Page 1 CG CAPTIVA 5 CG Captiva 5 Owner’s Handbook...
Page 2 Change of name, address or ownership In the event of a Safety Recall, or for various reasons, Holden may need to contact you as the owner of this vehicle. If you have recently changed your address, or name, or purchased this vehicle second-hand, please help us to help you by taking a few minutes to fill in and mail the forms at the beginning of the Service/warranty booklet.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
CHAPTERS Dashboard ........... 1A Audio system ........1B Locks ............2 Know your vehicle ........3 Driving ............4 Fuel ............5 Emergencies ...........6 Weekly checks ........7 Specifications ......... 8 Tow and load .......... 9 Cleaning ..........10 Index...
Page 4 Please note that all information, illustrations and specifications in this handbook are based on the latest production information available at the time of printing. Holden reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation.
Page 5 Emission control Rear tailgate lock Reducing fuel consumption Bonnet lock Security The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden ® is a registered trademark of Daimler Chrysler AG. Accessories (and Parts).
Page 6 CONTENTS cont. Chapter 6 – Emergencies Chapter 8 – Specifications Customer assistance – Australia Specifications Customer assistance – New Zealand General specifications Flat tyre Identification labels Changing a flat tyre Chapter 9 – Tow and load Towing a disabled vehicle Loading the vehicle Engine overheating Towing...
Page 7: Dashboard
Wipers and washers ....1A- 15 Lights ......... 1A- 17 Cruise control ......1A-20 Ventilation system...... 1A-22 Manual heating, air conditioning ......1A-23 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 8: Audio System
1A-2 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD DASHBOARD LAyOuT 6 17 12 19 C105_1A074  Driver airbag  Bonnet release lever  Front passenger airbag  Card holder  Instrument panel  Coin storage  Driver Information Display (DID)  Remote control for audio system ...
Page 9 1A-3 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD INSTRumENTATION 8 11 18 1 17 16 15 14 13 Page Page  Tachometer ........ 1A-4  Immobiliser warning indicator ..1A-9  Fuel gauge ......... 1A-5  Door ajar indicator....1A-10  Speedometer ......1A-4 ...
Page 10 1A-4 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD INSTRumENTATION cont. Speedometer speedometer indicates vehicle’s speed in kilometres per hour (km/h). Odometer and tripmeter The window between the tachometer and speedometer is used for the odometer and tripmeter The odometer records the distance travelled since the vehicle was built, and the tripmeter records the distance travelled on a particular journey.
Page 11 1A-5 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD INSTRumENTATION cont. Fuel gauge The fuel gauge indicates the level of fuel within the fuel tank when the ignition switch is turned to the ON position. 1/1 represents full and 0 represents empty. The needle in the fuel gauge falls to 0 when the ignition switch is turned to the OFF position.
Page 12 • stays on continuously while driving, it indicates the airbag system or seat belt pretensioner system may not function correctly, especially in an accident. Contact your Holden Dealer immediately. Low fuel Illuminates when the ignition switch is turned to the ON position and goes out after approximately 4 seconds.
Page 13 If the lamp illuminates when driving, this may indicate the alternator is not charging the battery. If the alternator drive belt is intact, there is a problem in the charging system and you should contact your Holden Dealer. Oil pressure...
Page 14 1A-8 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD WARNINg/REmINDER INDICATIONS cont. Winter mode indicator The winter mode indicator illuminates when the winter mode button is pressed, use this mode to drive away smoothly during icy and slippery road conditions. Shift select position indicator Displays the position of the automatic transmission shift select lever. Front fog lamp indicator Illuminates when the front fog lamps are switched on.
Page 15 The service vehicle soon lamp will illuminate if a malfunction exists in the non-emission related components or the related sub systems, consult your Holden Dealer. WARNING If you keep driving your vehicle with the service vehicle soon lamp on, damage may result in the non-emission related components or related sub systems.
Page 16 Stop the vehicle as soon as possible and check the engine oil level. Refer to Under bonnet checks in chapter 7. Do not drive the vehicle with the engine oil level indicator lamp illuminated, contact your Holden Dealer. Front passenger seat belt reminder...
Page 17 1A-11 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD DRIVER INFORmATION DISPLAy (DID) The driver information display (DID) displays information for the radio frequency, band, time and outside temperature when the ignition switch is in the ON position. Selecting functions The functions and settings can be accessed via the driver information display (DID).
Page 18 1A-12 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD DRIVER INFORmATION DISPLAy (DID) cont. Outside temperature This mode indicates the temperature outside the vehicle. Note If the temperature is below -5 ºC, no message will be displayed. Radio station display This mode displays the band and frequency of the radio station selected.
Page 19 1A-13 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD DRIVER INFORmATION DISPLAy (DID) cont. Language selection The display language can be selected for some functions. Select menu item, Language from the settings menu. The available languages are shown opposite. Select the desired language Selections are indicated by ► in front of the menu item.
Page 20 1A-14 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD STEERINg, HORN, HAzARD WARNINg Tilt and telescopic steering The tilt/telescopic steering lever is located on the underside of the steering column. To adjust the height or the reach of the steering wheel, push the lever downward, this unlocks the steering column.
Page 21 1A-15 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD WIPERS AND WASHERS Windscreen wipers To operate the windscreen wipers, turn the ignition switch to the ACC or ON position and move the windscreen wiper/washer lever to one of the following five positions: MIST To operate wipers once during light rain or mist, move the...
Page 22 1A-16 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD WIPERS AND WASHERS cont. Rear wiper To switch the rear wiper on, push the wiper lever toward the instrument panel, the wiper will operate with a regular cycle. C105_1A065 Rear washer To spray washer fluid push the button at the end of the lever until the washer begins.
Page 23 1A-17 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIgHTS Headlamp switch headlamp switch controls following: Headlamps off. Parking lamps, number plate lamps, instrument panel lamps are illuminated. The headlamps will not come on. The low beam headlamps and all of C105_1A067 the above lamps are illuminated. Lamps on reminder If opening the drivers door with the ignition in the LOCK position and the light switch in or the...
Page 24 1A-18 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIgHTS cont High/low beam Switching between high and low beam requires the low beam lamps to be on. Push the lever toward the front of the vehicle to switch from low beam to high beam and return the lever to the original position for low beam.
Page 25 1A-19 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIgHTS cont. Turn signals The turn signal lever is on the right-hand side of the steering column. Push the lever up to signal a left turn and down to signal a right turn. In some turns (such as changing lanes), the steering wheel is not turned far enough to cancel the turn signal.
Page 26 1A-20 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD CRuISE CONTROL Description The cruise control maintains the speed of the vehicle from approximately 40 km/h and upward without having your foot on the accelerator pedal. When the brakes are applied the cruise control disengages. If your vehicle is in cruise control mode when the traction control system begins to limit wheel spin, the cruise control will automatically disengage.
Page 27 1A-21 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD CRuISE CONTROL cont. Using cruise control on hills When going up a steep hill, you may have to depress the accelerator pedal to maintain your speed. When going downhill, you may have to brake or shift to a lower gear to decrease the vehicles speed.
Page 28 1A-22 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD VENTILATION SySTEm C105_1A075 Side vents Floor vents Windscreen demister vents Front door glass demister vents Centre vents Air outlets The direction of air flowing out of the vents can be changed by moving the airflow deflectors up, down, left or right. Some outlets may be equipped with a shut off wheel.
Page 29 1A-23 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mANuAL HEATINg, AIR CONDITIONINg C105_1A070 Air outlet selector Floor level and demister Air conditioning button Windscreen demister Air recirculation button Floor level ventilation Air temperature selector Face and floor level ventilation Rear window demister button Face level ventilation Fan speed selector Air outlet selector Turn clockwise or anticlockwise to change the current air flow mode.
Page 30 1A-24 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mANuAL HEATINg, AIR CONDITIONINg cont. Air outlet selector Different vents are selected when the air selector is set in the following positions: Air flows from the four face level outlets in the instrument panel. The blending mode directs airflow through both the instrument panel outlets and the floor outlets.
Page 31 1A-25 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mANuAL HEATINg, AIR CONDITIONINg cont. Air recirculation button Press the button to switch recirculation on. When recirculation is on, an indicator light illuminates to show that it is working. Press button again switch recirculation off and allow outside air into the vehicle.
Page 32 1A-26 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mANuAL HEATINg, AIR CONDITIONINg cont. Rear window demister button The ignition must be switched on for this feature to work. Press the button to demist the rear window. When the demist button is on, an indicator light illuminates to show that it is working.
Page 33 1A-27 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD NOTES...
Page 34 CD operation ......1B-14 Antenna information ....1B-21 Notes on compact discs .... 1B-22 Glossary of terms ...... 1B-23 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 35 1B-2 Chapter 1B AUDIO OVERVIEW CD PLAyER AND RADIO CONTROLS MAIN INFO SOUND AM/FM SETTINGS Display and functions Power/volume knob AM/FM button CD player program selection Main menu button Multifunction knob Information page button Sound function program button Board computer button (Not applicable for this vehicle) Radio station buttons CD slot Settings button...
Page 36 1B-3 Chapter 1B AUDIO STEERINg WHEEL REmOTE CONTROLS This setting wheel provides the same functions as the multifunction knob. Radio station and CD memory button. This button switches the audio system between radio and CD. Radio station search and CD player track search. Radio station search and CD player track search.
Page 37 1B-4 Chapter 1B AUDIO ImPORTANT INFORmATION Security system Your audio unit includes an electronic security system to prevent theft. This security system allows the audio system to operate only in your vehicle, if the audio system is removed for any reason it will not function in another vehicle. Menu concept The audio system’s menu structure features various types of menu pages: •...
Page 38 The audio system should only be serviced by an approved repairer. Incorrect installation or servicing of the audio system may have dangerous consequences and result in your warranty becoming void. Audio system faults In case of faulty operation, consult your Holden Dealer.
Page 39 1B-6 Chapter 1B AUDIO SWITCHINg ON/OFF Power on When the power is OFF press the Ol power/volume rotary knob to activate the audio system, or the button to activate the CD player. The radio, CD or MP3 function > will be shown on the display screen. The operating mode will be the same as before the audio system was switched off.
Page 40 1B-7 Chapter 1B AUDIO AuDIO SETTINgS Speed dependant volume control (SDVC) To compensate for the ambient and rolling noise, the volume of the audio system is adjusted to the speed of the vehicle. The SDVC function can be used to adjust the speed dependant volume setting.
Page 41 1B-8 Chapter 1B AUDIO AuDIO SETTINgS cont. Sound settings Select from the sound menu that is displayed when the button SOUND pressed or via the audio menu, the following menu items are listed. Bass control Bass control is used to adjust the bass (low frequency) sound quality. The bass settings apply to the currently selected audio source and are stored separately for FM/AM radio and the CD player.
Page 42 1B-9 Chapter 1B AUDIO AuDIO SETTINgS cont. Balance control Balance control adjusts the volume separation between left-hand and right-hand speakers. 1. Select the menu item Balance - Fader from the sound menu and the Balance - Fader menu will be displayed. 2.
Page 43 1B-10 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIO OPERATION Operation Switch the audio system on by pressing power/volume knob Press the AM/FM button The tuner menu will be displayed and the last station selected to will be playing. Selecting a radio band The following bands are available: AM and FM.
Page 44 1B-11 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIO OPERATION cont. Local/DX function (LOC) The LOC function has two search levels with different sensitivities. 1. Press the LOC button, the current status LOC ON or LOC OFF will be displayed. 2. Press the LOC button again to switch on the LOC function.
Page 45 1B-12 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIO OPERATION cont. Manual storing (option 1) Two options are available for manual station storing: 1. Tune into the desired station, refer to Automatic station search previously in this chapter. 2. Press and hold the station button on which the tuned in station is to be stored.
Page 46 1B-13 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIO OPERATION cont. Peculiarities of FM mobile reception A mobile FM receiver can not be expected to continuously provide the quality of FM reception you may have experienced on your home receiver. Contrary to popular opinion, FM broadcasts are not static free, and although your new radio has a built-in electronic interference absorption circuit some static will be evident from time to time especially in areas without a direct line of sight to the transmitter.
Page 47 1B-14 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION Loading CDs The audio system is equipped with a CD player for six disks. Switch the audio system on by pressing power/volume knob The audio source last selected is displayed. The audio source last set is played. Select an empty CD compartment.
Page 48 1B-15 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION cont. Track selection (option 1) For audio CDs, the track is selected from the CD, for MP3 and mixed mode CDs the track is selected from the album. With a CD playing, tap the 4 way switch button repeatedly until the desired <...
Page 49 1B-16 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION cont. Selecting a CD (option 1) 1. While a track is playing, press the appropriate number key button , the CD player is muted. 2. If a CD has not yet been read “CD reading” appears on the display, the CD compartment selected and the track is displayed.
Page 50 1B-17 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION cont. CDC extra features The following option fields are available in the “Extras” menu. • Normal: This option is used to disable the functions random CD/magazine, repeat track and scan CD. Random CD: See random play CD or •...
Page 51 1B-18 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION cont. Switch on random magazine (random) 1. After pressing the CDC button , select menu item “Extras”. 2. The extras menu will be displayed, select option field “Random Magazine”. 3. The CD menu is displayed and the symbol R is displayed.
Page 52 1B-19 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION cont. Switching on scan CD (option 2) 1. After pressing the CDC button , select menu item “Extras”. 2. The extras menu will be displayed, select option field “Scan CD”. 3. The CD menu is displayed and the symbol is displayed.
Page 53 1B-20 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD OPERATION cont. Removing all CDs It is possible to remove all CDs from the player at the same time. 1. Press and hold the button for a relatively long time. > 2. An overlay menu will be displayed with the message, “Eject all CDs”. 3.
Page 54 1B-21 Chapter 1B AUDIO ANTENNA INFORmATION Antenna The AM/FM antenna is located in the centre of the roof above the tailgate opening. Avoid damage to the antenna when loading the roof rails or when washing the vehicle as this can cause interference with radio reception.
Page 55 1B-22 Chapter 1B AUDIO NOTES ON COmPACT DISCS Care of your CD • Handle the CD by its edge and avoid touching the playing surface. Directly after removal from CD/MP3 slot, place the CD into the CD cover to prevent damage or soiling. •...
Page 56 1B-23 Chapter 1B AUDIO gLOSSARy OF TERmS Automatic Station Search Station search by tuner. The tuner will search until a station is found. Autostore (AS) The best receivable stations in the FM and AM wave bands can automatically be stored. The stations are stored in a separate AS memory. If you leave the reception area of the stored stations, new stations can be stored.
Page 57 1B-24 Chapter 1B AUDIO NOTES...
Page 58 Locks Page Keys..........2-2 Ignition switch .........2-6 Door locks........2-7 Rear tailgate lock ......2-9 Bonnet lock ........2-10 Security.........2-11 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 59: Keys
In the event of the original keys being lost, any additional or replacement keys must be purchased from and programmed by a Holden Dealer, using your key code number. Folding the key Press the button to extend or retract the key blade.
Page 60: Locks
Chapter 2 LOCKS KEyS cont. Keyless entry using remote control The range of the remote control unit should be approximately 6 metres, this may be reduced due to shadowing and reflection of the radio waves. To operate the remote control unit, direct it at the vehicle and press the required button. For your convenience, we recommend operating the central locking system using the remote control unit.
Page 61 Even if only one transmitter is being replaced, you must rematch all of your transmitters at the same time. Up to four transmitters can be matched to your vehicle. Contact your Holden Dealer to purchase a new transmitter and to have transmitters matched to your vehicle.
Page 62 (anticlockwise) and unlocked (clockwise) by turning the key in the driver’s door lock. • If the vehicle is delivered with only one key, notify your Holden Dealer immediately. • Always store spare keys in a safe, dry place.
Page 63: Ignition Switch
Chapter 2 LOCKS IgNITION SWITCH WARNING • Do not switch the engine off while the vehicle is moving as there will not be any power assist for brakes or steering. • Never remove the key while the vehicle is moving, as this will lock the steering.
Page 64: Door Locks
Chapter 2 LOCKS DOOR LOCKS Remote locking When the vehicle is unlocked, close all doors and then press the button on the key to lock all doors. The vehicle hazard lamps will flash once and the doors lock. Note The fuel filler door will lock when the doors are locked. Deadlocking Press the button a second time within 3 seconds of locking.
Page 65 Chapter 2 LOCKS DOOR LOCKS cont. Opening doors The driver’s door and the front passenger’s door can be opened by pulling the door handle from the inside, even if the doors are locked with the door lock button. Child safety rear door lock Child safety locks helps prevent the rear doors being accidentally opened from the inside by small children in the vehicle.
Page 66: Rear Tailgate Lock
Chapter 2 LOCKS REAR TAILgATE LOCK WARNING It can be very dangerous to drive with the tailgate open. Carbon monoxide (CO) gas can enter into the vehicle. You can not see or smell CO. It can cause unconsciousness and even death. If you must drive with the tailgate open, make sure all other windows are closed and switch the fan on to the highest speed using any setting that brings in outside air.
Page 67: Bonnet Lock
2-10 Chapter 2 LOCKS BONNET LOCK OPENINg THE BONNET To open the bonnet, pull the release handle located at the lower right side of the dashboard. To release the bonnet, pull the lever toward you. The bonnet is prevented from opening fully by a safety catch.
Page 68: Security
• Replacement keys can only be programmed by your Holden Dealer. • If the vehicle’s key is lost, inform your Holden Dealer immediately so the car can be reprogrammed to no longer recognise the lost key as valid. • A maximum of 4 keys can be programmed to suit one vehicle.
Page 69 2-12 Chapter 2 LOCKS NOTES...
Page 70 Supplemental restraint system ..3-13 Power windows......3-16 Mirrors ..........3-17 Interior lamps ........3-19 Assist grips ........3-21 Storage compartments ....3-22 Power sockets ......3-26 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 71: Know Your Vehicle
Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS FRONT SEATS Passenger’s seat slide adjustment Lift the lever to unlatch the front seat. Slide the seat as required. Release the lever. Try to move the seat back and forth to check if the catch is fully engaged. WARNING Do not adjust the driver’s seat when the vehicle is moving, as the seat...
Page 72 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. mANuAL FRONT SEATS Seat slide adjustment Lift the lever to unlatch the front seat. Slide the seat as required. Release the lever. Note Try to move the seat back and forth to check that the latch is fully engaged. C100_3001 Driver’s seat height adjustment To raise the driver’s seat cushion, move...
Page 73 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. REAR SEATS Seat reclining The rear seats can be partially reclined. To tilt the seatbacks, lift the lever on top of the rear seatback until the seatback is adjusted to the desired position. Seat folding The seatbacks can be folded down for additional cargo space.
Page 74 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. HEAD RESTRAINTS Adjusting the height To adjust the height of the head restraint, pull up or push down while pressing the lock button in. Note The upper edge of the head restraint should be approximately at eye level, and not at neck level.
Page 75: Restraints
Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE RESTRAINTS SEAT BELTS WARNING • Seat belts are designed to bear upon the bony structure of the body, and should be worn low across the front of the pelvis, or the pelvis, chest and shoulders, as applicable; wearing the lap section of the belt across the abdominal area must be avoided.
Page 76 This is designed to remind you the pretensioner system has been used and therefore needs to be replaced by your Holden Dealer. The seat belts would remain operational, apart from this safety feature.
Page 77 Check the seat belts regularly. Replace the seat belts if they become frayed or damaged. The buckle and retractors mechanism operation should also be checked. Your Holden Dealer will regularly do these things as part of the scheduled maintenance plan. Refer to the Service/warranty booklet.
Page 78 C105_3016 restraints. • Holden strongly recommends that you refer to your specific State or Territory regulations to determine which child restraint is suitable for your child. WARNING – EXTREME HAZARD •...
Page 79 3-10 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE RESTRAINTS cont. CHILD RESTRAINTS Children should be restrained at all times and fitted with a child restraint appropriate to their size when travelling in a vehicle. The following outlines guidelines about selecting the appropriate restraint. WARNING Always follow the child restraint manufacturer’s fitting instructions when installing a child restraint into the vehicle.
Page 80 3-11 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE RESTRAINTS cont. Recommended weight for booster seat with lap/sash seat belt Weight 14 to 26 kg* When children outgrow a typical forward- facing child seat but they are still too small for lap/sash seat belts. A booster seat raises the child so the knees bend comfortably, the lap/sash seat belt is correctly positioned and the child can see...
Page 81 3-12 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE RESTRAINTS cont. WARNING • Child restraint anchorages are designed to withstand only those loads imposed by correctly fitted child restraints. Under no circumstances are they to be used for adult seat belts, harnesses or for attaching other items or equipment to the vehicle.
Page 82: Supplemental Restraint System
3-13 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SuPPLEmENTAL RESTRAINT SySTEm Front airbags The driver’s airbag is stored inside the steering wheel. AIRBAG is stamped on the steering wheel and a label is attached under the driver’s side sun visor. WARNING • The horn pad must not be covered with adhesive or any other material.
Page 83 Seat belts help keep you in position for airbag inflation in the event of a collision. The system should also be inspected by a Holden Dealer if: • The steering wheel or dashboard area is scratched, cracked or damaged;...
Page 84 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SuPPLEmENTAL RESTRAINT SySTEm cont. Roo/nudge bar If a roo/nudge bar is to be fitted, it is critical the Holden approved roo/nudge bar be used. Refer to Add on equipment in chapter 4 for further information. Passenger airbag and...
Page 85: Power Windows
3-16 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE POWER WINDOWS The main switches for the power windows are located on the driver’s door armrest. The front switches are for the front windows and the rear switches are for the rear windows. Individual switches are located on the front passenger door and on the rear doors. The switches for the power windows are operational when the ignition switch is in the ON or ACC position.
Page 86: Mirrors
3-17 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE mIRRORS Interior rear view mirror To adjust the rear view mirror, move the mirror right or left, up or down to gain the required angle. The anti-glare lever on the lower edge of the mirror enables the reflector to be used during night driving.
Page 87 3-18 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE mIRRORS cont. Folding the exterior mirrors When the vehicle is parked, the exterior mirrors may be folded flat against the sides of the vehicle by pushing the mirrors backward. WARNING The exterior mirrors are convex shaped, to provide a wider view.
Page 88: Interior Lamps
3-19 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE INTERIOR LAmPS Centre interior lamp When either interior lamp buttons are pressed, the left-hand or right-hand lamp will illuminate and stay on until the button is pressed again. The centre and rear interior lamps illuminate when a door or the tailgate is opened.
Page 89 3-20 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE INTERIOR LAmPS cont. Ignition switch lamp The ignition switch lamp illuminates when a door is opened. The lamp will stay illuminated for approximately 10 minutes if the door is left open. When the door is closed the lamp stays illuminated for approximately 10 seconds, then switches off.
Page 90: Assist Grips
3-21 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE ASSIST gRIPS Assist grips are located above the passenger doors to help occupants when getting in and out of the vehicle. The assist grips above each rear door include a coat hook.
Page 91: Storage Compartments
3-22 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE STORAgE COmPARTmENTS gLOVEBOx The glovebox is located on the passenger side of the instrument panel. The glovebox can be opened by pulling the handle. Push the lid shut to close the glovebox. Inner partition To store larger items, remove the inner partition and store it in the right side groove of the glovebox.
Page 92 3-23 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE STORAgE COmPARTmENTS cont. Cup holders The cup holders are located in the front and rear of the centre console, the front cup holders are easily accessible. To use the rear cup holder, push the button above the cup holder, it will pop out automatically.
Page 93 3-24 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE STORAgE COmPARTmENTS cont. Under floor storage Storage compartments are located under the floor of the rear luggage area. To gain access to the under floor storage, release the two latches and lift the floor panel upward with the handle.
Page 94 3-25 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE STORAgE COmPARTmENTS cont. Sunglasses holder The sunglasses holder is located behind the map lamps. To open, push on the rear part of the cover. To close, push upward until it latches. Rear storage compartment The rear storage compartment is located at the rear of the centre console.
Page 95: Power Sockets
3-26 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE POWER SOCKETS Front centre console An accessory power outlet is located in the front centre console at the rear of the front cup holders. Rear centre console An accessory power outlet is located on the rear of the centre console below the rear cup holders.
Page 96 Program (ESP ) ......4-19 ® Descent Control System (DCS) ........4-21 All Wheel Drive system (AWD) ........4-22 Add on equipment ......4-23 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 97 Chapter 4 DRIVING SAFETy Before entering the vehicle 1. Check that windows, mirrors and lights are clean. 2. Visually check tyre inflation. Note It is recommended to check the tyre pressures with a pressure gauge each week. Before driving away 1.
Page 98: Driving
Chapter 4 DRIVING SAFETy cont. Off road driving The Captiva has not been designed as a full off road vehicle. The requirement to maintain a very high degree of comfort, ride, handling and stability dictates the ground clearance and may not be sufficient to allow the vehicle to be driven over very severe four wheel drive tracks.
Page 99 If the engine is misfiring, reduce the vehicle speed and do not attempt to tow a caravan or trailer, until the misfiring is corrected by the nearest Holden Dealer. Continued driving while the engine is misfiring could result in the catalytic converter and exhaust system overheating, resulting in vehicle damage.
Page 100 Chapter 4 DRIVING DRIVINg PRECAuTIONS cont. Loading the vehicle Loading the vehicle changes the mass distribution and therefore the handling of the vehicle when driving. After loading the vehicle, extra care should be taken to become familiar with the feel of the vehicle while driving. Refer to Loading the vehicle in chapter 9.
Page 101 You must not use standard snow chains if your vehicle is fitted with 17 or 18 inch wheels. The fitting of standard snow chains to larger size wheels may cause damage to your vehicle. Please check with your Holden Dealer for available alternatives.
Page 102 If the vehicle is stationary in deep water for an extended period, it should be checked by an authorised Holden Dealer as soon as practicable for water entry to engine, transmission, differentials and wheel bearings.
Page 103 Chapter 4 DRIVING PARK BRAKE The park brake acts on the rear wheels and the lever is located between the front seats. To apply the park brake, stop the vehicle, apply the brake pedal and pull the lever firmly upward. To release the park brake: 1.
Page 104 Chapter 4 DRIVING PARK ASSIST The Park Assist system is able to detect and indicate obstacles at the front and rear of the vehicle when parking. The system consists of four sensors in each of the front and rear bumpers, a control unit and a speaker in the vehicle’s interior.
Page 105 The Park Assist system may not work properly during a malfunction, you should manoeuvre the vehicle with special care. Check the sensors and clean them if necessary. If the malfunction persists, have the system checked by your Holden Dealer. Deactivating Automatic deactivating: The system will be deactivated when the vehicle’s speed raises above 8 km/h.
Page 106 4-11 Chapter 4 DRIVING PARK ASSIST cont. Approximate range of sensors Alarm tones When the vehicle approaches an obstacle the sensors will start detecting at approximately: • Front 120 cm • Rear 180 cm At the above distance the alarm tones will sound with a long pause between tones. As the vehicle manoeuvres closer to the obstacle the pause between the alarm tones becomes shorter.
Page 107 Wait another 15 seconds and then repeat the entire procedure. If the engine still fails to start, contact your Holden Dealer. Engine will not crank or start Remove the key from the ignition switch, insert the key and try starting the engine again.
Page 108 6. Remove the key from the slot. 7. Start the engine and shift the transmission into the desired position. 8. Reinstall the cap. 9. Refer to your Holden Dealer as soon as possible. Note • If the shift lever is returned to the P (park) position, the above procedure will need to be repeated to shift the lever into N (neutral).
Page 109 4-14 Chapter 4 DRIVING TRANSmISSION OPERATION cont. (Park) This stops the front wheels from rotating and should be selected (together with the park brake) when leaving the vehicle. Never select P until your vehicle is fully stopped. The P position is one of only two positions (the other is N) in which your engine may be started.
Page 110 4-15 Chapter 4 DRIVING TRANSmISSION OPERATION cont. Active select mode Whether your vehicle is stationary or in motion, active select mode is selected by pushing the select lever from the D position to the left into the manual gate, To return to D range operation, pull the select lever back to the right into the main gate.
Page 111 Have the vehicle serviced as soon as possible by your Holden Dealer. If the malfunction indicator lamp stays on after starting the engine and the transmission does not shift, contact your Holden Dealer. Operating notes •...
Page 112 4-17 Chapter 4 DRIVING TRANSmISSION OPERATION cont. mANuAL TRANSmISSION Shift patterns The manual transmission fitted has five forward gears and a reverse gear. The shift pattern illustrated is also found on the top of the gear shift lever. C100_4013 Operating notes •...
Page 113 ON position. If it does not go out, or if it comes on during driving, there is a defect in the ABS. The vehicle’s brake system remains operational but without ABS assistance. Consult your Holden Dealer as soon as possible. The braking effect is regulated by the ABS every millisecond during braking.
Page 114 4-19 Chapter 4 DRIVING ACTIVE SAFETy SySTEmS cont. ELECTRONIC STABILITy PROgRAm (ESP ® Monitoring The Electronic Stability Program (ESP ), is an advanced feature that works in ® conjunction with the vehicle’s Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and includes the Traction Control System (TCS). When required, the ESP improves driving stability in ®...
Page 115 Contact ® your Holden Dealer. Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD) This system senses the vehicle load (both passengers and luggage) and optimises rear braking force. This system works in combination with the ABS system to prevent excessive braking locking the rear wheels by transferring braking pressure between the front and the rear axles.
Page 116 • If the amber DCS not ready and warning indicator illuminates it indicates there is a malfunction in the DCS system. If this condition occurs, contact your Holden Dealer. DCS off DCS Active...
Page 117 AWD system is temporarily disabled. If the lamp flashes briefly and then stops, this is normal and does not indicate a system fault. However if the indicator flashes continuously this indicates there is a malfunction in the AWD system. Contact your Holden Dealer.
Page 118 Cargo barrier If a cargo barrier is to be fitted, it is critical the Holden approved cargo barrier be used. Other types must not be fitted. The Holden cargo barrier is available from your Holden Dealer and has been compatibility tested with the vehicle’s design, including the Holden...
Page 119 4-24 Chapter 4 DRIVING NOTES...
Page 120: Fuel
LPG. The performance and safety of the vehicle would be seriously jeopardised if converted to LPG. The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 121 Only clean fuel of good quality should be used. The use of fuel containing more than 10% ethanol may also affect your New Vehicle Warranty to the extent that Holden considers that the fuel affects the specifications and quality of your vehicle.
Page 122 Chapter 5 FUEL FuEL cont. FuEL FILLINg Fuel filler door • Stop the engine. • Unlock the doors. • Open the fuel filler door by hand. Note The fuel filler door will unlock when button on the key is pressed. Fuel cap Remove the fuel cap by turning it slowly anticlockwise.
Page 123 Chapter 5 FUEL FuEL cont. Fuel requirements for petrol engines Note Use UNLEADED PETROL of 91 (RON) octane rating or higher. High octane unleaded petrol (premium etc.) may be used, but is not required for your vehicle. The use of fuel with a lower octane rating than recommended may cause engine knock.
Page 124 Service/warranty booklet. It is recommended the necessary servicing be performed by an authorised Holden Dealer who has the specialised servicing equipment and trained personnel available to ensure the...
Page 125 Chapter 5 FUEL REDuCINg FuEL CONSumPTION Engine Maintain the engine in peak mechanical condition by having it serviced regularly in accordance with the maintenance schedule in the Service/warranty booklet. This ensures items such as the spark plugs and air cleaner are maintained for minimum fuel usage and peak engine performance.
Page 126 Towing a disabled vehicle ....6-9 Shift lock control system ..6-11 Engine overheating.......6-12 Flat battery........6-15 Fuse replacement ......6-17 Bulb replacement......6-22 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 127: Customer Assistance
Normally, any problems with the sales, operation, servicing, parts/accessories or the validity of original equipment supplied with your vehicle will be handled by your Holden Dealer’s Sales and Service Department. We realise however that, with the best intentions, misunderstandings sometimes occur.
Page 128: Emergencies
EMERGENCIES FOR NEW zEALAND HOLDEN OWNERS The information in this Owner’s Handbook applies primarily to Australian Holden vehicles and there may be some differences to the Warranty and Owner Assistance provisions for New Zealand. Applicable details for New Zealand are set out in the Holden Warranty and Owner Assistance Information booklet enclosed in the New Zealand glovebox wallet.
Page 129: Flat Tyre
Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FLAT TyRE WARNING • Use the jack only for lifting the vehicle when changing wheels. • Do not jack a vehicle with a trailer attached. Remove the trailer first. • Do not get under a vehicle supported only by a jack, use vehicle support stands.
Page 130: Changing A Flat Tyre
Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES CHANgINg A FLAT TyRE 1. Park on level surface, ensure the wheels are pointing straight ahead and set the park brake firmly. 2. Remove the ignition key (to lock the steering) and place the transmission shift lever in the park (P) position.
Page 131 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES CHANgINg A FLAT TyRE cont. 3. Remove the wing bolt from the spare wheel by turning it anticlockwise. 4. Remove the spare wheel. 5. Remove the wing bolt from the jack by turning it anticlockwise. 6. Remove the jack. 7.
Page 132 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES CHANgINg A FLAT TyRE cont. 9. Place the jack under the jacking point nearest the wheel your want to change. 10. Attach the wheel wrench to the jack bolt head. 11. Turn the jack handle clockwise to raise the jack.
Page 133 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES CHANgINg A FLAT TyRE cont. 14. Remove any dirt or rust from the wheel nuts and studs, mounting surfaces and spare wheel. 15. Place the spare wheel on the wheel mounting surface. 16. Install the wheel nuts and tighten by hand.
Page 134: Towing A Disabled Vehicle
Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES TOWINg A DISABLED VEHICLE Emergency towing Proper lifting or towing equipment is necessary when lifting or towing the vehicle to prevent damage. State and local laws must be followed. In an emergency, the vehicle may be towed on all four wheels for short distances only in the following manner: 1.
Page 135 6-10 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES TOWINg A DISABLED VEHICLE cont. Rear towing eye When towing another vehicle, use the rear towing eye. It should be used only in an emergency situation. To use the rear towing eye attachment, use the following procedure: 1.
Page 136: Shift Lock Control System
7. Start the engine and shift the transmission into the desired position. 8. Reinstall the cap. 9. Refer to your Holden Dealer as soon as possible. Note If the shift lever is returned to the P (park) position, the above procedure will need •...
Page 137: Engine Overheating
6-12 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ENgINE OVERHEATINg WARNING • Immediate action is required if the engine overheats. This can be indicated by the temperature gauge needle moving to the red zone, by steam escaping from under the bonnet, a loss of power or a loud knocking or pinging noise. •...
Page 138 6-13 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ENgINE OVERHEATINg cont. If you see or hear steam coming from the engine, stop and switch the engine off. Do not open the bonnet until the engine has cooled down. If the temperature gauge is high with no sign of steam: 1.
Page 139 10 minutes if the temperature gauge does not again show an overheat condition. If overheating occurs again you should have the vehicle attended to, as soon as possible, by a Holden Dealer. The engine may temporarily operate at high temperatures during demanding operating conditions, especially on hot days, including: •...
Page 140: Flat Battery
6-15 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FLAT BATTERy WARNING • Do not push start or tow start your vehicle. If unburnt fuel were to reach the catalytic converter and ignite, the converter could overheat or be destroyed by backfire. Therefore, if the battery is flat, you can jump start, but not push start your vehicle.
Page 141 6-16 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FLAT BATTERy cont. Jump starting 1. The battery in your vehicle has a negative earth and a 12 volt rating. The battery in the other vehicle must also have a negative earth and a 12 volt rating. 2.
Page 142: Fuse Replacement
A blown fuse can be recognised by its melted wire. If a fuse blows twice in a row a fault is indicated. The cause should be located and rectified by a Holden Dealer. Foot well fuses To open the fuse cover on the left-hand side of the drivers foot well, open the driver’s side door, pull the top of the cover...
Page 143 6-18 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FuSE REPLACEmENT cont. Driver footwell fuse panel C105_6023...
Page 144 6-19 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FuSE REPLACEmENT cont. No Allocation AMP’s Allocation AMP’s Front mirror Relay ACC/RAP Door Lock Lift glass Air conditioning Front door lock Air conditioning BCM (VB6) Relay run/crank AP01 OSRVM HT Cigar BCM (VB2) AP02 SSPS BCM (VB3) BCM (VB7) Heat/Mat Clock...
Page 145 6-20 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FuSE REPLACEmENT cont. ENgINE COmPARTmENT Relays Relays are also contained in this fuse box; their location in the fuse box and their function is indicated on the inside of the fuse box cover. 13 14 15 21 22 23 25 26 30 31 32...
Page 146 6-21 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FuSE REPLACEmENT cont. No Allocation No Allocation Starter relay Run relay Main relay Anti theft Sun roof Engine 2 Accessory/Ignition Engine 1 Battery Starter Power seat Main Defog relay A/C compressor Front defog relay Engine 3 Park lamp relay Auxiliary fan relay H/light Low RH...
Page 147: Bulb Replacement
Do not touch bulbs or reflectors with bare hands. Greasy fingers cause stains which evaporate, eventually resulting in a dull reflector. Grease spots on Halogen bulbs will, within a short time, lead to bulb failure. Clean stained bulbs with methylated spirits. BuLBS TO BE CHANgED By A HOLDEN DEALER • Front fog lamps.
Page 148 6-23 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BuLB REPLACEmENT cont. Front turn signal lamps (21 W) 1. Open the bonnet. 2. Remove the head lamp assembly. Refer to Headlamps previously in this chapter. 3. Rotate the front turn signal bulb holder anticlockwise and pull it out of the lamp housing.
Page 149 6-24 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BuLB REPLACEmENT cont. Rear tail lamps 1. Open the tailgate. 2. Remove the two screws and the lamp assembly. 3. Remove the bulb holder by rotating it anticlockwise. 4. Push the bulb inward and rotate it anticlockwise.
Page 150 6-25 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BuLB REPLACEmENT cont. Licence plate lamps (5 W) 1. Remove the two screws and the lamp lens. 2. Rotate the bulb holder anticlockwise and remove it from the housing. 3. Pull the bulb straight out of the bulb holder and install the replacement bulb.
Page 151 6-26 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES NOTES...
Page 152 Transmission fluid .....7-9 Engine coolant ......7-10 Brake fluid ......7-11 Clutch fluid ......7-12 Power steering fluid ....7-13 Washer fluid ......7-13 Battery ..........7-14 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 153 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS ExTERIOR CHECKS mISCELLANEOuS CHECKS As well as taking your vehicle to be serviced (refer to the Service/warranty booklet) there are a few simple, weekly checks the owner (or nominee) is recommended to make. These are shown on the following pages. WARNING •...
Page 154: Weekly Checks
Drive over edges slowly and at right angles, if possible. When parking, ensure the tyres are not pressed against the edge of the curb. Check the tyres regularly for damage, stones, punctures, cuts, cracks, bulges etc. Check the rims for damage. Consult a Holden Dealer, if in doubt.
Page 155 Out-of-balance wheels and tyres can cause annoying vibration and uneven tyre wear. If you suspect either of the above problems exist, have a wheel alignment and balance check carried out by your Holden Dealer. Tyre rotation Front and rear tyres perform different jobs and can wear differently depending on the types of roads driven, your driving habits, wheel alignment, balance, tyre pressures, etc.
Page 156 Any doubts about the tyres on your vehicle should be referred to your Holden Dealer. New tyres should be fitted in pairs to the front. If replacing only one tyre, it should be paired on the same axle with the least worn of the other three.
Page 157 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS uNDER BONNET CHECKS uNDER BONNET LAyOuT – 2.4L 4 CyLINDER � � � � � � � C105_7016 Clutch fluid reservoir ..................7-12 Brake fluid reservoir ..................7-11 Engine oil level dipstick ..................7-7 Engine oil filler cap ....................7-7 Power steering fluid reservoir ................7-13 Washer fluid reservoir ..................7-13 Coolant reservoir....................7-10...
Page 158 Their use will increase costs, may be detrimental to the operation of your vehicle and may void your New Vehicle Warranty, to the extent that Holden considers the non-recommended fluid to have affected the specifications or quality of your vehicle.
Page 159 If, after taking into account the above factors, you are still concerned that your engine has excessive oil consumption then you should discuss the situation with a Holden Dealer. Remember that an engine’s oil consumption should not be judged until it has...
Page 160 The fluid level for transmission will be checked for you when your vehicle is taken to your Holden Dealer for servicing. Refer to the Service/warranty booklet. Note The transmission fluid level does not require checking by the driver in between...
Page 161 -30 °C, provided the correct concentration is maintained. If you regularly have to top up the cooling system you should contact your Holden Dealer. WARNING Corrosion inhibitors and antifreeze fluids are poisonous.
Page 162 1. Ensure that the ignition is switched off. 2. Wipe the sides of the cap clean and turn anticlockwise to remove. 3. Top up with heavy duty brake fluid which meets Holden specifications. Refer to Specifications in chapter 8 for the correct specification.
Page 163 1. Ensure that the ignition is switched off. 2. Wipe the sides of the cap clean and turn anticlockwise to remove. 3. Top up with heavy duty clutch fluid which meets Holden specifications. Refer to Specifications in chapter 8 for the correct specification.
Page 164 For a crystal clear windscreen, use the correct amount of windscreen washer additive. Refer to your Holden Dealer. Note Do not use ordinary soap or detergent as these not only froth up but C105_7015 would also damage the wiper rubbers.
Page 165 7-14 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS BATTERy Battery maintenance Your vehicle is fitted with a maintenance free battery, which means the fluid level does not need to be checked. To extend the life of your battery, do the following: • Keep the battery mounted securely. •...
Page 166: Specifications
Specifications Page Specifications .........8-2 General specifications ....8-3 Identification labels ......8-4 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 167 SPECIFICATIONS Engine Type 2.4 Litre DOHC 4 cylinder Piston displacement 2405 cc Power and torque Refer to: holden.com.au ACEA service classification A3, B3 Oil specification Viscosity grade 0W-30/40 or 5W-30/40 Refill oil capacity (including filter) 4.7 Litres Fuel tank capacity...
Page 168 SPECIFICATIONS Transmission Transmission 5 speed automatic transmission 5 speed manual Esso JWS 3309 or Transmission fluid type conforming to Holden SAE 75W/90 GL5 specification number HN2414 Drivetrain Rear differential Synthetic Hypoid 75W/90 GL5 Power transfer unit Synthetic Hypoid 75W/90 GL5...
Page 169 Body style: 26 = All purpose window-4 door (liftgate) Transmission: D = AWD (all wheel drive) automatic transmission F = FWD (front wheel drive) manual transmission Car line: D = Captiva 5 Manufacturer identifier: K = Asia, L = Korea, 3 = Holden...
Page 170 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS IDENTIFICATION LABELS cont. Compliance label The compliance label is located in the engine bay at the front of the driver’s side suspension tower. C105_8003 Engine number Individual identification numbers stamped onto the engine block under exhaust manifold, toward passenger’s side.
Page 171 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS IDENTIFICATION LABELS cont. Fuel label The fuel label is located on the inside of the fuel filler door. C105_8004 Tyre label The tyre placard is found on the lower part of the ‘B’ pillar on the driver’s side. C105_8005...
Page 172: Tow And Load
Tow and load Page Loading the vehicle......9-2 Towing ..........9-4 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 173 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD LOADINg THE VEHICLE Maximum vehicle payloads Overloading is a safety hazard and could also shorten the life of your vehicle. The typical recommended carrying capacity of the vehicle is shown in the table below. Do not exceed the maximum axle loads shown below in the diagram, including the weight of any options or accessories fitted to the vehicle.
Page 174 Roof cross bars Distribute the load evenly and secure tightly with straps so that it can not slip. For occupant safety, and to avoid damaging the vehicle’s roof, refer to your Holden Dealer for the approved cross bars system for your vehicle.
Page 175 Refer to the table further on in this chapter for the mandatory equipment required for the weight you are towing. Your Holden Dealer will help supply and install towing equipment to suit your requirements.
Page 176 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD TOWINg cont. Recommended procedure for attaching a trailer When a trailer is hitched to the vehicle, it places a weight on the tow bar. This weight is called the ‘tow ball load’. If the tow ball load is too light or too heavy, the steering and handling of the vehicle may be affected.
Page 177 TOWINg cont. TOWINg EQuIPmENT Tow load Tow ball load Mandatory equipment Up to Less than Holden 1,500 kg rated tow bar. or equal to 750 kg Holden trailer wiring harness. 80 kg. Up to More than Holden 1,500 kg rated tow bar.
Page 178 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD TOWINg cont. TOWINg PRECAuTIONS • When heavily loading your vehicle or when towing, your tyres should be inflated to the maximum recommended pressure. Refer to Under bonnet checks in chapter 7, for tyre placard and information about tyre pressures. Also, refer to Driving precautions in chapter 4, for driving information with increased loads.
Page 179 3 for details. Running in before towing Holden recommends that you drive your new vehicle for at least 1500 km before towing. If you must tow in the first 1,500 km of the vehicle’s life, do not exceed 80 km/h.
Page 180: Cleaning
Cleaning Page Interior cleaning ......10-2 Exterior cleaning ......10-4 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles, model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
Page 181 10-2 Chapter 10 CLEANING INTERIOR CLEANINg WARNING Many cleaners are toxic, flammable or may damage the interior. When cleaning the interior, avoid volatile cleaners such as acetone, lacquer thinners, enamel reducers, nail polish removers, or cleaners such as laundry soaps, bleaches or reducing agents.
Page 182 10-3 Chapter 10 CLEANING INTERIOR CLEANINg cont. Carpet Thoroughly brush or vacuum the carpet. In many instances the carpet may require no further cleaning. If the carpet is extremely soiled, thoroughly vacuum it to remove loose dirt then, using a good quality velour fabric and vinyl cleaner, clean a small area at a time.
Page 183 10-4 Chapter 10 CLEANING ExTERIOR CLEANINg Caring for paint To help preserve that shiny new vehicle finish, pay special attention to correctly treating those conditions that can damage the paint. Road bloom: If, over a long period of time, oils, dirt, exhaust and other pollutants •...
Page 184 10-5 Chapter 10 CLEANING ExTERIOR CLEANINg cont. WARNING Take care when moving the vehicle after washing, in case water has affected the brakes. Applying the brakes lightly will indicate whether they have been affected. To dry them quickly, lightly apply the brakes while maintaining a slow forward speed with a clear area ahead, until brake performance returns to normal.
Page 185 10-6 Chapter 10 CLEANING ExTERIOR CLEANINg cont. Door drain holes It is important the drain holes at the bottom of the door panels are checked to ensure they are free of dirt and other foreign materials which could trap water inside the panels.
Page 186 10-7 Chapter 10 CLEANING ExTERIOR CLEANINg cont. Windscreen It is important the windscreen be kept clean so the wiper blades operate as effectively as possible. Old wiper blades can cause windscreen scratching and so should be regularly inspected and replaced. Never use abrasive cleaners to clean glass as they can cause scratches, impairing night vision.
Page 187 10-8 Chapter 10 CLEANING NOTES...
Page 188: Index
INDEx Centre console ........ 3-23 Child proof lock ........2-8 Add on equipment ......4-23 Child restraints......... 3-10 Airbag indicator........1A-6 Cleaning .......... 10-2 Airbags ..........3-13 Clutch fluid ........7-12 Air conditioning ......1A-23 Compliance label ....... 8-5 Air outlets........1A-22 Cooling system Air pressure (tyres) ......
Page 189 INDEx cont. Engine oil Capacity ........8-2 Hand brake ........4-8 Checking levels ......7-7 Hazard warning flashers ....1A-14 Consumption notes ...... 7-8 Headlamp switch ......1A-17 Pressure lamp ......1A-7 Head restraint ........3-5 Ethanol ..........5-2 Heater controls ......1A-23 Exhaust gas warning ......5-2 High beam indicator lamp ....1A-8 Exterior glass cleaning ....
Page 190 INDEx cont. Locks Park brake ......... 4-8 Bonnet ........2-10 Parking ..........4-2 Child proof ........2-8 Passenger seat........3-2 Door ..........2-7 Petrol ..........5-2 Fuel filler ........5-3 Pollen filter ........1A-26 Ignition ......... 2-6 Power sockets ......... 3-26 Rear tailgate ........
Page 191 INDEx cont. Spare wheel........6-5 Tyres Specifications ........8-2 General ........7-3 Towing capacity ......9-4 Grip ..........4-5 Speedometer ........1A-4 Inflation pressure ......7-3 Starting Label ..........8-6 Flat battery ......... 6-15 Rotation ........7-4 Normal ........4-12 Steering (tilt/telescopic) ....1A-14 Vanity mirrors ........

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