bar, with coil springs
Steering
Drive type - Electro-hydraulic reinforced rack and pinion
Dynamic characteristics
Maximum travel speed, km/h
Note: The maximum speed can be developed with a load of no more than 200 kg. The complete set of the vehicle with additional components and assemblies may lead to a decrease in the actually developed maximum speed relative to the given values.
5 door hatchback
3 door hatchback
station wagon
Fuel consumption, CO emissions2
Since 1996, the regulation 80/1268/EWG in the latest modification 1999/100/EC has been in force for determining fuel consumption. The instruction is based on real traffic conditions: driving in the city is estimated at a factor of ⅓, and outside it: ⅔, taking into account cold starts and acceleration phases. An integral part of the instruction is an indication of the obligation to publish carbon dioxide emissions (SO2).
Note: The given data are indicative only. When determining fuel consumption according to the 1999/100/EC standard, the dead weight of the vehicle, which is set according to the same instructions, is taken into account. The complete set of the vehicle with additional devices and units leads to a change in mass, which also has an inevitable effect on the amount of fuel consumption and CO emission2.
5 door hatchback
(fuel consumption in l/100 km, CO emissions2 in g/km)
1) With the Z 17 DTH engine, tire widths up to 195 mm.
3 door hatchback
(fuel consumption in l/100 km, CO emissions2 in g/km)
2) With the Z 17 DTH engine, tire widths up to 195 mm.
station wagon
(fuel consumption in l/100 km, CO emissions2 in g/km)
Tire size and inflation pressure
Note: Not all tires currently available on the market meet the design requirements of cars - before purchasing new tires, consult an Opel service station.
Attention: Tires of sizes 215/45 R 17, 225/45 R 17, 225/40 R 18 and 235/35 R 19 cannot be used as winter tyres! Fitting a spare wheel with summer tires to a vehicle with winter tires may change the handling of the vehicle - replace the spare wheel with a suitable new one as soon as possible! Air pressure must be checked with cold tires (see Section 27).
Attention: If the air pressure in the tires increases during a long trip due to heating, do not under any circumstances reduce it!
The given tire pressures are the same for summer and winter tyres. The spare tire must always be maintained at full load air pressure. The tire pressures for your specific model are also listed on the label located on the inside of the fuel filler cap. In case of discrepancy between the data, follow the instructions on the vehicle plate.
Astra models
Tire pressure of front/rear wheels, bar (1 bar = 100 kPa)
Hatchback
1) To achieve the lowest fuel consumption. Does not apply to tires that are not afraid of punctures.
station wagon
1) To achieve the lowest fuel consumption. Does not apply to tires that are not afraid of punctures.
Models Zafira
Tire pressure of front/rear wheels, bar (1 bar = 100 kPa)
Ensuring the safety of transporting children
Attention: Statistics of deaths and injuries in road accidents show that it is safest to install child seats in the outermost places of the rear row of seats!
Child seat matching table
IN1 Only available with seat occupied recognition and special Opel child seat with transponders. When attaching a child seat with a three anchor seat belt, install the seat height adjuster (with appropriate equipment) to the top position. Move the front passenger seat fully back and set the height of the upper passenger seat belt anchor to the lowest position.
IN2 Only available with seat occupied recognition and special Opel child seat with transponders. When attaching the child restraint system with the three anchor seat belt, install the seat height adjuster (with appropriate equipment) to the top position. Move the front passenger seat fully back so that the seat belt passes forward from the pivot point.
U Universal suitability in combination with a three anchor seat belt.
+ For ISO-FIX seat. When using an ISO-FIX anchorage, only ISO-FIX child restraint systems approved for this type of vehicle must be used.
- Child seats are not permitted for this weight group.
Dimensions
Weight characteristics
Attention: Non-compliance with the normative weight characteristics leads to increased wear of all vehicle components, deterioration of controllability and, in a difficult traffic situation, can cause an accident!
The vehicle's payload is the difference between the gross vehicle weight and the curb weight of the vehicle. Data on the standard load of the car are given on the nameplate located on the central pillar in the opening of the front passenger door, and in the car's passport.
To determine the mass of the car in running order, it is necessary to add the values \u200b\u200bof the corresponding indicators given in the tables for a specific configuration (see tables).
Note: Elements of special configuration increase the curb weight of the vehicle, while the payload is reduced.
The total load on the front and rear axles must not exceed the full standard load. For example, if the front axle is loaded at the maximum standard load, then the rear axle can only be loaded so as not to exceed the gross vehicle weight. In addition, by reducing the load on one axle, it is impossible to increase the load on the other in excess of the standard load for this axle.
When using a trailer in the case of a fully loaded tractor vehicle (taking into account the weight of all passengers) the load on the rear axle must not exceed the standard by more than 65 kg (Hatchback models) or more than 60 kg (station wagon models). at the same time, the total standard weight should not be exceeded by more than 45 kg (Hatchback models) or more than 30kg (station wagon models). In extreme cases, if the standard load on the rear axle is exceeded, the vehicle is allowed to move at a speed of no more than 100 km / h.
Note: If the Rules define lower speeds when operating a vehicle with a trailer, follow the established requirements.
The values listed below are individual, depending on the version and equipment of the vehicle, and are indicated on the rating plate (see chapter "Introduction", illustration 4):
- Regulatory gross weight
- Standard load on the front axle
- Regulatory load on the rear axle
- The maximum permissible weight of the towed load
- The maximum vertical hitch load depends on the model and type of the hitch and is specified in the documentation accompanying the vehicle and on the label of the tow hitch.
Maximum allowable load on the roof, kg 75
Station wagon with roof rails - 100
Note: The roof load is the sum of the weight of the roof rack and the weight of the load.
Curb weight1) able (kg)
5 door hatchback
3 door hatchback
station wagon
1) According to EU regulations, the curb weight of the car includes the weight of the car, the weight of the driver (68 kg), baggage weight (7 kg) and all filled fluids (fuel tank is 90% full).
Additional weight (kg) equipment options Hatchback
Additional weight (kg) configuration options Station wagon
Heavy accessories (kg)
Tightening force of threaded connections, Nm
The tightening torque of the wheel bolts is 110 Nm
Drawbar Mounting Dimensions
See Section 32 for detailed recommendations for operating a vehicle with a trailer tow hitch.
Below are the installation dimensions. All dimensions shown refer to the trailer hitch fitted at the factory.
Note: Aftermarket installation of the trailer tow hitch must be carried out by an Opel workshop. Before purchasing, please consult your dealer about approved tow hitch designs for this model.
Attention: On vehicles with Z 20 LEH engines, the installation of a trailer hitch is not permitted!
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