The Opel Easytronic is not a conventional automatic: it is an ordinary manual gearbox in which electric actuators operate the clutch and change gear.
Applies to the transmission Easytronic.
Repair: 2,500–3,000 EUR
2015–2019. The fault list covers this generation and the engines in it. If the listing gives the exact version, pick it below.
What to watch for
The list covers the generation, the engines and the transmissions. Once you pick the version, only the faults that apply to it stay.
The Opel Easytronic is not a conventional automatic: it is an ordinary manual gearbox in which electric actuators operate the clutch and change gear.
Applies to the transmission Easytronic.
Repair: 2,500–3,000 EUR
Engines and transmissions in this generation
A fault is often tied to the engine, not to the whole generation. You find the engine code in the registration document.
A · 2015–2019
The fault list opens on the version page.
9 versions
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE
1.0 120 Years Edition
2015–2019 · 120 Years Edition
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE
1.0 Cosmo
2015–2019 · Cosmo
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE
1.0 Edition
2015–2019 · Edition
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE · Easytronic
1.0 Edition
2015–2019 · Edition
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE · Easytronic
1.0 Innovation
2015–2019 · Innovation
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE
1.0 Innovation
2015–2019 · Innovation
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE
1.0 Online Edition
2017–2019 · Online Edition
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE · Easytronic
1.0 Online Edition
2017–2019 · Online Edition
1.0 l · 999 cm³
B10XE
1.0 Selection
2015–2019 · Selection
Neighbouring generations
Karl A (2015-2019). If the listing is from the changeover year, look at the neighbour too.
Previous generation
This is the earliest.
This generation
A · 2015–2019
Next generation
This is the latest.
Common questions
2015–2019. The changeover year can fall in two generations. If the listing is from that year, look at the neighbour too.
No. It depends on the engine and the transmission too.
The fault list is.
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