This comprehensive Holden CORSA C COMBO 2000-2006 Service Repair Factory Manual provides detailed maintenance and repair procedures for your vehicle. It covers a wide range of topics, ensuring you have the necessary information to handle various repair tasks. The manual delves into crucial areas like gearbox and clutch operation, electric starter components, crankshaft, transmission, and balancer systems. It also covers wheels and tires, electrical systems, braking systems, and suspension components. Additionally, it includes guides for periodic checks and adjustments, wiring diagrams, engine lubrication and cooling systems, ignition system, transmission system, troubleshooting guides, lubrication system, rear wheel system, cylinder head and valves, cooling system, and engine removal and installation. The manual also provides insights into general vehicle information, battery and charging system, chassis details, technical information and specifications, lights, meters, switches, frame and body panels, exhaust system, maintenance procedures, alternator and starter clutch functions, fenders and exhaust pipe, front wheel and steering system, specifications, engine fuel system, crankcase, pistons and cylinders, engine combustion system, fuel injection system, and body and fixtures.

The Holden Corsa C Combo, produced from 2000 to 2006, was a popular light commercial van in Australia, offering practicality and affordability for a range of business needs. Based on the Opel Combo platform, the Corsa C Combo shared its design with its European counterpart, but with Holden's own branding and some localized modifications. It was available in both panel van and crew cab variants, catering to diverse cargo and passenger requirements. The van boasted a robust construction, with a spacious cargo area designed for load-carrying, and a wide-opening rear door for easy access. Engine options included the 1.7L petrol and 1.7L diesel, offering a balance of performance and fuel efficiency. The Corsa C Combo was known for its reliable and durable nature, making it a popular choice for tradespeople, delivery drivers, and small businesses. One of the key features of the Corsa C Combo was its versatility. The panel van version provided a generous cargo space with a payload capacity of up to 750 kg, making it ideal for transporting goods and materials. The crew cab configuration, on the other hand, offered seating for up to five passengers, making it suitable for transporting personnel and equipment. Additionally, the van's compact size and maneuverability made it easy to navigate tight spaces and crowded city streets. The Corsa C Combo's practicality was further enhanced by its numerous storage compartments, including a dashboard-mounted shelf and a large glovebox, offering ample space for tools, paperwork, and other essentials. While the Corsa C Combo was a robust and reliable workhorse, it also offered basic creature comforts, with features such as power steering, air conditioning, and a CD player, making it a more comfortable driving experience for its occupants.