Opel Corsa F (2019–2025): How to Remove the Bumpers.

The Opel Corsa F is the sixth generation of the popular compact car, known in different countries under various names. For example, in the UK, this model is called the Vauxhall Corsa, while in Australia, it was previously sold as the Holden Barina. In Latin America, the Corsa F may be known as the Chevrolet Corsa or Chevrolet Chevy, depending on the market. This generation debuted in 2019 and marked a significant step forward for the model, both in terms of design and technology.

Body Types

The Opel Corsa F is available in several body styles:

  • 5-door hatchback — the most popular and practical option, ideal for urban use.

  • 3-door hatchback — less common but favored by those who value compactness and a sporty look.

  • Electric version (Corsa-e) — a fully electric variant, representing Opel's response to the growing demand for eco-friendly vehicles.

Bumper Material: Polyethylene. Marking >P/E<

Tools Needed for Removal:

  • Ratchet wrench.

  • Clip removal tool.

  • Socket set.

  • TORX keys or sockets.

  • Flathead screwdriver.

How to Remove the Front Bumper

 

  1. Open the hood.

  2. Unscrew the six screws under the hood, which are screwed from top to bottom and secure the upper part of the front bumper.

  3. Move under the car and unscrew the five hex bolts and two Torx screws that secure the lower part.

  4. Turn the steering wheel to the side.

  5. On both sides, in the wheel arches, unscrew the four screws.

  6. Release the corners from the brackets in the fenders, reach behind the wheel liner, and pull toward yourself.

  7. With the help of an assistant, remove the bumper forward, paying attention to the wires.

  8. Disconnect the electrical connectors.

  9. Reinstallation is performed in reverse order.

Opel Corsa F (2019–2025) front bumper mounting locations

Front bumper mounting diagram Opel Corsa F (2019–2025)

How to Remove the Rear Bumper

⇒Useful tips on how to remove the bumper and not break anything.⇐

  1. Open the trunk.

  2. In the trunk opening, unscrew the two screws.

  3. Move to the lower part. Under the car, unscrew the two hex bolts, four Torx screws, and remove the two clips.

  4. In the wheel arches, unscrew three screws on each side, which secure the wheel liners.

  5. Move the wheel liners aside and unscrew one bolt on each side, screwed from top to bottom.

  6. Now, release the fixing bars that secure the sides to the fenders. Grab the bar with your hands and pull toward yourself. Then, pull the corner of the bumper downward and toward yourself.

  7. Release the clips under the rear lights.

  8. Release the clips in the trunk opening.

  9. With the help of an assistant, remove the bumper backward, being careful not to damage the wires.

  10. Disconnect the connectors for the signal lights and parking assist system.

  11. Reinstallation is performed in reverse order.

Opel Corsa F rear bumper mounting locations (2019–2025)

Rear bumper mounting diagram Opel Corsa F (2019–2025)

Additional Information About the Opel Corsa F

The Opel Corsa F (model code P2JO) is built on the CMP (Common Modular Platform), developed by the PSA Group (now Stellantis). This has made the car lighter, more dynamic, and more economical. The design of the Corsa F has become more modern: sharp lines, aggressive front optics, and a stylish profile make it stand out on the road.

The interior is minimalist and functional. Depending on the trim, a digital instrument cluster, a multimedia system with a touchscreen, and support for Apple CarPlay/Android Auto are available, along with numerous driver assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control and blind-spot monitoring.

Interesting Facts

  • The Corsa-e is Opel's first fully electric car. It offers a range of up to 330 km according to the WLTP cycle and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.1 seconds.

  • The sporty version — Opel Corsa GSi. A high-performance variant with a more powerful engine, sporty suspension, and aggressive design. It is designed for those who want maximum driving pleasure in a compact car.

  • Name history — The Corsa first appeared in 1982 and has since become one of Opel's most popular models. In some countries, such as Brazil, the Corsa was sold as the Chevrolet Corsa and even produced in a pickup version!

  • Efficiency — The petrol versions of the Corsa F are equipped with PureTech engines, known for their low fuel consumption (approximately 4.5–5.5 l/100 km in mixed driving conditions).

  • Awards — The Corsa F has received numerous awards for its design and eco-friendliness, especially in the Corsa-e version.