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Summary of Contents for Speedster

Page 1: ...OpelSpeedster 5 Operation Safety Maintenance A ...

Page 2: ...OpelSpeedster 9 Owners Manual ...

Page 3: ...ng It fm t_ Z9 ad 39 the de mbe 39 5 3 39 9 electronic immobilizer page 23 could move in an uncontrolled manner when 9W9 39 _the Car P353 a 39 d Rad P355 remote control page 24 the handle has been pulled re5Pe t e 39 Y anti theft alarm system page 24 _ The passengers seat is not adjustable Donotkeep theCarPass andRadio Pass 16 i the ehi 39 e Passenger footrest 1 VFurther inf0rmaTi0 39 P8995 22 23 ...

Page 4: ...t To decrease support release pressure with lap belt must fit snuglyacross the body To release belt press red button on belt buckle 5 Seat belts pages 28 to 30 airbag page 31 Adjust interior and exterior mirrors Themirrorhousingscanbeswivelled7 into position Move lever on underside of interior mirror housingto reduce dazzle at night D Further information page 33 ...

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Page 6: ... not visible 19 35 Lever for windscreen wiper and wash system 10 Heating andventilation controls 40 Starter button 11 Coin tray Radio I 20 Interior light 34 67 11 12 13 14 15 Page Release lever for bonnet 25 Horn 10 Ignition switch not visible 11 Airbag 31 Switches for sidelamps headlamps fog taillamp front fog lamps 13 and hazardwarning ashers 9 ...

Page 7: ...1 6 8 9 10 11 12 10 13 14 15 S 0623 ...

Page 8: ...tarter button 11 Heating and ventilation controls 40 Lever for headlamps flash dipped and main beam 9 turn signal lamps 9 Instruments 16 18 19 Odometer reset button not visible 19 35 Lever for windscreen wiper and wash system 10 10 11 12 ...

Page 9: ...pages 9 34 E Coolanttemperature see pages17 72 Lighting ZINE Side lamps Oi 0 see page 9 34 Headlampslside lamps see pages 9 34 Fog tail lamp see page 9 34 Frontfog lamps 91 see pages 9 34 Hazard warning flashers see page 8 34 Main beam see pages 17 34 Turn signal lamps see pages 9 16 Heatingandventilation Blower switch see page 41 Air distribution see page40 to foot area to head area and to foot a...

Page 10: ...ull lever towards steering wheel Dipped beam Pulling thelevertowardsthesteering wheelto the first stop operates the headlamp flash Headlamp flash Pull lever towards steering wheel Headlamp flash can also be operated when turn signal lamps are on Turn signal lamps Lever in rest position Upwards Flightturn Downwards Left turn When the steering wheel is turned back the leverautomatically returnsto it...

Page 11: ...e lever upwards 0 Off Timed interval wipe Slow Fast Windscreen wash system Pull lever towards steering wheel Wash fluid issprayed onto thewindscreen at the same time the wiper is operated for several cycles D Further information page 75 ...

Page 12: ...mmobilizer page 23 Releasing the steering column lock To release the lock move steering wheel slightly and turn key to position I D Remove key and lock steering wheel page 14 Starter button Depress button with the ignitionon to start the engine transmissionin neutral Starter button is deactivated once the engine is running D Starting page 13 11 ...

Page 13: ...ch pedal and depress again then repeat gear selection 12 Before driving off check I Tyre pressuresand condition I Engineoillevelandfluidlevelsinengine compartment seepages71 to 72 I All windows mirrors exterior lightingand number plates free from dirt snow and ice and are operational I No objects are on the instrument panel I Seats seat belts and mirrorsare correctly adjusted I Brakeoperation Exha...

Page 14: ...rther information pages 44 46 48 Releasing the hand brake Slightly raise lever Depress lock button Lower lever fully The mechanical handbrakeactsonthe rear wheels It engages automatically when applied D Brakes page 54 And now have a good journey Drive carefully economically and with the environment in mind Whilst driving do not do anything that could distract you Take heed of the traffic reports g...

Page 15: ...erior lights I Cooling fans may run on after the engine has been switched off Parking the vehicle Service Apply hand brake firmly Maintenance Switch Off engine Your Authorised Opel Dealer can provide you RGMOVG KGY with reliable service All work iscorrectly 39 Engage steeringwheel lock performed according to factory instructions Close windows Lock doors Further information pages 23 45 anti theft a...

Page 16: ...therproducts eveniftheyhavebeen granted approval bytherelevant authorities or in some other form GenuineOpelPartsandAccessoriesand released conversion partsareavailablefrom your Authorised OpelDealer whocanadvise youonanypoint including permissible technical modifications andcarryout installation That was a brief overview Please read on Your vehicle has still more instrumentsandcontrols possibly a...

Page 17: ...ars in the display brake is app ed 39 panel Fillup never letthe tank become empty I Turn signal Flashes when turnsignal lamps areon G Flashes rapidly a turnsignal bulbhasfailed Brakesystem Lights up when ignition isswitched oniffluid level forbrakehydraulics istoolow Consult an Authorised Opel Dealer Further information see page 54 16 ...

Page 18: ...ontrolsystem The permissible emission limitsmaybeexceeded Consultan Authorised OpelDealer If itashes whentheengineisrunning a fault hasoccurred whichmaydamagethecatalytic converter You maycontinuedriving providedyou liftyourfootoffthe accelerator pedaluntilthe indicatorstopsflashingand is steadilylit Shouldthe indicator continueto flash consultan Authorised OpelDealer immediately ABS Anti lock bra...

Page 19: ...espeedrange betweenapprox 2000 and 3000 rpm and maintain an even vehicle speed 18 Speedometer Indicates the vehicle speed Display panel Displays fuel level odometer trip odomete and coolant temperature 39 Fuel level The top righthand comer of the LCD displays the approx fuel level in litres 35 litres full Display reads Full 6 34 litres Displays actual quantity 0 5 litres Displays quantity and flas...

Page 20: ... ofthe instrument illumination Furtherinformation see page 35 Coolant temperature gauge The coolant temperature is displayed in the bottom right hand corner of the display as soon as the coolant temperature reaches 70 C For physicalreasons the coolant temperature gaugeshowsthe coolanttemperatureonlyif the coolant level is adequate Duringoperationthe systemispressurized The temperature may therefor...

Page 21: ...r loss of short wave Vehicle radioreception willdiffer fromthat reception altogether up to 50 MHZ 100w obtained with domestic radios 8 m 20 W As the vehicle antenna isrelatively near the 4 m 20W ground the broadcasting companies cannot 2 m 50W guarantee the same quality ofreception as is 70Cm 50 W obtained with adomestic radio using an 23 Cm 10W overhead antenna CNet NMT Standard 25 W D Net GSM 90...

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Page 23: ...his willprevent unnecessary expense and possible insurance related problems in the event of loss or damage aswell as problems concerning the validity ofwarranty claims Spare keys should bekept ina safeplace Doors Push the lock button and pull the outside handle or the pullthe inside lever to open the front door Each door can onlybe lockedor unlocked with the key ...

Page 24: ...e control indicator remains illuminated after the ignitionisswitched on there isa fault in the immobilizer system I Turnignition offand removekey I wait approximately two seconds I then repeat starting procedure If thecontrolindicator failsto extinguish consult your Authorised Opel Dealer Note The immobilizer does not lock the doors After leavingthevehicle therefore alwayslookit The Car Pass conta...

Page 25: ...ring for example if an animal is left in the vehicle I Press and hold the button on the remote control for 4 seconds I the indicators including side repeaters will flash three times to confirm that the passenger compartment monitoring function is disabled The disable monitoring function will remain until thealarm isdeactiva or thedoors unlocked To deactivate Press the button on the remote control ...

Page 26: ...f the remote control starts to become reduced Open thebattery compartment by removing key ring and sliding the cover downwards Ensure thenew battery is installed correctly Replace thecover and slide it upwards until it is fully engaged Make surethat you dispose of old batteries in accordance with environmental protection regulations Bonnet release The bonnetrelease lever islocated centrally under ...

Page 27: ... and will partially open return release leverto itsoriginal position 26 To holdthe coverinthe open position insert the supportrod intothe slotprovidedinthe underside of the engine cover Beforeclosingthe cover pressthe support rodfirmlyintoitsretainer Lowercovergently and then allow it to fall under its own weight Press firmly downcentrally intheareaofits latchto ensureit isfullyclosed ...

Page 28: ...s when theignition isswitchedon Whentheengineis notrunning thiswillcausethe batteryto be discharged The maximum power requirement of electrical accessories must not exceed 240 watts The use of non approved accessories may cause damage to the socket Do notconnectanycurrent delivering accessories e g electrical charging devices or batteries Connected electrical accessories must comply withDINVDE40 8...

Page 29: ... aware ofthe deceleration ofthe vehicle atavery early stage This reduces stress placed on the body I The airbag system isadditionally triggered inthe event ofaserious accident involving afrontal impact and forms asafety cushion for the driver Seat belts are designed tobeused byonly one person atatime They are only suitable forchildren aged over 12ortaller than 150 cm Three pointseat belts The vehi...

Page 30: ...the beltfrequently whilst drivingbytuggingthediagonalpartof thebelt Bulky clothing prevents thebeltfromfitting properly The beltmustnotrestagainsthard orfragileobjectsinthe pocketsof your clothing e g ballpointpens keys spectacles because these could cause injury Donotplaceanyobjects e g handbags betweenthe beltandyourbody Removing the belt To removethe belt depressthe red push button on the buckl...

Page 31: ...also page 32 Have the system checked without delay by an Authorised Opel Dealer The system 39 s integral self diagnosis facility allows faults to be quickly remedied Important I Accessories not released for your vehicle type and other objects must not be affixed or placed in the action zone of the belt tensioners since this may result in injury if the tensioners are triggered I Do not make any mod...

Page 32: ...the airbagistriggeredat lowvehiclespeed I Impactagainstayieldingobstacle suchas another vehicle the airbag isonlytriggered at a higher vehicle speed The speeds directions of movement and deformation properties of the vehicles and the properties of the obstacle concerned determine the severity of the accident and triggering of the drivers airbag Whentriggered the airbaginflatesin milliseconds and f...

Page 33: ...e airbag _system is m l _ red ele t 39 _a Y I Do not stick anything on the steering wheel I collisions involving aside or rear impact EJ F ee q 3gn tre l in l 39 39 g f_ 39 g or cover it with other materials a r ggfegtnlgould not be of benet to the indicator in the instrument panel When the I Use Only a CW Cleln OF lnlerler Cleaner l0 p 39 ignition is switched on the control indicator Clean the St...

Page 34: ... safety accessories items for improving comfort and a completerangeof vehiclecare products youwillfindmanyarticleswhichwillbe of greatvalueto youwhenneeded Allitemsare Genuine Opel Partsand Accessories guaranteeing highqualityand an accurate fit Your Authorised Opel Dealer will be happy to adviseyou for examplewithregardto I Tow rope I Tow rod I Jumpleads I Spare bulb kit I Sparefusekit I Halogenf...

Page 35: ...witchedon before the fogtail lampor frontfog lamps 1 can be switched on Dipped mainbeamand headlampflash see page 9 Turn signals hazard warning flashers See page9 Interior lamp Operatedbythe switch Withthe switchin its uppermostposition the lampfunctionsas a courtesy light and operates when the doors are opened or closed Reverse lamp Comes onwhenreverse gearisengaged and ignition is switched on ...

Page 36: ...rough 4 levelsof brightness releasethe button when the desired level has been reached Tripodometer see page 19 Headlamps when driving abroad Theasymmetrical dippedbeamincreases the field of vision on the near side of the lane Whendrivingincountrieswhichdriveonthe oppositesideoftheroad thiscausesglarefor oncoming traffic Toavoidglare theheadlampglassesmustbe providedwithan appropriateblackcover str...

Page 37: ...aboutthe procedure contactyour AuthorisedOpel Dealer I Onlyusethe 39 torx 39 tool suppliedwhen installingor removingthe hardtop I The occasional assistance of a second personis recommendedduringthe installation or removalprocedure I The 39 torx 39 boltsand otherpartsare captive to preventloss do notattemptfully remove them To remove 1 Open bothdoorsor lowerthe windows 2 Unscrew the three bolts tha...

Page 38: ...or the front dowel 6 Repeat this operation for the rear cover 8 Repeat this operation for the cup bracket _ 39 a bracket located on the opposite side panel located on the opposite side located on the opposite side 39 9 With the assistance of another person lift the hard top clear of the vehicle To avoid loss or damage all components should be loosely reassembled to the hard top and the complete as...

Page 39: ...el bracket on the opposite side 38 5 Install the rear cup bracket ensuring that the cuplocates correctly over thecantrail bracket see inset and retain withthe bolt 6 Repeatthispperation for the rear cup bracket on the opposite side 7 Fullytighten thefront dowelbracket bolts and the rear cup bracket bolts using the tool supplied The rear cover panels are handed and can only beinstalled totheir resp...

Page 40: ...nd store inthe load compartment Soft top care see page79 To install Ensure that the windows are down or that the vehicle doors are open Remove thestowage bag containing the canopy androof bowsfrom theload compartment Flex roof bows and install in the vehicle with the arrows on the top surface pointing forwards Unroll soft top canopy and lay loosely over roof bows with the arrows on the cantrail bo...

Page 41: ...tant at all speeds 40 Heatingandventilationcontrols Air distribution switch 4 To foot area 1 To defrosters and foot area r To defrosters The rotaryswitchcan be set to any intermediate position inorder toadjust theair distribution to suitpersonalrequirements Open theventilation jetswhen theswitch is set to 931or V537 Temperature switch Hotter Colder To red To blue ...

Page 42: ...e rate of air flow is determined by the fan air distribution switch to W open and The fanshould therefore also be switched on swivel the ventilation jet fins to direct the air during driving To increase the air supply switch on the fan toward the driver and passenger The air flow can be directed as desired by tilting and swivelling fins I For ventilation to foot area set air distribution switch to...

Page 43: ...l being of the vehicle occupants are to a large extent dependent on a correct setting of the ventilation and heating Heating the foot area I Turn temperature switch to red I Set the air distribution switch to Li I Switch on fan Window demisting and defrosting I Turn temperature switch to red I Switch on fan I Set air distribution switch to iii I Open ventilation jets as required and direct them to...

Page 44: ... gs j L 39 s 3 E rm _ 39 __r 39 e_ _ z_ 39 ss_ e 39 F 39 ztr 39 3 3 39 Eih I 39 _ij _l h 53 39 4 39 ii 39 39 39 39 bamuqst 39 and mixed 39 39 émjr i ee gnimd _ _ must e i si _ 39 1 f 1 39 to pr afrnt f 39 i 39 _ 9 1 _ 39 Li u_ 2 I _ If 35 1 ir_ 1 it g mat J38 3 he 39 rs 3 39 0 39 i rest tm M5 s zpa_1antiaE_glimj r _ re 7 5 Wi 39 En v im saaqeor s 39 ac u_ ra r 39 5r 3 9 Ea uI1 39 b i_tI _ 1 39 f_i...

Page 45: ...e g thefinaldrive Never coast with engine not running Manyunitswillthennotfunction e g brake servounit Drivinginthis mannerisa danger to yourselfand others Brake servo unit Withtheenginenotrunning thebrakeservo unitisnolonger effective oncethebrake pedalhasbeendepressed onceortwice The braking effectisnotreduced butsubstantially greater footpressure isnecessary tostopthe vehicle Drivingin mountain...

Page 46: ...d Speed should be moderate until the engine has reached operating temperature Correct gear selection Do not race your engine whilst in neutral or with a low gear selected Driving too fast in individual gears or drive ranges aswell as stop and go traffic increase engine wear and fuel consumption Change down When decreasing speed shift down into the next lowest gear Do not slip the clutch with a hig...

Page 47: ... lowas 50km h 30 mph in urban traffic In fourthgear fuelconsumption inthe 50 to80 km h 30 to50 mph range is around 25 lower than in third gear in the70 to90 km h 45 to55 mph range fuel consumptionin fifthgear isroughly 15 lower than in fourth gear Select the next higher gear as soon as possible and only change down when the engine is no longer running perfectly smoothly Idling I The engine also co...

Page 48: ... increased tyre wear I Fiegular checks every 14 days pay off Electrical loads I The power consumption of electrical equipment increases fuel consumption I Switch off all auxiliary electrical loads when not needed Loading I Unnecessary weight increases fuel consumption especially when accelerating urban traffic A load of 100 kg can increase fuel consumption in urban traffic by up to 0 5 I 100 km I ...

Page 49: ...gFuel givesyou numerous useful hints on this I Be conscious of the environment when driving Thefollowing section givesyou some further valuable hints in this regard Environment conscious driving I Highnoiselevels andexhaust emissions are often a resultof drivingwithoutdue attention to the environment I Reduce the noise level and exhaust emissionsby adoptingan environment conscious driving style Th...

Page 50: ... determines the level of driving noise from speeds as low as 70 km h 45 mph A vehicle travelling at 150 km h 90 mph causesjust as muchnoise as four vehicles travelling at 100 km h 60 mph orten vehicles travelling at 70 km h 45 mph I Avoid travelling athigh speeds by carefully planning your journeys Doors I Slamming of doors creates noise I Close doors quietly Be considerate especially in residenti...

Page 51: ... engines Commercially available high quality fuels are suitable Fuel quality has a decisive influence on the power output driveability and life of the engine The additives contained in the fuel play an important role in this connection You should therefore use only high quality fuels containing additives Fuel with too low an octane rating can cause pinking Opel cannot be held liable for resultant ...

Page 52: ...rfllling of the tank Correct refuelling is largely dependent on correct operation of the dispensing pump I Position d_ispensing pumpnozzle at an angle to ensure thatthe pump handle does not contact the bodywork Ensure this position ismaintained when refuelling I Insert nozzle as far asit willgo andswitch on I After the first automatic cut off do not fill the tank any further Replace the filler cap...

Page 53: ... open air Avoidinhaling Engine exhaust gases Avoid inhaling Controllingexhaustemission Through designre atedg measuresmainly in the area ofthe mixtureformationsystemand ignition systemtheproportion ofnoxious materialsinthe exhaust suchas carbon monoxide _ CO hydrocarbons CH and nitrogen oxides NO isreduced to a minimum Theproportion of poisonous constituents in theexhaust gasisdetermined bythecorr...

Page 54: ...id diagnosis and remedying of faults You arethereby making an important contribution towardskeeping the air clean and compliance with emissions legislation Checking and adjustment of the mixture formation system and ignition system forms part of the Service Plan Forthis reason you should have all maintenance work carried out at the intervals specied in your Service Booklet 53 ...

Page 55: ...the second remaining circuit Ifthis happens the brake pedalmust befully depressed with greater pedal pressure The distance required for brakingwill begreater Consult an Authorised Opel Dealer before continuing your journey in order to utilise the full pedal travel particularly in the event of abrake circuit fault there must be no mats in the area of the pedals With theengine stopped the servoassis...

Page 56: ... the brake pedal and the noise of the regulation process Your vehicle is now in a critical situation theABS allowsyou to keep control of the vehicle and reminds you to match your speed to the road conditions When the ignition is switched on the ABS control indicator lights up At the same time the systemperforms aself check whichmay be audible When thecontrol indicatorgoes out the system is ready f...

Page 57: ... make I and have the same tread pattern Increased pressureresulting fromtyre warm up mustnot bereduced otherwise the pressure may drop below the permissible minimum TYTE i ati P799 3Ur After having checked the tyrepressures Check tyre pressures at least every 14 days Securely tighten the V I 39 VE C395 and W0 to any 39 9 j 39 meY The Wres Incorrect inflation pressures will impair safety 5h d be Ch...

Page 58: ...the wheel this bolt must be removed using the special socket Tyre condition wheel condition Driving over sharp edges can lead to hidden tyre damage and wheel damage which is only noticed lateron thereis adanger oftyre blow out Drive over edges slowly and ata rightangle if possible When parking ensure that thetyres are not pressed against the edge of the kerb Check tyresregularly for damage foreign...

Page 59: ...ignations Meanings e g 225 45 R17 91V 225 Tyre width in mm 45 Aspect ratio in tyre height to tyre width in R Belt type Radial 17 Fiim diameter in inches 91 Load index V Speed rating Speed code letters Up to 160 km h 100 mph Up to 180 km h 112 mph Up to 190 km h 118 mph Up to 210 km h 130 mph Up to 240 km h 150 mph Up to 270 km h 168 mph g 4wo Winter tyres See page 88 for restrictions M S tyres imp...

Page 60: ...oncentrically 33 lyfine inked chains not protruding more an 15 mm on the tyre tread and inboard des includingchain lock as ommended by Opel may be used tyre chains may only be used at speeds up to km h 30 mph and when travelling on Tn that are freeof snow they may only be _ sed for briefperiods sincethey aresubject to 1 pid wear on a hard road and may snap 59 ...

Page 61: ...ts damage to electronic components Fuel cut off device see page 51 Starting the engine by pushing or towing Starting the engine with jump leads 16 e A vehicle with a discharged battery can be _ started using jump leads and the battery of another vehicle 60 ...

Page 62: ...onnectone endofthefirstjumpleadtothepositive terminal 1 ofthedischarged battery identified by signonbattery caseor terminal 2 Connectthe otherend of thisleadto the positive terminal 2 ofthebattery providing thejumpstart sign 3 Connect thefirst endofthesecond jump leadto the negativeterminal3 of the discharged battery sign 4 Connect theother endofthisjumplead4to ground onthevehicle providing thejum...

Page 63: ...s More brake pedal pressure is necessary when braking since the brake servo unit is operative only whenthe engineis running To prevent the entry of exhaust fumes from the towingvehicle close the windows Have your vehicle taken to thenearest Authorised Opel Dealer who will serveyou best toget your vehicle back on theroad Towing service Entrust your vehicle only to the towing service of yourchoice a...

Page 64: ...ter outlets Screw the aerosol tube on to the tyre valve and remove the cap Hold the can upright and press the button holding until the tyre is fully inflated Immediately drive for 10 to 20km 6 to 12 miles in amoderate manner and not exceeding 45km h 30mph toallow the sealant tospread Then check andinflate tyres tooperating pressure Use ofthe aerosoldoes notconstitute a permanent repair but isdesig...

Page 65: ...ould only be Violet 3 A Surface installed after the cause of the trouble has Pink 4 A I Switch on hazard warning flashers and beeneliminated Beige 5 A app hand brake Engage rst gear or Only fuses of the specified rating should be Brow 7 5 A 39 3 installed The rating is given on all fuses Red 10 A I Cmrecy Set up wammg mangle it is recommended to carry a complete spare B 39 e 15 A I Never use the t...

Page 66: ...and the most important circuits they 21 F t f Q lamp 15A fas fuse box islocated in the front protect 22 ABS 10 A 39 mpartment To open removecover No Circuit Rating 1 Rear fog lamp 3 A 2 Alarm Siren91 2 A 3 Interior fan 20A 4 Wiper motor 15A 5 Stop lamp Reversing lamp 7 5A 6 Direction indicators 7 5A 7 Ignition services 10A 8 8 services 7 5A 9 Hazard warning 10A Rating in Amperes 65 ...

Page 67: ...mp aiming should be carried 4 Twist andremove the bulb housing s as out byanAuthorised Opel Dealer _ _ Headlamp dipped andmam beam parking and front turn signal indicator required and remove the defective bU b amps 5 Insert anew bulb and replace the R housing s 6 Replace therear cover ofthehead lamp assembly and re connect themulti plug 7 Reposition theheadlamp assembly onto thevehicle andtighten ...

Page 68: ...s as required andremove thedefective bu b s 3 Insert a new bulb andreplace the housing s Numberplatelamps 1 Removetwo screwswitha suitable screwdriver 2 Remove lens 3 Renew bulb and install lens Interior lamp 1 Unclip lensassembly using a flatblade 2 Renew bulb 3 Reinstall lensassembly Instrument illumination Have bulbs replaced byanAuthorised Opel Dealer 67 ...

Page 69: ...ions You will receive quick reliable and individual service Experienced mechanics trained by Opel work according to Opel instructions Every AuthorisedOpel Dealercan supply you with Genuine Opel Parts and Accessories and conversion parts released expressly for your vehicle type All parts have undergone special quality and precision checks to establishtheir reliability safety and specific suitabilit...

Page 70: ... House Unit 60 Heather Fload Sandyford Dublin 18 Ireland Tel 01 216 10 00 Opel ltaliaS p A Piazzale de l 39 lndustria 40 00144 Rome Italy Tel 06 5 46 51 ForLuxembourg contact Opel ServiceDepartmentin Kontich Belgium Opel Nederland B V Baanhoekweg188 3361 GN Sliedrecht Netherlands Tel 0 78 6 42 21 0 Opel Norge AS Kjeller Vest 6 2021 Skedsmokorset Nonlvay Tel 63 89 52 00 GeneralMotorsPolandSp z o o ...

Page 71: ...1 whichever isr H ched rst your vehicle is due for its next In thecase oflow kilometre miO 2 accumulation with frequent cold predominantly urban trafc traffic an additional engine oil changes Is recommended j 1 You will nd Service I literature peck i O f T_t Have maintenance work as it 39 r the bodywork and units carried out V 1 Authorised Opel Dealer They are i Opel vehicles and arein Q special t...

Page 72: ...00 miles or before starting a long trip The oil level must be checked with the vehicle horizontal and with the engine which must be at operating temperature switched off Wait at leasttwo minutes before checkingthe level to allow the normal oil accumulation in the engine todrain back into theoil pan To check the level remove theoil gauge dipstick wipe it clean and re insert it asfar as it will go T...

Page 73: ...gine operation but alsothrough ageing The anti freeze provides excellent corrosion protection for the cooling and heatingsystem as well as freeze protection down to 30 C Use genuine Opel oillters Anti4freeze is a danger to health it must therefore be kept in the original container and out of the reach of children weather season a calibrated _l 39 lC _inoefntration by an l antifreeze freezeprotecti...

Page 74: ...calreasons theengine temperature gauge shows the coolanttemperature only if the coolant level is adequate During operation the system is pressurized The temperaturemay thereforerise to over 100 C If thetemperature gaugeflashes checkthe coolant level immediately ICoolant level too low Top upcoolant see Coolant level To remedy thecause of the coolant loss consult an Authorised Opel Dealer ICoolant l...

Page 75: ...herefore be observed Operation of the windscreen wiper on iced up glass will result in damage to the wiper lip Clean smearing wiper blades with a soft cloth and Opel Windscreen Wash Solvent If the wiper becomes frozen onto the glass it should bereleased with the aidof OpelDe icer Spray To renew blade lift wiper arm remove release clip anddetach wiperblade Wiper blades whose lips have become harden...

Page 76: ...ee Ignition system Protection of electronic components In order to avoid the breakdown of electronic components within the electrical system never disconnect the battery with the engine running Neverstart the engine while the battery isdisconnected e g when usingjump leads The battery must be disconnected from the vehicle beforebeing charged first disconnect the negative cable and then the positiv...

Page 77: ... see page72 I Check coolant level see page 73 I Emptywindscreenwashsystem 76 Vehicle storage I ParkvehicleindryandwelIventi ated premises Engagefirstgearorreversegear Place wheel chocks or similar under wheels to preventvehiclefromrollingaway I Do not apply hand brake I Disconnect battery by disengaging negativeterminalfromvehicleelectrical system see page75 Vehicle recommissioning Observe nationa...

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Page 79: ...derthe warranty in the event of paint or corrosion damage In the following pages we give you tips for vehicle care which with correct use willhelp toward off unavoidable and harmful environmental inuences Vehicle care aids 1 Vehicle wash I Car Shampoo I Sponges I Chamois Leather I Wheel Cleaners I Engine Cleaners I Glass Cleaners Exterior care I Touch up Paints I Car Polishes Colour Restorers I Ca...

Page 80: ...oft top care Particular care should be taken when washing the fabric soft top Carefully vacuum the soft top before washing to remove excess dust and dirt particles Wash in shade with a sponge a chamois will leave lint while a brush may abrade the threads and use a Opel Car Shampoo and lukewarm water solution Wash the entire top uniformly to avoid rings or spots Rinse with plenty of clean water Rem...

Page 81: ... be removed with hard objects but instead immediatelycleaned off with Tar Removal Spray Do not use Tar Removal Spray on the covers of the exterior lights Exterior lights Headlamp and other protective lamp covers are made of plastic If the lamp covers require additional cleaning after the vehicle has been washed clean them with Car Shampoo Do not use any abrasive or caustic agents do not use anice ...

Page 82: ...revents the looksfrom freezing up Usede icing agents only in emergencies as theyhave a degreasing effect and willimpair the functioning of the locks After using de icing agents regrease the locks Engine compartment Important areas of theengine compartment have been provided with permanent protection at the factoryin theform ofa high quality smooth protective lacquer coating Parts of the engine com...

Page 83: ...er those given inthis manual 82 Vehicle identification data The vehicle identification number is on the vehicle identificationplate which is mounted on the right hand side B pillar and on the forward chassis visible through the front right hand sidewheel spokes Engine identifier code and engine number The engineidentifier codeand enginenumber is located on the forward face of the oil filter housin...

Page 84: ... SAE OW 30 or higherthan 30 The range of application of the oil is dependent on the outside temperature see the viscositychart on the next page Information on ACEA classifications The Association des Constructeurs Européens d 39 Automobiles classifies engine oils according to their performance quality Each category is given lettersand numbers e g A3 98 The letter indicatesthe field of application ...

Page 85: ...ation does not provide Engine and transmission oils are classified by information on the quality of the oil itmerely the Society of Automobile Engineers indicates the range ofapplication of the oil according totheir viscosity Viscosity isthe dependent on the outside temperature see measure ofinternal friction oftheoilinflux diagram dependent onitstemperature Refer totheinformation given ontheprevi...

Page 86: ...nt FiON unleaded 95 P 1l or unleaded 98 PPF or unleaded 91 R 1 2 Max permissible engine speed continuous rpm approx 5500 Max vehicle speed km h mph 217 135 _ Oil consumption l 100 km o_o75 1 Standard high quality fuels e g unleaded EN 228 R Regular P Premium PP Premium Plus value printed in bold recommended fuel 2 ifno unleaded premium grade fuels are available 91 RON can be used taking care to av...

Page 87: ...emission and fuel consumption Urban driving is assumed tomake up around 1 3 ofthe overall consumption figure and extra urban driving around 2 3 Cold starting and acceleration phases are additionally taken into account Thenew figures are consequently higher than theoldones The new regulation also requires the CO2 emission level to bestated The figure given must not betaken asa guarantee for the act...

Page 88: ...e permissible gross vehicle weight is exceeded Optional equipment and accessories increase the kerb weight and in some cases also the permissible grossvehicle weight which means that the payload will also change slightly Note the weights given on the vehicle identification plate Roof loads must not be carried on the Speedster Driving hints page 44 Vehicle weights kg Model Permissible gross Kerb we...

Page 89: ...ed by Opel 225 45 R17 90 v 1 9 27 5 Winter tyres The tyre sizes given may beused aswinter tyres M S tyres Tyre chains Restrictions Tyre chains may beused on the rear drive wheels only Further information seepage 56 Wheels Tightening torque 90 Nm Tyre inflation pressures inbar psi The tyre pressures given are valid for cold tyres The increased tyre pressure resulting from extensive driving must not...

Page 90: ...Electrical system Battery Voltage 12 Volt Amp Hours 45 Ah Spark gap 1 0 1 0 1 mm 89 ...

Page 91: ... Capacities approx in litres z22 SE1 Engine Cooling system 12 3 Fuel tank 36 0 Engine oil with filter change 5 5 1 0 Engine oil between MIN and MAX on dipstick ...

Page 92: ...Dimensions mm 399 d5te Length 3735 Width 1708 with exterior mirrors 1384 Height 1117 Wheelbase 2330 Track width Front 1450 Rear 1 483 Turning circle diameter m kerb to kerb 10 5 wall to wall 13 25 91 ...

Page 93: ...ont ofthe vehicle it is important not to obscure the airintake When installing to therear ofthe vehicle be sure to mount it as highas possible This is especially relevant for plasticnumber plates that maybe damaged by heatfrom the exhaust system 92 ...

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Page 95: ...pacities 90 Cigarette lighter 27 Code numbers 4 Control indicators 8 16 Coolant 72 Coolant temperature gauge 19 D E Electronic immobilizer 23 Engine compartment 81 Engine cover 26 Engine data 85 Engine identification code 82 Engine oil 71 83 Environmental protection 48 Exhaust gases 12 Exhaust system 52 Exterior mirrors 5 33 F First aid kit 62 Foot brake 54 Front doors 22 Fuel 50 1 Fuel consumptio...

Page 96: ... and radio equipment CB 20 N P Paint damage 8O Parking the vehicle 14 Passenger footrest 4 Polishing 80 Protection of electronic components 75 R Radio 20 Refuelling 51 Remote control 24 Battery changing 25 Replacement keys 22 Reverse lamp 34 Trip odometer 19 Turn signal lamps 9 Turn signals 34 Tyre chains 59 Tyre condition 57 Tyre inflation pressures 56 88 V Vehicle care aids 78 Vehicle decommissi...

Page 97: ...below AdamOpelAG reserves the rightto makechangesto the technicalspecifications featuresanddesign ofthevehicles relative to theinformation and illustrations containedinthisOwner 39 s Manual aswellaschangesto the Owner 39 s Manualitself Edition July 2001 AdamOpelAG Rilsselsheirn Printedonchlorine free bleachedpaper KTA 2399 2 GB Art Nr O9927 102 07 01 ...

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