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Features of the body design (Opel Astra J)

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The body of the Opel Astra J car is a five-door hatchback, load-bearing structure, all-metal. The body frame includes the base, sidewalls, roof and parts connected to each other by electric welding (point, seam and arc). The body is a non-separable structure with sufficient rigidity and carries all the vehicle units, body attachments and interior parts.

The hinged units include the side doors, hood, tailgate, front fenders, front and rear bumpers. The side doors, hood, tailgate are attached to the body with hinges, the front fenders - with bolts.

The side doors are equipped with electric windows for the front and rear doors.

The side door and side panel glass, as well as the rear door glass, are bent, polished, and tempered. The windshield glass is three-layered. The windshield glass, rear door glass, and side panel glass are glued into the corresponding openings of the body. The rear door glass is equipped with electric heating.

Both bumpers are plastic. The front and rear bumpers are painted in body color, attached to the body with bolts, screws and plastic clips. The radiator grille is removable, consists of two parts (upper and lower), attached with plastic holders to the front bumper.

The front seats are separate, with mechanical adjustment of the longitudinal position, the angle of the backrest and the lumbar support in the backrest of the driver's seat. Electric heating of the front seats is provided.

The headrests of the seats are easily removable, height-adjustable, and are installed on the backs of all seats. Three headrests are installed on the back of the rear seat.



The rear seat includes two cushions and two backrests. If necessary, the cushions and backrests of the rear seat can be folded in parts to increase the capacity of the luggage compartment. In the right backrest there is a hatch closed with a folding cover for transporting long objects (for example, skis).

The rear seat belts for all passengers are inertia-type.

To improve passive safety, the car is equipped with the SRS system. It includes two frontal, two side airbags and front seat belt pretensioners that are triggered in the event of an accident.

The car's interior is equipped with an energy-absorbing instrument panel, a cigarette lighter, sun visors, and a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system or climate control (depending on the configuration), rear view mirror, handrails.

The volume, temperature, direction and intensity of air flows are regulated by switches installed in the control unit of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.

The volume, temperature, direction and intensity of air flows are regulated by switches installed…


Exhaust ventilation of the body is carried out through deflectors with valves, which are installed under the rear bumper (in the photo the bumper is removed for clarity).



For towing another vehicle (or using it as a towing vehicle), in the front and rear parts of the body there are specially designed threaded sockets, closed with plugs in the bumpers, for installing a removable eye.

Useful tips



When parking the car for a long time, do not cover the body with a cover made of thick material. A cover that gets wet in the rain creates a steam "bath" when heated in the sun, the paintwork of the body underneath it can peel off and swell. In addition, under gusts of wind, the cover moves and erases the paint on the protruding parts of the body.

Do not place rubber objects on the body. After some time, the rubber will leave a residue on the coating (especially light) indelible stains.

If over time the rubber parts on your car's body become unsightly, wipe them with hand cream containing glycerin or silicone grease sold in auto parts stores.

From time to time, pass a thin metal plate between the side glass and the rubber strip on the door to remove dust and sand and protect the glass from scratches.

After washing, be sure to remove the rubber mats and dry the interior. Moisture under the mats is the main cause of floor corrosion.

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