OPEL GT 2012 Owners Manual
Manufacturer: OPEL, Model Year: 2012, Model line: GT, Model: OPEL GT 2012Pages: 190, PDF Size: 2.46 MB
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14 1Self-help, vehicle care
Electrical system
Fuses 
The vehicle has two fuse boxes: one behind 
a cov er on the  rig ht-hand side  of  the  
pas se nger com partment a nd anothe r in 
the e ngine com partment.
It is advisable to carry a complete  set of 
fuses in the  vehicle. 
St o r e s p a r e  f us e s o n  t h e  u nde r si d e o f  t h e 
engine c om partment fus e box  cove r. 
Opening  the cover – see pa ge 144. 
Before re placing a  fus e,  turn off the 
re spective  switch and the  ignition.A blown fus e ca n  be  re cognise d by  its 
me lted  wire. Do not install  a new fus e until 
the  cause  of the fault has be en re medie d.
Differe nt  ty pes of fuse  are  use d. 
9 Wa r ning
Elec tronic ignition  sy ste ms  use  a v ery 
high v oltag e.  Do  not touch the  ignition 
sys t em ; da n g e r  t o  l i f e. 
Fuse Fuse
c o l o ur r a t i ng
Grey 2 A
Brownish y ellow 5  A
Re d 10 A
Blue 15 A
Ye llo w 20  A
Transpare nt 25  A
Or a nge 40  A 
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Fu se F u se
colour rating
Blue 20 A
Pink 30 A
Green 40 A
Red 50 A
Yellow 6 0  A
Pl a c e t h e  f us e  ex tr a c to r  o n  t h e  va r i o u s 
types of fuse  from the  top  or sid e,  and  
withdra w fuse .O nly  install fus es  of the s pe cifie d rating. 
E ach fuse  has  its rating writte n  on  it,  in 
add ition the  fuses are colour  coded. 
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F u se s  a n d  t h e  m o st   i m po r t an t 
circuits they protect
F use  box  in pa sse nge r compa rtme nt 
The fuse b ox  is located  at the e nd of the 
pas se nger’s  foot well, be low the ins trument 
pane l.  
Pull floor carpe t from the top  to access fuse  
box cover.To ope n, pull cover from the left-hand s ide 
to  detach from V e lcro  pads  and re move 
cover.
Do  not store  any  objects behind  the cover.
Spare  fus e s, fus e extractor - 
se e p ages 1 41 , 14 2 . S om e functions  are  protecte d by  se ve ral 
f u se s.
No. Circui t Rat ing
1
-
2
-
3
-
4
-
5
Amplifier 2 0 A
6
Instrument p anel cluster 10  A
7
Ign ition  s witch , 
ele ctronic im mobilise r2 A
8
Brake lamp 10 A
9
Climate  control,  
ele ctronic im mobilise r10 A
10
-
11
Spare 2 0 A
12
Airb ags 1 0 A
13
Spare 1 0 A
14
Wi n d s c r ee n  w i p e rs 1 0  A 
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No. Circuit Rat ing
15
Climate  co n tro l, 
se at occupancy  recognition,  
clutch s witch, 
crank  relay , 
instrum ent panel cluster10 A
16
El ec tr i c w i nd ow s 3 0 A
17
-
18
-
19
St ee r i ng   w h ee l  co n tr o l s 2  A
20
Spare 1 5 A
21
Spare 2 0 ANo. Ci rcuit Rating
22
-
23
Rad io 15 A
24
S e nsing a nd  Diagnos tic 
Module10  A
25
Engine Control Module, 
Transm iss ion Control 
Module10  A
26
Door locks 15 A
27
In terio r lam ps 10  A
28
Steering wheel control 
illumination2 AF use  box  in e ngine  comp artm ent 
To open  the cover, press locking tabs a t 
each end of the fuse box inwards. Lift the 
cove r upwards to rem ove.
Do not store any  ob jects behind the cover.
9 Wa r nin g
Turn off e ngine  be fore  opening e ngine  
compartme nt  fuse  box; risk of injury  – 
se e page 15 2 .  
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Some  functions  are  protecte d by  se ve ra l 
f u se s.
No. Circuit Rat ing
1
-
2
Bod y C ontrol Module 50  A
3
Bod y C ontrol Module  2 40  A
4
Cran k 3 0 A
5
Bod y C ontrol Module  3 30  A
6
-
7
Heate d rea r window 2 0  A
8
Cooling fa n 6 0 ANo. Ci rcuit Rating
9
Fuel pump 15 A
10
-
11
L uggage compartme nt 5 A
12
L uggage compartme nt 25  A
13
-
14
E le ctric e xterior mirrors 5 A
15
Sp are 10  A
16
-No. Circui t Rat ing
17
Air cond itioning 10 A
18
Data link connector 1 5  A
19
Spare 2 0 A
20
-
21
Ou t let 2 0 A
22
-
23
Emissions 10 A
24
Vacuum pum p 20 A
25
-
26
Ele ct ric  se at 2 0  A
27
-
28
Engine Control M od ule, 
tra nsmission15 A
29
Engine Control M od ule 20 A
30
Turbo, Cam phase r 1 0 A
31
-
32
Reve rsing la mp 1 0 A
33
Ign ition  c oils 1 5  A
34
ABS 10 A
35
Fo g  la m p s 1 5 A 
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Bulb replacement
Halogen bulbs  contain pres s uris ed  gas . 
Ta ke  spe cial care  when d ispos ing  of 
ha loge n bulbs . Ne ve r  touch the  glas s  with 
bare finge rs; risk of injury.
Before re placing a bulb,  switch ignition  off 
and turn  off re levant light s witch. 
Only hold new bulb at  base!  Do  not touch 
the  bulb glass with bare  hands,  othe rwise  
finge rprints  on the g lass  e vaporate.  
R es i du e b ui l ds  u p  o n  t h e  r ef l ect o r , 
eve ntually  res ulting  in  a dull refle ctor.  
Inadve rte ntly  s taine d bulbs  ma y be  
cleaned with a clean non-fluffy cloth, 
us ing alcohol or white s pirits.  Re place ment bulb m us t be  in accordance  
with information on bas e of d efectiv e bulb. 
Do not exceed wa tta ge specified on ba se 
of bulb.
Re place  c ra cked  or da maged  bulb s as  dirt 
can g et ins id e,  coating  the  insid e of the 
bulb a nd  reducing light output.
If the  headlam ps  are d amage d, the  light 
ma y not be sufficiently d iffused a nd  can 
blind oncoming drive rs.  V ehicle  vibration 
can als o cause  incorre ct he adlamp a im ing .
He adl amp a iming 
W e  recomme nd that hea dlamp aim ing  be 
carrie d out by  a works hop,  who will have  
s p e c ia l e q u i p m e n t . No. Circuit Rat ing
36
Horn 1 5 A
37
Remote  central locking 1 0  A
38
Driv er’s  s ide  high be am 1 0  A
39
Windscree n wipers 25 A
40
AB S 1 0 A
41
AB S 2 0 A
42
Passenger’ s  side high bea m 10  A
43
Pas s enge r’ s  side  low be am 1 0  A
44
Driv er’s  s ide low beam 1 0 A
45
Instrument pa nel ignition 20  A
46
Can iste r ve nt  1 0  A
47
Pa r k in g  l a m p s 1 5 A
9 Warning
To avoid  causing da mage  to the doors  
and the bonnet, ensure  the driver’s  door 
and  the  p ass enge r’s  door are  both  clos e d 
correctly  before  closing the  bonne t. 
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H ea dl am p  sy st e m
Headlamps with sepa ra te systems 
for low be am 1 (outer bulbs ) and 
high be am 2 (inne r bulbs).Lo w  b e a m
1. O pen bonnet and re move  3 s crew s from 
hea dlamp protective  cov er.
2. Rotate  bulb soc ket a nti-clockwise  and 
pull it out of head la mp as s embly .
3. De ta ch p lug connector from bulb sock et.
4. Re move bulb from bulb socke t and inse rt 
new  bulb, without touching the  glass.
5. Attach plug connector to b ulb  socke t, 
push  bulb sock et into head lamp 
as se mbly  and rotate  bulb  sock et 
clockwis e.
6. Re place  he adlam p protective  cove r, 
rep lace  3 scre ws to  hold c ov er in plac e 
and c los e  bonne t.Hig h beam
1. Open bonnet and remove headla mp 
pro te ctive  co ve r.
2. Rotate bulb  socke t anti-clockwise and 
pull it out of he adlamp  ass e mbly.
3 . Detach plug conne ctor from b ulb s ocke t.
4 . Remov e bulb from bulb  s ocket and ins ert 
ne w bulb,  without touching the g la ss.
5. Atta ch  plug  conne ctor to bulb socket,  
push bulb s ocke t into  he adlamp  
asse mbly a nd  rotate  bulb socke t 
clockwis e.
6 . Replac e head lamp protectiv e cove r and 
close bonnet. 
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Parking  la mps
1. Open bonnet. 
2. Rotate  bulb socke t anti-cloc kwise  and 
pull it out of he adlamp ass em bly.
3 . De tach plug conne ctor from bulb s ocket.
4 . Remove  b ulb from b ulb s oc ket and ins ert 
ne w bulb,  without touching  the  glass.
5. Attach p lug  conne ctor  to bulb soc ket, 
pus h bulb s ocke t into he adlamp 
ass em bly and  rotate  bulb s ocket 
cloc kwise .
6. Close bonnet.
Front turn signa ls, front fog  lamp s
1. Open bonnet.  
2. Reach through ap erture between front 
pane lling  and  bonne t and locate  bulb 
as se mbly .
3. Rotate  bulb soc ket a nti-clockwise  and 
pull out bulb as s embly .4 . Detach plug conne ctor from b ulb s ocke t.
5 . Remov e bulb from bulb  s ocket and ins ert 
ne w bulb,  without touching the g la ss.
6. Atta ch  plug  conne ctor to bulb socket,  
push  bulb  as se mbly  into original pos ition 
and rotate b ulb  socke t clockwise.
7. Close bonnet. 
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Rear brake, tail, turn signal lamps
1 . Ope n lug gage compartme nt 
2 . Remove  2  bolts  holding  the  bulb 
assem bly to the  vehicle  body.3. Pull bulb as se mbly  away  from  ve hicle  
body  and de tach plug connector from 
bulb assemb ly.
4. Rotate  bulb soc ket a nti-clockwise  and 
rem ove from bulb  asse mbly.
5. Re move bulb from bulb socke t and inse rt 
new  bulb, without touching the  glass.
6. Re place  bulb s oc ket in bulb  ass em bly 
and rotate  bulb socket  cloc kwise .
7. Re place bulb as se mbly into original 
pos ition and repla ce 2  bolts  to hold bulb 
asse mbly  to the v ehicle  body.
8. C los e lug gage compartme nt.
R eversing lamp, fog tail lamp
1. Reach  behind, up a nd  under rea r 
panelling and locate  bulb s ocke t.
2. Rotate bulb  socke t anti-clockwise and 
remove  from lam p as se mbly.
3 . Remov e bulb from bulb  s ocket and ins ert 
ne w bulb,  without touching the g la ss.
4 . Install bulb s ocket by lining up the  tabs  in 
the  lamp  as se mbly  and  rota te bulb 
socke t clockwis e. 
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Lic ense plate lamps
1 . Remove  2  s crews  holding licens e  plate 
la m p  t o  f a s c i a .
2 . Rotate  and p ull lice nse  plate  lamp 
forwards throug h fa scia op ening.
3. Rotate  bulb socke t anti-cloc kwise .
4 . Remove  b ulb from b ulb s oc ket and ins ert 
ne w bulb,  without touching  the  glass.
5. Rotate  bulb socke t clockwise a nd 
re place  licens e  plate lam p into orig inal 
position.
6 . Replace  2  s crews  to hold lice ns e  plate 
la m p  t o  f a s c i a .
Luggage compartment lamp
1. O pen luggag e comp artment and  pris e  
out bulb housing.
2. De ta ch  plug conne ctor from bulb 
housing.
3. Re move bulb from bulb socke t and inse rt 
new  bulb, without touching the  glass.
4. Attach plug connector to b ulb  housing,  
pus h  bulb hous ing into orig inal  position 
and c los e lugg age compartme nt.
Centre high-mounted  stop lamp , 
side repeater  lamps, 
cou rtesy lamp s, 
instrum ent illumination
W e r e c o m m e nd  ha v i ng  b u lb  re p l a c e m en t s  
carrie d out by  a workshop.