20 Most Recent 2006 Opel Corsa 1.4 - Page 4 Questions & Answers

It is moist likely under the hood.

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I would look for a vacuum leak. somewhere between the throttle body and the lower intake manifold.

Coolant is usually mixed 50/50. If you are unsure of the capacity, you can start with a liter bottle and fill 1/2 with distilled water and add the other half with coolant. Pour this in and if more is needed, just repeat the process until the system is full.

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This could be a position sensor or a bad ECU. Get someone to run a diagnostic on the ECU and see if you can pull some error codes from it.

You need to use a 1/2" drive air or electric impact gun.

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You would not do such major work without a shop manual, would you? Torque spec's should be in it.

you need to have the computer checked for codes, this will show you which direction and area to start testing as well give you a place to start diagnosing.