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CLUTCH KIT Vauxhall Corsa · PARTS GUIDE

Vauxhall Corsa Clutch Kit: Specs, Fitment & Common Faults

The warning signs of a wearing clutch, and what actually fits your specific engine and gearbox.

Illustration of a clutch component Illustration for editorial purposes
Vauxhall Corsa Clutch Kit reference plate

OEM Part Number: 5616019

Genuinely worth knowing if you have a Corsa D VXR: the standard VXR and the Nürburgring/Clubsport special editions use two genuinely different Sachs dual-mass flywheel and clutch kits — a kit sold for one will not fit the other, despite both being "VXR."
Corsa D VXR (Z16LER/A16LER), standard, genuine Sachs referenceDual-mass flywheel: 5616019 / 55556925
Corsa D VXR Nürburgring/Clubsport specificallyA genuinely different Sachs kit — will not fit a standard VXR and vice versa
Corsa D/Astra H shared petrol engines, dual-mass flywheel kitLuK reference: 600023700 — 240mm diameter, with automatic adjustment, 8 DMF mounting bores
1.3 CDTI diesel, single-mass flywheel kitA genuinely different flywheel type from the petrol variants — shared with Combo C and Meriva

A Part That Wears Differently Depending on How You Drive

Unlike parts that fail on a predictable mileage schedule, clutch wear varies enormously based on driving style — a clutch that's ridden gently in easy traffic can outlast one used hard for towing or aggressive launches by a huge margin.

Before you buy: clutch specification varies by engine size and torque output — a kit rated for a smaller engine won't necessarily cope with a more powerful version. Always confirm against your VIN before ordering.

What It Does

The clutch kit — typically comprising the clutch plate, pressure plate and release bearing — manages the connection between the engine and gearbox on manual versions of the Corsa, allowing smooth engagement and disengagement when changing gear. Higher-torque engine variants use a heavier-duty kit rated to handle the extra load without premature wear.

Symptoms, DIY Difficulty & Aftermarket Advice

These are the same regardless of make or model — see our full Clutch Kit Guide for symptoms of wear, confirming fitment against your VIN, and aftermarket advice.