Vauxhall Tigra Roof Clicking

The following day the boot refused to shut without applying pressure on it then pressing button to close it.

Vauxhall tigra roof clicking.

I have had the car from new and not experienced any problems with the roof so far. Reliability common problems. The roof on my vauxhall tigra will not click into place the parcel shelf just keeps clicking and it wont finish its cycle. The roof on my vauxhall tigra will not click into place the parcel shelf just keeps clicking and it wont finish its cycle.

This just a short video that may help for vauxhall tigra roof not working. The roof goes through its opening cycle ok till it gets to the end of its cycle then the parcel shelf just keeps clicking as though something is stopping it. Try lubricating all accessable moving parts ie the hinge parts with something like wd40 might just be a bit dry and need a bit of maintenance now and then apr 09 2014. Many of the early coupe cabriolet models looked the part but were cursed with woeful luggage space.

The roof of my vauxhall 2007 tigra will not open however the boot works okay. This section covers the potential reliability problems that you might have with the tigra twintop click on the buttons below to read more about typical issues that fall outside of the scope of routine maintenance. How can i fix my motorised boot roof on vauxhall tigra coupe. The vauxhall tigra hard top folding roof cabriolet was launched by general motors in 2005 until 2009 a popular compact convertible for those that like the style and looks of the corsa with a sporty open top feel.

Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. I do have the shelf in the boot locked in place so that the roof can fold down. Vauxhall have the benefit of others mistakes to draw upon in developing the tigra. This time round the tigra doesn t attempt to wedge in a pair of useless vestigial rear seats instead offering a useful boot of 440 litres.

The tigra twintop was produced by general motors and sold under three brand names opel in europe vauxhall in the uk and holden in australia.