I need instructions on how to fit the electrics to a vauxhall astra estate 2002 towbar,i have had to put other car make in boxes as it does not show astra estate

maybe this will help good luck

It is located on the outside of the transmission I think.

Hi
I have a vauxhall astra 2002 1.6 sxi. Ive just put in a mirror switch as the last was broken when I purchased car. The switch has been tested and is working but the mirrors dont work? Cant find a fuse which is specifically for that. Can anybody help?

Thanks

David

you shouldnt need to remove the rear valance to fit a towbar ,i would suggest you contact a authorised towbar fitting workshop as it is not permitted to fit a towbar yourself ,it has to be done by a company with the correct authorised dealership as the towbar has to be certified with a europeon certificate of homoglonation and a plaque .then vehicle has to be presented at the vehicle inspection station for conformity .Then the paperwork of the vehicle changed to show its fitted with a towing hitch and a fee paid for this service .also the electrics have to be connected by a auto electrician as every annual vehicle inspection the electrics are tested as well where a towbar is fitted .

your local part store can give you a
print out for free

it aint got one.....you need to follow the instructions from the towbar maker to splice into the existing wiring,and if you screw it up vauxhall will have NOTHING to do with the car EVER AGAIN.......(ASK A DEALER) YOU WILL LOSE YOUR WARRANTY FOR EVER IF VAUXHALL DONT FIT THEIR OWN........YOUR CHOICE..

Towbars are fairly simple, if the towbar fits the frame, you are all set, if it doesn't, you have the wrong one. If there are holes that line up, use them, if not, you can drill through the frame very easily, it is soft steel, Put some bolts in there that go through about 1/2 longer than the frame parts. Support the towbar with a jack, make sure it stays put. Drill a small pilot hole first with about 1/4 inch bit, then go to the hole size of the towbar, 1/2 inch. Those step bits work great, put in the bolts, tighten them up, all set. As far as positioning this thing, I would make the ball stick out just past the bumper, if no hole line up. You don't want to be smashing the trailer into the bumper all the time, so make sure it is enough, but not so much that you trip over it. Hope this helps.

there is mechanical lock on every seatbelt activated when you push the breaks find lock and realse it by hand

Pull each fuser out if the fuse box lid doesn't show a cig on the fuse lid and see if it's blown. Replace the blown fuse. If all the fuses look good trace the lighter back to the inline fuser and replace.

the answer they gave u at the shop is true, there is no kit for that steering
sorry...