Opel astra twinport 1.6 2006 Z16XE TURNS OVER BUT WONT START

Is this correct for your vehicle below :
Opel Astra GTC 1.9 L 2006 model
Who puts out Opel Astra ? Is it Nissan, Ford, Chevrolet etc.
Let me know

ok i know you dont wanna hear this but you going to have to climb into the boot. lay the back seat down and it should reveal a way into your boot. take a torch!
now the boot lid should have a panel. under that panel are the links and the lock and you should be able to manually open it.if you find the right link to pull but it takes alot of force to move. get someone to push down on the boot from outside. otherwise you mite bend or break plastic securing clips. good luck

You can check main relay, fuses!!!

That sounds like wheel bearings.

Sounds like your Battery is on the way out friend, and not turning the engine over fast enough. A push start always turns the engine fast.via the gears.
New Battery Time !!!!! Save getting puffed out pushing.

opel. 1.6L

if the PCM scans ,cranking for 5 long seconds , does NOT throw
CKP sensor bad DTC errors, id bet its good.
why not trust the PCM to see those missiong pulses and tell you;.
call EFI gas cars do this. and do it well.
the crank sensor on all engine can be in 3 spots.
front,. rear and middle of crank.
a fast look finds this easy.
did you even look?

1.6L dont say much. there are 7 , 1.6L opal engines.
SOHC and DOHC.
Z16SE/X16SE 62 (5400)/138 (2600) Z16XE/X16XE 74 (6000)/150 (3600) Z16XEP/X16XEP 76 (6000)/147 (3600)
if hell bent on swapping it out, why not buy one, ?
they will ask you engine exact name(above) or VIN and sell it to you
then look at the connector, id bet you can find it , on the engine now
with knowing the pin count and shape.
no?
on some harder cars, FWD, the sensor takes removing the transmission to see the sensor. bolted where not easy to change.
that is why we do the tests. first. not guess.
got a scan tool ?do the tests. ask.

http://www.carpartgiant.co.uk/Products/Vauxhall/Astra/1.6L/Crankshaft-Sensors.aspx

wild guessing see the gold looking sensor. this might be it.

How old is your battery if older than 3years I would replace it if it's new the charging system may not be working

Sounds like the wires may not be hooked correctly on the starter; maybe one was left off. Or you may have blown the fuseable link in the cable. Check all the connections to verify they are correct, then verify there is power reaching the starter to verify the fuseable link isn't blown.

Belts are recommended every 60,000 miles.