Category: Opel Vivaro, Movano, Combo D, Combo E & Zafira Life Forum

Hello together, am new here and hope you can help me with my problem. I have an Opel Combo and get the error P2563 Turbocharger shovel position sensor again and again. The turbocharger that is in it is brand new (was changed after a turbo damage). The funny thing is that the error is now and again after 2 times restarting is gone and you get 500km about again. Sometimes the error also does not go out at all and the turbo does not work anymore. Night or a day left behind the error is gone again and I come back 800km or so. I use the car professionally and we are on the road a lot. Is the sensor installed in the turbo or can you just change it? Is the new turbo defective? Or could this have quite different causes? Thank you already in advance for your tips. Greeting Jens

Hello together, currently I drive a Opel Astra Kombi H. So far it has fit. with 2 children 1 week centerparc fully loaded Angelequipment / stroller suitcase works. Actually the family planning was finished……..but now there is a third and now it gets tight in the station wagon. I still have time (6 months) but you have to look around. I would like to stay with Opel because I have a good dealer nearby and I have no problems with my Opels so far I have selected the market for myself. Important 3 child seats have to fit and more than 5 seats. The children are 8 years 2 years old and last in June 2017 the third one. Zafira: Is actually a family car but the middle seat is locked for children’s seats? Is there the zafira with 7 seats? Opel Combo: Did I actually find ideal neat storage space but there are only rarely vehicles with 7 seats? Bzw. are the 7 seats no longer built? Opel Vivaro: Maybe too big, has Definitely enough space even if you have to take the parents-in-law with you who are now already 74. Do you have experience values? Which cars you drive with 3 children Thanks for help and tips.

Actually, I’m usually in another part of the forum, but we decided to buy a bus. A minivan like Scenic, Zafira or Touran is just not my case. Anyway, my favorite was and is still the VW T5 Multivan. My wife and I visited the Nfz IAA in Hanover on the weekend and looked around us something in this vehicle class. My wife’s favorite is now Vivaro Life. The Opel is identical with the Renault Trafic and The Nissan Primastar, the Nissan, is missing in our selection because the interior is not variable. My wife prefers the Opel Vivaro Life. I couldn’t find any difference from the Trafic generation. Is there any difference between the two vehicles? Can either of them do anything better than the other? and very important how are your experiences with the 101 hp diesel engine and the large diesel with automatic transmission???

Hello, we bought a used Vivaro as a new family car. I’m going to document here a little bit, which is so obvious. We bought a vehicle which had 02/2014 first registration. km at purchase was 13tkm. One of the first actions was an oil change, even if this is only prescribed at 30tkm. Then followed just 2tkm with 7 people and a lot of luggage. From the seats we are very satisfied, space for luggage is also more than OK. (Has also the L2 😉 ) I will then write at loose intervals how we “get” with the new family carriage so..;-) Oh yes, in the trunk I installed three LED lamps with battery operation, as there was no lighting. Greeting Kaefer84

Hi, I would be interested in which warranty services you have already used ? So my Vivaro is 15 months old 1.9 liters diesel and about 35.000 km run. until now the radio was defective (on or off goes or does not work) pump of the windscreen wiper defective (couldn’t decide whether to pump forward or behind, because just pumped forward and rear) mfg

Moin Gemeinde. The question is in principle already in the title. Can I realize the fuel supply for a diesel stationary heating from the fuel return, or do I need a separate tank receiver/rig pipe? Would of course be stupid if I cap the return line and then the garnich goes down in the tank… Thanks schonmal Achso, Opel Vivaro 2002 1.9 DTI

Hello to each other, the additional heating in my Vivaro Bj 2003 doesn’t start any more. That’s also good, because when it comes to life from time to time in the last winter all passers-by have meant the car burns off. It is a Eberspächer heater type D5WZ installed. I try to get a completely overhauled heater now. The same type is also installed in the Sprinter and Sharan. There are the things like sand by the sea for about 400,-€. default. So I asked the local Renault- and right away at Opel. They both said they didn’t touch the heaters and gave this work to a Bosch service. My inquiry at this showed that unfortunately the heating is only available directly at Renault and costs 780,-€ + VAT. Helpee. Does anyone have any idea where else you can get the heater for the Vivaro? (without the 100% dealer surcharge) I am grateful for any help.

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Hello dear Mehrwisser, on Sunday we drive three to Bavaria to see a Vivaro, Bj 2014. I have already punched the salesman a lot in writing. So he is heritage of the car, can this also show during the visit that he can sell it. The car has this automatic. If one learns quickly to go with it? And what appeals to me most, a Rolli lifter at the rear. The Vivaro is said to have run about 89,000 km. But neither on the Tüv certificate would there be a Km indication, nor is there any As I got copies of the letter and FZ bill, I called the dealer standing in the letter, who didn’t really want to tell me anything, data protection and so on, but nevertheless gave me the tip that the car would not have run much during the next 1.5 years. … Thus the Km indication could quite well get there. The car was officially owned by a severely disabled person, who could not drive himself, as I understood. His sister then drove him at Besuc Where the uncle lived and his sister lived, I have already found out in a whatsapp conversation. So often it will not have been there, because of the few km. On the one hand I want to understand that he has for his 8 years only 89 t km on the clock, because I also do not like to let myself be pulled over the table. The car was offered in a forum for severely disabled people. I was assured that on the last workshop visit ( 2022) the car a I’m glad that my son-in-law offered to go with me. He is more professional for Unimogs, but I’m sure he can also check out a Vivaro. If I buy this, I have to scrape all the money together and then I can’t afford an expensive repair right away. Therefore, my caution! And one more thing: in the FZ Schein is that the installed things, like handbrake and gas lever etc only by kö I was told, however, that this had been built back for a long time and could be driven quite normally. At the local Dekra I was asked about it, that only the TÜV had to look at it first and that he had to carry it out. And that this here in Hesse would cost twice the cost. Whatever the double cost would be …. Thus the seller agreed to let the Tüv in Bavaria be carried out. Can I take a trip in a Opel Werkstatt a service booklet after buy ? What must be done at which km, I will probably find somewhere in the depths of the Net .. So far am I right with everything ?

Good morning, together. On Sunday I switched the lighting behind the heaters because they had burned through. The next morning I found out that the complete instrument cluster is dead. Only the lighting went. Tacho, tachometer and the small display as well as the many small control lamps no longer go. My guess is that I must have solved a cable somewhere and in fact I found behind the heater a black wide plug without counterpart. I have disassembled half the dashboard – without success. Am I on the right track? Has anyone changed this lighting already and knows if there is anything on the plug or where it leads? I’m still going crazy Thank you for your help