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What manual or what-ever, would you recommend for all the torque settings and Part numbers... for 06 astra ah z18xe? I bought a service manual disc online, but that doesn't have torque settings lists or part numbers. I used to own a Daewoo and the service manual I had for that had everything, had every torque setting and all the part numbers listed as well. Was hoping to get something like that. Surely something has to be available?
This contains just some of the data you're after so seeing that, there might actually be one that contains ALL of the data you're after.
http://www.carrepairdata.com/service...z18xe/1796/92/
Year 2004-2006
Engine code Z18XE
Engine size 1796ccm
Power 92kw
Idle speed 710-930rpm
Compression 14.0-16.0bar
Fuel system Siemens Simtec 71.6
Firing order 1-3-4-2
Spark plug Bosch FLR8LDCU
Electrode gap 0.9-1.1mm
CO 0.5%
CO2 14.5-16.0%
HC 100ppm
O2 0.1-0.5%
CO content at increased idle speed 0.3%
Increased idle speed for CO test 2800-3200rpm
Lambda 0.97-1.03
Thermostat opens 92℃
Battery 44/66Ah
Alternator 70/120A
Cylinder head tightening torque 1 25Nm
Cylinder head tightening torque 2 90°
Cylinder head tightening torque 3 90°
Cylinder head tightening torque 4 90°
Cylinder head tightening torque 5 45°
Spark plug Tightening torque 25Nm
Engine oil with filter 4.25l
Cooling system 5.9l
Gearbox oil 1.6l
Automatic transmission fluid 4.0l
Engine oil grade GM-LL-A-025 0W-30
GM-LL-A-025 0W-40
GM-LL-A-025 5W-30
GM-LL-A-025 5W-40
Gearbox oil grade Opel Nr. 1940768
Automatic transmission fluid type Opel Nr. 1940767
Brake fluid DOT4+
Timing belt 90000km
Wheel info eng
Tire dimension (x/y R z) 195/65 R15
205/55 R16
225/45 R17
Front wheel presure 2.0/2.3bar
Rear wheel presure 2.0/2.1bar
Wheel bolt tightening torque (B) 110Nm
Brakes info
Minimal front brake disk thickness (R) 22mm
Minimal rear brake disk thickness (R) 8mm
If you want the complete service manual, as per what the dealers use, you need to find the Opel TIS 2000 software. If you want the part numbers, etc then you're looking for another program called the Opel EPC (electronic parts catalogue). Both programs are best run on WinXP, so if you use Vista or later, then run both of these in a virtual machine (Oracle VM VirtualBox is free and is quite good for this purpose). TIS 2000 is a little complex to figure out, but once you do, there's everything you need to find and more. EPC on the other hand, is pretty much browser based and easy to navigate. You can even plug your VIN in and it'll tell you what options came from factory, as well as look up the foreword pages and it'll give you a list of the options that were generally available, including paint and trim codes. TIS 2000 also contains wiring diagrams too.
I won't tell you where to find these programs, but if you're a veteran of the internet, then you should already know how. There's a basic version of TIS 2000 online too at http://workshop-manuals.com/vauxhall/ , which can be a little clumsier to use than the offline TIS 2000 program.
Thankyou Heaps Dutchy and Chris :)