Vehicle care -> General Information for Your Vauxhall Corsa 4 Door 2020

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Vehicle care  
Electrical system ........................ 199  
Fuses ....................................... 199  
Engine compartment fuse box . 199  
Instrument panel fuse box ....... 201  
Vehicle tools .............................. 204  
Tools ........................................ 204  
Wheels and tyres ....................... 204  
Winter tyres ............................. 204  
Tyre designations .................... 205  
Tyre pressure .......................... 205  
Tyre deflation detection  
system .................................... 206  
Tread depth ............................. 207  
Changing tyre and wheel size . 207  
Wheel covers ........................... 208  
Tyre chains .............................. 208  
Tyre repair kit .......................... 208  
Wheel changing ....................... 211  
Spare wheel ............................ 212  
General Information  
Accessories and vehicle  
modifications  
We recommend the use of genuine  
parts and accessories and factory  
approved parts specific for your  
vehicle type. We cannot assess or  
guarantee reliability of other products  
- even if they have a regulatory or  
otherwise granted approval.  
Any modification, conversion or other  
changes made to standard vehicle  
specifications (including, without  
limitation, software modifications,  
modifications of the electronic control  
units) may invalidate the warranty  
offered by Vauxhall. Furthermore,  
such changes may affect driver  
assistance systems, may impact fuel  
consumption, CO2 emissions and  
other emissions of the vehicle and  
cause the vehicle to no longer  
conform to the operating permit,  
impacting the validity of your vehicle  
registration.  
General Information ................... 184  
Accessories and vehicle  
modifications .......................... 184  
Vehicle storage ........................ 185  
End-of-life vehicle recovery ..... 186  
Vehicle checks ........................... 186  
Performing work ...................... 186  
Bonnet ..................................... 187  
Engine oil ................................. 188  
Engine coolant ......................... 189  
Washer fluid ............................ 190  
Brakes ..................................... 190  
Brake fluid ............................... 190  
Vehicle battery ......................... 191  
Diesel fuel system bleeding ..... 193  
Wiper blade replacement ........ 193  
Bulb replacement ....................... 194  
Halogen headlights .................. 194  
LED headlights ........................ 195  
Front fog lights ......................... 196  
Front turn lights ....................... 196  
Tail lights ................................. 196  
Number plate light ................... 198  
Interior lights ............................ 198  
Jump starting ............................. 216  
Towing ....................................... 218  
Towing the vehicle ................... 218  
Towing another vehicle ........... 219  
Appearance care ....................... 220  
Exterior care ............................ 220  
Interior care ............................. 221  
Floor mats ............................... 222  
   
Vehicle care  
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Park the vehicle in a dry, well  
ventilated place. Engage first or  
reverse gear or set selector lever  
to P. Prevent the vehicle from  
rolling.  
Do not apply the parking brake.  
Open the bonnet, close all doors  
and lock the vehicle.  
Park the vehicle in a dry, well  
ventilated place. Engage first or  
reverse gear or set selector lever  
to P. Prevent the vehicle from  
rolling.  
Do not apply the parking brake.  
Open the bonnet, close all doors  
and lock the vehicle.  
Caution  
When transporting the vehicle on  
a train or on a recovery vehicle, the  
mud flaps might be damaged.  
Vehicle storage  
Storage for a long period of time  
If the vehicle is to be stored for several  
months:  
Up to four weeks  
Storage for a long period of time  
(electric vehicle)  
If the vehicle is to be stored for several  
months:  
Plug in the charge cord.  
Four weeks to twelve months  
Discharge the high voltage  
battery until 30 percent remain on  
the battery range indicator  
(battery symbol) on the  
Wash and wax the vehicle.  
Have the wax in the engine  
compartment and underbody  
checked.  
Wash and wax the vehicle.  
Have the wax in the engine  
compartment and underbody  
checked.  
instrument cluster.  
Clean and preserve the rubber  
seals.  
Do not plug in the charge cord.  
Always store the vehicle in a  
place with temperatures between  
−10 °C and 30 °C.  
Clean and preserve the rubber  
seals.  
Fill up fuel tank completely.  
Change the engine oil.  
Drain the washer fluid reservoir.  
Check the coolant antifreeze and  
corrosion protection.  
Drain the washer fluid reservoir.  
Check the coolant antifreeze and  
corrosion protection.  
Vehicle storage at extreme  
temperatures may cause  
damage to the high voltage  
battery.  
Adjust tyre pressure to the value  
specified for full load.  
Adjust tyre pressure to the value  
specified for full load.  
 
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Vehicle care  
Remove the black negative (−)  
cable from the 12 V vehicle  
battery and attach a trickle  
charger to the vehicle battery  
terminals or keep the 12 V  
vehicle battery cables connected  
and trickle charge from the  
positive (+) and negative (−)  
terminals in the engine  
Putting back into operation  
(electric vehicle)  
When the vehicle is to be put back into  
operation:  
Vehicle checks  
Performing work  
Connect the clamp to the  
negative terminal of the vehicle  
battery. Initialise the power  
windows 3 21.  
compartment.  
Check tyre pressure.  
Fill up the washer fluid reservoir.  
Check the coolant level.  
Every three months, check the  
battery's state of charge. If the  
state of charge is below 30  
percent, recharge the battery to  
30 percent.  
Fit the number plate if necessary.  
End-of-life vehicle recovery  
Putting back into operation  
When the vehicle is to be put back into  
operation:  
Information on end-of-life vehicle  
recovery centres and the recycling of  
end-of-life vehicles is available on our  
website, where legally required. Only  
entrust this work to an authorised  
recycling centre.  
9 Warning  
Only perform engine compartment  
checks when the ignition is off.  
The cooling fan may start  
operating even if the ignition is off.  
Connect the clamp to the  
negative terminal of the vehicle  
battery. Initialise the power  
windows 3 21.  
Check tyre pressure.  
Fill up the washer fluid reservoir.  
Check the engine oil level.  
Check the coolant level.  
Fit the number plate if necessary.