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Page 2 It also helps us let you know if there is an existing rework action required on your vehicle. To update your details, please take a few minutes to fill in and mail the form at the back of the Service & Warranty Booklet or visit Holden’s website at: www.holden.com.au/forms/change-of-owner-details...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ........2 Keys, doors and windows ....5 Seats, restraints......23 Storage ......... 42 Instruments and controls ....46 Lighting ......... 75 Infotainment system ..... 81 Climate control......121 Driving and operating ....126 Vehicle care ........ 158 Service and maintenance ...
Page 4: Introduction
Introduction Introduction We thank you for choosing Holden and want to assure you of our continuing interest in your driving pleasure and satisfaction. This owner’s manual applies to the current Trax vehicle. Therefore, due to different models and options, you may find reference in this manual to some equipment not fitted to your own vehicle.
Page 5 Introduction Introduction Danger, warnings • The table of contents at the beginning of this manual and and cautions Your vehicle is a designed within each chapter shows where combination of advanced technology, the information is located. safety, environmental friendliness and Danger •...
Page 6 Introduction Instrument panel overview 1. Side air vents 0 124 2. Central air vents 0 124 3. Infotainment system 0 81 4. Wiper and washer lever 0 48 5. Cruise control 0 143 6. Instrument cluster 0 53 7. Horn, driver’s airbag 0 47, 35 8.
Page 7: Keys, Doors And Windows
Keys, doors and windows Keys, doors and Keys and locks Exterior mirrors ....17 Convex mirror ......17 windows Keys Power mirrors ......17 Interior mirrors...... 18 Caution Keys and locks ....... 5 Rear view mirror ......18 Keys ..........5 Do not attach heavy or bulky Windows ........
Page 8: Foldaway/Removable Key Blade
Keys, doors and windows Foldaway/removable key With electronic key system With electronic key system blade With ignition switch The key operates all doors and the 1. Press button to remove the key ignition. blade. • Press c to unlock the doors and 2.
Page 9: Radio Remote Control
Dispose of If a key is lost, a replacement can be at an appropriate recycling • Take care that no button ordered through a Holden Dealer. collection point. is pressed unintentionally, especially when the vehicle is out •...
Page 10 Keys, doors and windows With ignition switch Remote control synchronisation After replacing the battery, unlock the door with the key in the driver’s door lock and turn the ignition switch to the ON position. The remote control is synchronised when the ignition is switched on. With electronic key system 2.
Page 11: Electronic Key System
Keys, doors and windows 2. Reinsert the key blade Electronic key system Note: approximately 5 mm and rotate Do not put the electronic key in the the key blade to remove the back load compartment or in front of the cover, as shown.
Page 12: Memorised Settings
Keys, doors and windows Memorised settings Central locking system Fault If the central locking cannot be Whenever the key is removed from Doors may be locked and unlocked operated or the engine cannot be the ignition switch, or for vehicles by pushing buttons on: started, the cause may be one of the with electronic key system, after the...
Page 13 Keys, doors and windows Front passenger’s door Unlocking Locking Locks and unlocks all doors, the • Press c. • Press button e. tailgate and fuel filler door. All doors unlock. All doors lock. • Press e to lock. The hazard lamps flash twice. The hazard lamps flash once.
Page 14: Electronic Key System Operation
Keys, doors and windows Electronic key system Locking If the driver’s door is not closed properly or the electronic key operation remains in the vehicle, locking will The electronic key must be outside not be permitted and a warning tone the vehicle, within a range of approx.
Page 15: Automatic Door Locks
Keys, doors and windows Automatic door locks Delayed locking Passive locking The doors may be locked and On vehicles with electronic key Automatic locking after driving the anti-theft alarm system armed, system, this feature locks all doors, 5 seconds after the last door is the tailgate and the fuel filler door closed, by pressing e on the central This security feature can be...
Page 16: Doors
Keys, doors and windows Doors Child security rear door Passive door locking will then remain disabled until e switch is locks pressed on the door or the ignition is Manual door locks turned on. Activation or deactivation of automatic door lock features can be set in the Settings menu in the infotainment system, The settings can be saved for the...
Page 17: Tailgate
Keys, doors and windows Tailgate The child security rear door locks prevent the rear doors from being opened from the inside. Warning Rotate the switch using a key or Do not drive with the tailgate suitable screwdriver. open or ajar, e.g. when To activate: transporting bulky objects.
Page 18: Vehicle Security
When the system is armed: battery. second time. • LED flashes slowly. The system is deactivated by: If a fault occurs, contact a Holden • Pressing c on the key. Dealer. Status LED Alarm The alarm can be silenced by...
Page 19: Immobiliser
Only valid ignition keys can be To adjust an exterior rear view used to start the engine. mirror: Have the vehicle checked by a 1. Rotate the switch to L or R. Holden Dealer. 2. Swivel the switch to adjust the mirror.
Page 20: Interior Mirrors
Keys, doors and windows Interior mirrors Folding mirrors Heated mirrors Rear view mirror When the vehicle is parked, the • Press Ü. mirrors may be folded flat against The heated rear window also the side of the vehicle. operates. To reduce headlamp glare from following vehicles, pull the lever Heated rear window 0 20 Warning...
Page 21: Windows
Keys, doors and windows Windows • Pushing or pulling firmly to the Danger second detent then releasing: The window moves up or down Power windows Do not leave keys or children automatically with the safety unattended in the vehicle. function enabled. Warning Children may operate the To stop movement, operate the...
Page 22: Heated Rear Window
Keys, doors and windows Heated rear window Anti-pinch function Caution If the driver’s door window encounters any resistance during Do not use sharp objects or closing, it will stop immediately and abrasive window cleaners on the partially open again. rear window. Do not scratch or damage the Child safety switch wires.
Page 23: Sun Visors
Keys, doors and windows Roof Sun visors Fitting an aftermarket sunroof • The sun visors can be folded may void the New Vehicle Sunroof down or folded outwards over the Voluntary Warranty on your side window, to prevent glare. vehicle and could result in injury The vehicle may have a sunroof.
Page 24 Keys, doors and windows Tilt or close Safety function To tilt the sunroof: If the sunroof encounters resistance during automatic closing, it stops • Press (3). immediately and opens again. To close the sunroof: Caution • Press (4). Auto open or close Obstruction detection only operates when the sunroof is To open the sunroof automatically:...
Page 25: Seats, Restraints
Seats, restraints Seats, restraints Head restraints Airbag system ...... 34 Front airbag system ....35 Warning Side airbag system ..... 35 Head restraints ....23 Curtain airbag system ....36 This safety feature is not Height adjustment ...... 24 Child restraints ..... 38 intended to rest the head upon.
Page 26: Height Adjustment
Seats, restraints Height adjustment Rear head restraints Front head restraints The headrests are in a stowed, non-use position, when at their • Pull the head restraint up. lowest position. • Press the locking button (1) and • Pull the head restraint up. push the head restraint down.
Page 27: Front Seats
Seats, restraints Front seats Seat adjustment • Adjust the seat so that your legs are slightly angled when against the pedals. Danger Seat position • Adjust the backrest angle to Do not sit nearer than 25 cm from easily reach the steering wheel Warning the steering wheel, to allow safe with arms slightly bent.
Page 28 Seats, restraints Danger When folding the front passenger’s seatback forward to carry long items, ensure the items are secured a safe distance away from an inflating airbag. In a crash, an inflating airbag can force an object toward a person resulting in severe injury or death.
Page 29: Armrest
An overheated seat heater may cause a burn or may damage the seat. Do not fit any seat cover (except genuine Holden accessory covers) to heated seats.
Page 30: Rear Seats
Seats, restraints Rear seats Caution Folding down rear seatbacks Do not trap the seat belt when returning the seatback to the Danger upright position. Ensure the rear seatbacks are Folding a rear seat with the seat latched securely in place. belts still fastened may cause damage to the seat or the seat Do not press the release button...
Page 31 Seats, restraints Caution Folding the rear seat backrest before folding the cushion, may cause damage to the rear seat. Always fold the cushion before folding the rear seat backrest. 6. Pull the release lever on top 8. Place the seat belts into the belt of the rear seatback and fold it guides.
Page 32: Seat Belts
Seats, restraints Seat belts Note for which they have been designed. A slack belt will greatly • Ensure the seat belt buckles are reduce the protection afforded to not trapped. the wearer. • The centre rear seat belt may Care should be taken to avoid lock when returning the seat contamination of the webbing cushion.
Page 33: Belt Force Limiters
Seats, restraints Belt force limiters Belt tensioners • When the belt tensioners have been deployed, v illuminates on In the front seats, stress on the body the instrument cluster. is reduced by the gradual release of Seat belt reminders 0 57 the belt during a collision.
Page 34: Three Point Belt
Seats, restraints Three point belt Height adjustment Fitting Do not place objects such as handbags or mobile phones between 1. Press and hold the button. the belt and your body. 2. Move up and down as required. The belt should not be twisted. It 3.
Page 35: Seat Belt Use During Pregnancy
Seats, restraints Seat belt use during Seat belt care Removing pregnancy Warning Warning Care should be taken to avoid contamination of the webbing The lap belt must be positioned with polishes, oils and chemicals, as low as possible across the and particularly battery acid.
Page 36: Airbag System
Seats, restraints Airbag system Warning Warning When triggered, airbags inflate WARNING – EXTREME HAZARD! Airbags are part of the within milliseconds. They also supplemental restraint system deflate so quickly that it is often Do not use a rearward facing (SRS) as they assist, but do not unnoticeable during the collision.
Page 37: Front Airbag System
Seats, restraints Front airbag system Side airbag system Warning Do not place any objects on or over the instrument panel or between an airbag and yourself. Do not hang anything from the sun visor or mirror. Passengers must not rest their feet on the instrument panel.
Page 38: Curtain Airbag System
Seats, restraints Curtain airbag system Warning Do not fit any seat covers (except genuine Holden accessory covers) as they may impair the deployment of the side airbags. Do not position your body or any object (including pillows) between front seats and doors.
Page 39 Always wear a seat belt. It is recommended that this work be carried out by a Holden Dealer or approved repairer. The risk of injury to the head in the event of a side impact is...
Page 40: Child Restraints
Remember that it is safest for Holden strongly recommends children to be seated in the rear that you refer to your specific seats. Never carry a child while State or Territory regulations to travelling in the vehicle.
Page 41: Selecting The Right System
Seats, restraints Selecting the right Where to put the restraint Older children system A child should use a normal three Warning point seat belt only when: Infants • They can sit against the back of Child restraint anchorages are Rearward facing infant capsules the rear seat with knees bent designed to withstand only those are designed so that in the event...
Page 42: Top-Tether Child Restraint Systems
Ensure the seat belt buckles are compartment, in line with the three restraint fitting station or a Holden placed out of the way of the child rear seating positions. Dealer.
Page 43 Secure the child in the restraint in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. If unsure about installing a child restraint anchor fitting, contact an approved restraint fitting station or a Holden Dealer.
Page 44: Storage
Storage Storage Storage Glove box compartments Storage compartments ..42 Instrument panel storage Instrument panel storage ... 42 Glove box ........42 Cup holders ........ 43 Sunglasses storage ....43 Under seat storage ..... 44 Loading information ..... 44 Roof rack system ....45 The glove box is located in the instrument panel, in front of the passenger’s seat.
Page 45: Cup Holders
Storage Cup holders Sunglasses storage Warning To avoid scalding, never place hot drinks in the cup holders. Do not place uncovered containers of liquid in the cup holder while the vehicle is in motion. The vehicle has a sunglasses holder located in the roof on the driver’s side.
Page 46: Under Seat Storage
Storage Loading information Under seat storage • Place heavier objects at the bottom. Danger • Do not place any objects on the load compartment cover or the Do not stack objects higher than instrument panel. the front seats. • Do not place unsecured objects Do not allow passengers to sit in the interior.
Page 47: Roof Rack System
Storage Roof rack system • Distribute the load evenly and secure tightly with straps. • When carrying loads on the roof rack (elevated load), avoid hard braking, abrupt swerving or sharp steering. Roof rack elevated loads alter the handling of a vehicle. Warning The total elevated load, including the weight of the cross bars,...
Page 48: Instruments And Controls
Instruments and controls Instruments and Seat belt reminders ....57 Immobiliser light ......60 Airbag and belt tensioners light .. 57 Reduced engine power light ..61 controls Charging system light ....57 High beam light ......61 Malfunction indicator light ... 57 Front fog lamp light ....
Page 49: Controls
Instruments and controls Controls Steering wheel remote Horn controls Steering wheel adjustment Warning Do not attempt to adjust the steering wheel while driving. Press j. The infotainment system and the cruise control may be operated by the controls on the steering wheel. Steering wheel remote control 0 85 Cruise control 0 143...
Page 50: Windscreen Wiper/Washer
Instruments and controls Windscreen wiper/washer Adjustable wiper interval Misting function OFF: Off Windscreen wiper INT: Intermittent operation LO: Continuous wipe, slow speed Continuous wipe, fast speed Misting function To operate the windscreen wipers once during light rain or mist: • Lightly lift the windscreen wiper/ washer lever up and release.
Page 51 Instruments and controls Automatic wiper with rain To manually adjust the sensitivity of Caution the rain sensing: sensor • Rotate the wheel downwards for Switch off the rain sensor by low sensitivity. setting the lever to the OFF • Rotate the wheel upwards for position before entering a high sensitivity.
Page 52: Rear Window Wiper/Washer
Instruments and controls Rear window wiper/ Caution Caution washer Do not operate the windscreen Do not operate the wipers on dry Wiper washer for more than a few glass or when covered with snow seconds or when the washer fluid or ice, as this will damage the reservoir is empty.
Page 53: Clock
Instruments and controls Clock Power outlets Washer Warning It is dangerous for the driver to attach or remove accessories from the power sockets while driving. It may distract the driver’s attention, putting the occupants of the vehicle and other road users at risk.
Page 54 Instruments and controls 230V power outlet The 12V power outlet operates Warning when the ignition is in Accessory or ON positions. When the ignition Sparks may occur when is turned off, the 12V power outlet connecting or disconnecting is deactivated when any door is devices.
Page 55: Warning Lights, Gauges And Indicators
Instruments and controls Warning lights, gauges and indicators Overview G Turn signal 0 77 Service vehicle soon light (Illuminates in the DIC) 0 68 > Seat belt reminders 0 57 Airbag and belt tensioners light 0 57 " Charging system light 0 57 * Malfunction indicator lamp 0 57 $ Brake warning light 0 58...
Page 56: Speedometer
Instruments and controls Speedometer Odometer Bonnet ajar light 0 59 C Engine temperature warning light Type 1 0 60 : Engine oil pressure light 0 60 . Low fuel warning light 0 60 A Immobiliser light 0 60 w Reduced engine power light 0 61 $ High beam light 0 61 # Front fog lamp light 0 61...
Page 57: Tachometer
Instruments and controls Tachometer Fuel gauge Shows distance travelled in kilometres. • The tripmeter measures the distance travelled since the tripmeter was reset. • Press the reset button briefly to change between odometer and tripmeter. Shows the level of fuel in the tank. Shows engine speed in thousands of revolutions per minute (RPM).
Page 58: Service Display
Instruments and controls Service display Transmission display Turn signal • Push the lever in the same Control indicators direction the steering wheel is The vehicle may have the following turned. indicators. • O flashes. Indicators illuminate for a short time O also flashes when the hazard when the ignition is turned on to warning is activated.
Page 59: Seat Belt Reminders
The v warning light illuminates for a 1. Stop and switch off the engine. short time when the ignition is turned 2. Contact a Holden Dealer. on to show the light is working. If the v warning light does not...
Page 60: Brake System Warning Light
Instruments and controls Brake system warning Descent Control System • If necessary contact a Holden Dealer. light (DCS) light Antilock Brake System The R warning light illuminates for a indicator light illuminates short time when the ignition is turned white when the system is on and (ABS) warning light on to show the light is working.
Page 61: Operate Pedal Light
There may be ultrasonic wave on to show the light is working. interference. illuminates when the ESC is If the light does not extinguish, deactivated. contact a Holden Dealer. Park Assist (PA) 0 145 Electronic Stability Control (ESC) 0 141...
Page 62: Engine Temperature Warning Light
• Let the engine idle for a few minutes. Engine oil 0 164 Immobiliser light • If necessary, contact a Holden • If the light remains on, contact a The o indicator light illuminates Dealer. Holden Dealer. when there is a fault in the Caution immobiliser system.
Page 63: Reduced Engine Power Light
Exterior lamp control 0 75 3. Contact a Holden Dealer immediately. High beam light The $ indicator light illuminates when the headlamp high beam is on.
Page 64: Information Displays
Instruments and controls Information displays Vehicle Information menu Remaining oil life Type 1 Driver Information Centre (DIC) To select the vehicle information menu, press MENU. Type 2 The following options may be available for selection: The Driver Information Centre (DIC) Type 1 display: is located in the instrument cluster.
Page 65 Holden Dealer. Repeat the procedure. pressing SET/CLR. How to reset the engine oil life The messages that require...
Page 66 Instruments and controls Type 1 Check left position lamp Service vehicle soon Check right position lamp No remote detected On the Type 1 display, most vehicle messages appear as code numbers. Reversing light failure No remote detected, press Some of these codes may appear brake to restart License plate light failure along with the service vehicle soon...
Page 67 Multiple messages may display one battery charging system. after the other. Displays when the cruise control is Take the vehicle to a Holden Dealer set and shows the set speed. The following are some of the for service. vehicle messages that may be Cruise control 0 143 displayed.
Page 68 When the coolant temperature as soon as possible and have the returns to normal, the air conditioning vehicle serviced by a Holden Dealer. compressor turns back on. You can continue to drive the vehicle. If this message continues to appear,...
Page 69 Displays when the battery in the should be taken to a Holden Dealer Park Assist (PA) 0 145 radio remote control needs to be for service as soon as possible.
Page 70 Take causing the system to be disabled. If this message appears, try to reset the vehicle to a Holden Dealer for the system. Stop; turn off the engine Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) 0 148 service.
Page 71: Warning Chimes
Displays if there is a problem with starting the engine or while driving, Displays when ice conditions are the transmission. for example: possible. Take the vehicle to a Holden dealer • If a seat belt is not fastened. Window messages for service. •...
Page 72: Trip Computer
Instruments and controls Trip computer The vehicle has a trip computer displayed on the Driver Information Type 1 Centre (DIC) in the instrument cluster. Depending on vehicle model, the trip computer shows: Type 1 • Trip Odometer • Fuel Range •...
Page 73: Vehicle Personalisation
Instruments and controls Vehicle Instantaneous fuel The trip odometer can be reset to zero by pressing SET/CLR for consumption personalisation several seconds while the trip The instantaneous fuel economy odometer is displayed. display shows the current fuel Fuel range economy. This number reflects only the This display shows the approximate approximate current fuel economy of...
Page 74: Settings
Instruments and controls Settings Note Collision / Detection Systems The following describes the functions Select and the following may display: Settings can be made with the that may be available in the Vehicle ignition on and the vehicle not • Park Assist menu.
Page 75 Instruments and controls Remote Lock, Unlock, Start Chime Volume: Vehicle Locator Lights: Allows selection of the chime volume This allows selection of the entry Select and the following may display: level. lighting function. When on, the • Remote Unlock Light Feedback exterior lights illuminate for a short •...
Page 76 Instruments and controls Remote Door Unlock: Passive Door Unlock: This allows selection of which doors This allows the selection of what will unlock when pressing c on the doors will unlock when using the remote control. button on the driver’s door to unlock the vehicle.
Page 77: Lighting
Lighting Lighting Exterior lighting Automatic lamp control Exterior lamp control Exterior lighting ....75 Exterior lamp control ....75 Automatic lamp control ....75 Headlamp high/low beam ..76 Headlamp level adjustment ..76 Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) ......77 Hazard warning flashers ....
Page 78: Headlamp High/Low Beam
Lighting Headlamp high/low beam Headlamp level Warning adjustment Always switch the headlamps Adjust the headlamp level according to low beam when vehicles are to vehicle load, to ensure illumination approaching or when following of the road ahead. another vehicle. To flash the high beam lamps: 1.
Page 79: Daytime Running Lamps (Drl)
Lighting Daytime Running Hazard warning flashers Turn and lane change Lamps (DRL) signals DRL increase the visibility of the vehicle during daylight. The DRL LEDs can operate in two different intensities: • Normal intensity for park lamps. • High intensity for DRL function. The DRL operate in high intensity when the ignition is on or the engine is running and the lamp control...
Page 80: Front Fog Lamps
To turn the front fog lamps off: is on. If water does collect in the • Press > again. lamp contact a Holden Dealer.
Page 81: Interior Lamps
Lighting Interior lamps Rear Note To prevent the battery from Courtesy lamps discharging, turn the lamp off when the engine is not running. Front Warning Do not leave the courtesy lamp on while driving in the dark. Sun visor lamps The vehicle may have lamps at either side of the mirror.
Page 82: Lighting Features
Lighting Lighting features Exit lighting Battery power protection Set the headlamps, side lamps and To prevent the battery from Vehicle locator lights tail lamps to illuminate the way, after discharging, lamps are switched off leaving the vehicle. automatically 10 minutes after the To facilitate retrieving the vehicle ignition is turned off.
Page 83: Infotainment System
Infotainment system Infotainment Introduction Phone ........109 Bluetooth ......... 109 system Safety information Hands-free phone ....112 Smartphone applications ... 115 Introduction ......81 Android Auto, Apple CarPlay ..115 Safety information ...... 81 Settings ....... 116 General information ....82 General operation of the settings menu ......
Page 84: General Information
Pull over in a safe and legal • Do not drop it and avoid heavy See a Holden dealer to have the manner before attempting such impacts at anytime. system or software updated and operations. To promote safety, upgraded.
Page 85: Theft-Deterrent Feature
Infotainment system Theft-deterrent feature The infotainment system can play USB storage device or iPod/iPhone The infotainment system has an devices. electronic security system to prevent Using the phone projection function, theft. you can operate specific applications 'Made for iPod' and 'Made for Therefore, the infotainment system on your smartphone via the iPhone' refers to an electronic...
Page 86: Overview
Infotainment system Overview 1. Display: Display for Play / Reception / Control panel Menu state and information. 2. Home: Press { to enter the home menu. 3. Seek: Press g/ l to seek the station or media contents. 4. Power: Press and hold P to turn the power on/off.
Page 87 Infotainment system Steering wheel remote control If the connected phone – Bluetooth music mode: supports Speech plays the previous or next Recognition, press and hold music. % to activate the phone’s SR • Press and hold: (speech recognition) mode. – FM/AM mode: 2.
Page 88: Operation
Infotainment system Operation Turning on / off automatically • Using the steering wheel remote control, press + x - to adjust the When the ignition switch is in System on / off volume. the ACC or ON position, the • Turning on the infotainment •...
Page 89 Infotainment system Using Home menu Touch Projection to activate Note • Android Auto or Apple • The edit mode exits after 30 1. Press { on the control panel. CarPlay . If a smartphone is seconds of inactivity. The Home menu may vary already connected to the USB •...
Page 90 Infotainment system Selecting functions Note Gallery • Press { to return to the Home 1. Press { on the control panel. Audio menu. 2. Touch Gallery on the home 1. Press { on the control panel. • If the playback source (iPod/ menu.
Page 91 Infotainment system Phone Projection Settings To operate Bluetooth hands-free The phone projection applications 1. Press { on the control panel. function, connect a Bluetooth phone Android Auto and Apple CarPlay 2. Touch Settings on the home to the infotainment system. display selected apps from your menu.
Page 92: Audio
Infotainment system Audio Searching for broadcasting Searching for broadcasting by automatically using the preset AM-FM radio Press g / l on the control panel Saving preset to automatically search for available 1. Select the band (FM or AM) to Listening to FM/AM radio stations with good reception.
Page 93 Infotainment system Listening to preset directly Tone settings 4. Touch 3 to return to the previous menu. 1. Repeatedly touch S / T to select From Tone Settings menu, sound the desired page of saved features can be set. Station list favourites.
Page 94 Infotainment system Auto volume Update station list • Fade: Adjust the front/rear speaker balance by dragging When Auto Volume is turned on, 1. From the FM/AM menu, touch the round cursor up or down Update Station List to display the volume will automatically be the vehicle interior image.
Page 95: Dab Radio
Infotainment system DAB radio Searching for broadcasting • Up to 5 favourites pages can be saved, and each page can automatically The vehicle may have a DAB radio. store up to five radio stations. Press g / l on the control panel Listening to DAB radio •...
Page 96 Infotainment system Tone settings Scroll through the list using Q / R. Tune to the desired station by From Tone Settings menu, sound selecting it. features can be set. Note 1. From the DAB menu, touch Tone In DAB mode, only the selected Settings to enter the sound category is displayed in the category setup mode.
Page 97: Antennas
Infotainment system Antennas USB port Before using audio system Supported audio file formats: Fixed mast antenna • MP3 (MPEG-1 Layer 3, MPEG-2 To remove the roof antenna, rotate it Layer 3). counterclockwise. To install the roof antenna, rotate it clockwise. Constant Bit Rate (CBR) between 8 and 320 kbps.
Page 98 Infotainment system Cautions for using USB storage • Waveform • USB storage devices can only be (WAV – PCM Windows format). device and iPod/iPhone recognised when it is formatted in FAT16/32, NTFS, HFS+. • Audio Interchange File Format • Operation cannot be guaranteed exFAT and other file systems (AIFF).
Page 99 Infotainment system • Disconnect the connected • Music files to which DRM (Digital • When an iPod/iPhone is not USB storage device when the Right Management) is applied being used, disconnect it from vehicle ignition is turned off. If cannot be played. the vehicle with the ignition the ignition is turned on while turned off.
Page 100 Infotainment system USB player • The playback functions and the information display items of Playing USB storage device music the iPod/iPhone used with this files infotainment system may be different from the iPod/iPhone in Connect the USB storage device terms of play order, method, and containing the music files to the USB the information displayed.
Page 101 Infotainment system Pause Playing file randomly Browse music Touch j during playback. Touch Z during playback. 1. From the USB music menu, touch Browse Music. Touch r to resume playback. Z : Plays all files randomly. • The number of relevant songs is •...
Page 102 Infotainment system Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) • If you connect the MTP device that has external memory, it may player be recognised as USB. Playing music from a supported • Other operation is same as a MTP device USB player. Connect the supported Media USB player 0 98 Transfer Protocol (MTP) device...
Page 103 Infotainment system Playing the next song General operation of the iPod music menu Touch l to play the next song. 1. Touch Menu on the iPod music Playing the previous song screen. Touch g within 2 seconds of playback time to play the previous song.
Page 104: Auxiliary Devices
Infotainment system Auxiliary devices Tone settings Note • If the auxiliary device is already From the iPod menu, touch Tone The infotainment system can play connected, press { Settings to enter the sound setup > Audio > music on an auxiliary device when Source >...
Page 105: Bluetooth Music
Infotainment system Bluetooth music General operation of the AUX Auto volume music menu When Auto Volume is turned on, Music may be played from a paired 1. Touch Menu on the AUX music the volume will automatically be Bluetooth device that supports screen.
Page 106 Infotainment system Pause • Bluetooth music can be played If the mobile phone or Bluetooth only when a Bluetooth device device is not in the waiting Touch j during playback. Touch r has been connected. screen mode, some devices again to resume playback. may not automatically play in •...
Page 107 Infotainment system Note Browse music Caution on playing Bluetooth Some functions may not be music: 1. From the Bluetooth music supported depending on the mobile menu, touch Browse Music. • Do not change the track too phone. The number of relevant songs is quickly when playing Bluetooth displayed by all Playlists/ Artists/ music.
Page 108: Gallery
Infotainment system Gallery Before using picture system Depending on the mobile phone’s options, this order to Note The following picture file formats play/stop may some take time to Picture and movie function is not are supported activate. supported for iPhone. •...
Page 109 Infotainment system Viewing a previous or next 2. Touch the screen to hide the control bar. Touch the screen picture again to show the control bar From the picture screen, touch again, touch 3 to return to the < or > to view previous or next previous screen.
Page 110: Gallery (Movies)
Infotainment system Gallery (movies) • Max Audio Bitrate: 3. Touch the screen to hide control bar. Touch the screen again to - MP3: 320 kbps The infotainment system can play show the control bar again, touch movie files contained in the USB - WMA: 768 kbps 3 to return to the previous storage device.
Page 111: Phone
Infotainment system Phone Scanning forward or backward 2. Touch the desired menu. • Tone Settings: Enter the sound Hold down g / l during playback Note setup mode. The tone settings to rewind or fast-forward. Release Limited to models supporting the menu is displayed.
Page 112 Infotainment system Pairing a Bluetooth device Within this vehicle, users can make (2) If the SSP is not supported, hands-free calls, transmit hands-free input the PIN code on your To use the Bluetooth feature, make data, and play audio streaming files Bluetooth device as shown sure the Bluetooth on your device by connecting a mobile phone with...
Page 113 Infotainment system When there is a previously paired 6. When your Bluetooth device It is recommended that you device in the infotainment system and the infotainment system always accept the phone book is successfully paired, Z/5 request during the initial pairing 1.
Page 114: Hands-Free Phone
Infotainment system Hands-free phone Checking a connected Connecting a paired Bluetooth Bluetooth device device Making a call by entering a 1. Press { on the control panel. 1. Press { on the control panel. phone number 2. Touch Settings on the home 2.
Page 115 Infotainment system Switching call to the mobile Taking calls Searching for Contacts entries phone (Private mode) 1. When a phone call comes 1. Touch Contacts on the Phone through the connected Bluetooth screen. 1. If you want to switch the call to mobile phone, the playing track the mobile phone instead of the 2.
Page 116 Infotainment system 3. Touch def to select the third Making a call from call history Voice mail character. 1. Touch Call History on the The default voice mail number is The names are refined with 'd', 'Phone' screen. the phone number of the currently 'e', or 'f' third characters are connected phone.
Page 117: Smartphone Applications
Infotainment system Smartphone Android Auto may not be compatible with all Android devices. applications iPhone: There is no additional App required Android Auto, Apple to use Apple CarPlay. CarPlay Check on the manufacturer's website whether Apple CarPlay is The phone projection applications When your device is first connected, available with your smartphone.
Page 118: Settings
Infotainment system Settings Further information For further information go to: General operation of the • Apple CarPlay: settings menu https://support.apple.com/ and search for CarPlay. 1. Press { on the control panel. • Android Auto: 2. Touch Settings. https://support.google.com/ and As desired, scroll to display search for Android Auto.
Page 119 Infotainment system Time and date Language • Manage Favourites: Select the number of favourite list on the 1. Touch Time and Date. 1. Touch Language. radio screen. • Audible Touch Feedback: Allow audible feedback when touching the radio screen. • Text Scroll: Allow scrolling of text such as radio station identification, messages, or...
Page 120 Infotainment system Bluetooth Apple CarPlay Note Even though Apple CarPlay is set 1. Touch Bluetooth. to Off, connecting a device and touching the Projection icon on the home screen will display the following pop up message: 'While active, Apple CarPlay will be displayed on this screen'.
Page 121 Infotainment system USB auto launch Turn display off • On with USB Auto Launch set to Off: If you connect an Android phone through the USB port, the Android Auto icon will appear on the Home screen. • Off (default): If you connect an Android phone through the USB port, it will not launch automatically.
Page 122 Infotainment system Rear camera Return to factory settings Software information 1. Touch Rear Camera. 1. Touch Return to Factory 1. Touch Software Information. Settings. • Guidance Lines: Select to turn • Open Source: Display Open the display guidance lines on or •...
Page 123: Climate Control
Climate control Climate control Air conditioning Danger system Do not sleep in a vehicle with the Air conditioning system ..121 air conditioning or heating system Controls Controls ........121 on. It may cause serious harm or death due to a drop in the oxygen Temperature ......
Page 124: Air Distribution
Climate control Air distribution Windscreen demister Air recirculation system Select an air outlet by rotating the switch. Air is directed: • : to the instrument panel vents • : to the instrument panel vents and floor vents • : to the floor vents. A small amount of air is directed to the windscreen and side vents •...
Page 125: Air Conditioning
Climate control Air conditioning Maximum cooling Warning The air conditioning system cools and dehumidifies (dries) the intake Driving with recirculation mode air, therefore condensation may form on for a prolonged period of and drip from under the vehicle. time can make you sleepy. Periodically switch to outside air If no cooling or drying is required, mode for fresh air.
Page 126: Air Vents
Climate control Air vents Fixed air vents Fixed air vents are located beneath Adjustable air vents the windscreen, front door windows and in the footwells. The instrument panel centre and side vents can be adjusted up or down and left or right. Side air vent air flow may be closed by sliding the vent adjuster fully outboard.
Page 127: Maintenance
Climate control Maintenance Pollen/dust filter The passenger compartment air filter Air intake filters contaminants such as pollen and dust from entering the vehicle. Caution Have the passenger compartment air filter replaced if driving frequently on dusty and unpaved roads or polluted areas. Air conditioning regular operation Outside air is drawn into the vehicle...
Page 128: Driving And Operating
Driving and operating Driving and Driving information Brake assist ......140 Hill Start Assist (HSA) ....140 operating Before entering the Ride control systems ..140 vehicle Traction Control System Driving information .... 126 (TCS) ........140 Check that windows, mirrors and Before entering the vehicle ..
Page 129: Starting And Operating
Driving and operating Starting and Brakes Ignition positions operating • Do not let the vehicle run down Vehicles with ignition switch hills, or coast with the engine off, as the power assistance does New vehicle running-in not operate. Use the following precautions to •...
Page 130 Driving and operating 0. LOCK: The key can only be Turning the ignition off Vehicles with electronic key inserted and removed from this position. 1. Ignition Accessory: When the key is in this position, the audio system operates. 2. Ignition On: When the key is in this position, the engine is ready to start and all electrical systems are active.
Page 131: Starting The Engine
Driving and operating Starting the engine The green LED in the button To release steering wheel lock: illuminates. Control indicators • Open and close driver’s door and Vehicles with ignition switch illuminate and most electrical switch on accessory mode or functions are operable.
Page 132 Driving and operating Vehicles with electronic key Before restarting or to switch Before restarting, or to switch off the engine off, turn key back to the engine, press Engine Start/Stop system position 0. button once more. Note Caution • Do not depress the accelerator pedal while starting the engine.
Page 133: Retained Accessory Power (Rap)
Driving and operating Retained Accessory Starting the engine with a low 4. Depress the brake pedal. Do not operate the accelerator pedal. transmitter battery Power (RAP) 5. Press and release the Engine If the electronic key battery is weak Retained power off Start/Stop button.
Page 134: Parking
Driving and operating Parking Engine exhaust Warning 1. Apply the park brake firmly Danger without pushing the release Be careful where you park or button. drive. As with any vehicle, do EXHAUST WARNING – not park or operate the vehicle 2.
Page 135: Automatic Transmission
Driving and operating Automatic Catalytic converter Take the vehicle to a Holden The catalytic converter reduces the transmission Dealer if you think the vehicle amount of harmful substances in the needs inspecting for any of the The automatic transmission allows exhaust gas.
Page 136: Selecting A Gear
Driving and operating Selecting a gear Transmission display Shift lever 1. Press the brake pedal while moving the shift lever to either the R, D or M. Warning Do not shift between D and R or P while the vehicle is moving. 2.
Page 137 Driving and operating Shifting between gear Caution positions Do not accelerate while engaging a gear. Never depress the accelerator pedal and brake pedal at the same time. When a gear is engaged, the vehicle slowly begins to creep when the brake is released. Do not use the P (park) position in place of the park brake.
Page 138 Driving and operating Note Parking • To maintain the required levels of 1. Press the brake pedal. vehicle performance and safety, 2. Select position P. certain gearshifts may not occur Shift freely to select a gear. 3. Pull the park brake lever up when in manual mode.
Page 139: Fault
If you cannot shift out of P with the stationary. Contact a Holden Dealer. ignition on and the brake pedal When idling in a forward gear while pressed: Interruption of power supply the brake pedal is pressed, the 3.
Page 140: Brakes
• Lightly apply the brakes. 10. Replace the cap. brakes to become overheated. • Maintain a slow forward speed 11. Have the vehicle repaired by until performance returns to a Holden Dealer as soon as normal. possible.
Page 141: Antilock Brake System (Abs)
1. Pull the lever straight up firmly, remains operational, but without Do not let this special safety without pushing the release button. ABS assistance. Have a Holden feature tempt you into taking Dealer check the system as soon Releasing the park brake: risks when driving.
Page 142: Brake Assist
Driving and operating Ride control systems Brake assist Hill Start Assist (HSA) If the brake pedal is pressed quickly The HSA system assists in Traction Control System and forcefully, maximum brake force preventing rollback when driving off, is automatically applied (full braking). while on an incline.
Page 143: Electronic Stability Control (Esc)
Driving and operating Electronic Stability Deactivation Warning Control (ESC) Do not let this special safety The ESC: feature tempt you into taking • Improves driving stability in any risks when driving. Traffic safety driving situation. can only be achieved by adopting •...
Page 144: Descent Control System (Dcs)
Driving and operating Descent Control System Activation 1. Press for several seconds. illuminates on the instrument (DCS) cluster. The DCS system: To reactivate ESC: • Is only for driving down steep Press again. grades. ESC is also reactivated the next •...
Page 145: Cruise Control
Driving and operating Cruise control Deactivation Warning DCS deactivates when: Do not use the cruise control • is pressed and when road or driving conditions extinguishes on the instrument require varying speeds. A cluster. consistent speed isn’t practical • The vehicle exceeds 60 km/h. in heavy, varying traffic or on winding, slippery or rough roads.
Page 146 Driving and operating Setting cruise control Decreasing set speed Temporary deactivation 1. Press m. 1. Rotate the wheel towards SET/- Do one of the following: and hold it. m illuminates white. • Press Ø. The vehicle will decelerate. 2. Accelerate to the desired speed •...
Page 147: Object Detection Systems
Driving and operating Object detection Activation Warning systems The system is activated automatically when: The driver is always responsible for taking care and attention while • The ignition is turned on. Park Assist (PA) manoeuvring the vehicle. The • Reverse gear is selected. PA is only an aid and is neither Alarm tones intended to, nor able to take over...
Page 148 Driving and operating Deactivation Fault • The system may not recognise sharp objects, thick clothes or The PA is deactivated If a fault occurs, r illuminates: other materials which absorb automatically when: • Move the vehicle with care. ultrasonic waves. •...
Page 149: Rear Vision Camera (Rvc)
Contact a The trajectory lane of the vehicle Holden Dealer. is shown in accordance with the steering angle.
Page 150 Driving and operating Cleaning When an object is detected, three • Touch to hide the guidelines. beeps sound from the left or right • Touch to show the guidelines. The lens requires regular cleaning to side, depending on the direction of ensure optimum performance.
Page 151: Side Blind Zone Alert (Sbza)
Have the camera and its position and mounting Warning angle checked at a Holden Dealer. SBZA does not alert the driver to vehicles rapidly approaching outside of the side blind zones, pedestrians, bicyclists, or animals.
Page 152 Driving and operating Left Side Mirror Display The zone starts at approximately the When the engine is started, both middle of the vehicle and continues outside mirror SBZA displays will briefly illuminate to indicate the rearward 5 metres. system is operating. How the system works When the vehicle is in a forward The SBZA symbol illuminates in...
Page 153: Fuel
Fuel is extremely flammable and normal system operation. and the system is clean, the system highly explosive. may need service. Contact a Holden SBZA may not always alert the Always switch off the engine Dealer. driver to vehicles in the side blind of the vehicle and any mobile zone, especially in wet conditions.
Page 154 Driving and operating extent that Holden considers the Caution Caution fuel affects the specifications and quality of your vehicle. FUEL ADDITIVES USE OF FUEL CONTAINING ETHANOL The use of any fuel, other than Various additives are used in the the fuel specified below, may...
Page 155: Refuelling
Driving and operating Refuelling 1. Stop the engine. Caution Always fill the fuel tank at the intermediate or fast fill rate. Do not Use of fuel with too low an octane add any more fuel after the fuel filler rating could lead to uncontrolled first clicks off or fuel blows back.
Page 156: Towing
For recommended and mandatory towing equipment; Towing and 6. Hook the cap over (A) while refuelling. loading equipment 0 156 A Holden Dealer will assist with 7. After refuelling, close cap. supply and installation of towing 8. Rotate the cap clockwise until equipment.
Page 157: Trailer Recommendations
Holden will not accept liability for defects occurring in towing equipment not marketed by Holden or for defects in the • For single axle trailers, the tow vehicle arising from the use of ball load should be 10% of the...
Page 158 • Axle loads must not be exceeded when the tow ball load is Tow load Mandatory equipment included. Holden 1,200 kg rated tow bar Axle loads 0 207 • If maximum axle loads are Up to Holden trailer wiring harness...
Page 159 Driving and operating Running-in when towing • If a tow bar is removed, have any mounting holes in the underbody It is recommended that a new sealed to prevent entry of vehicle be driven for at least exhaust fumes, dust and water. 1,500 km before towing.
Page 160: Vehicle Care
Vehicle care Vehicle care Tail lamps, turn signals, stop Tyre sealant and lamps and reverse lamps ..172 compressor kit ......184 Number plate lamp ....174 Tyre changing ......188 General information ... 159 Interior lamps ......175 Jump starting ...... 192 Emission information ....
Page 161: General Information
It is recommended that servicing Major emission control systems the It is recommended that service and be carried out by a Holden Dealer vehicle may have are: repair to fuel or emission systems who will maintain the vehicle’s be carried out by a Holden Dealer.
Page 162: Vehicle Storage
Vehicle care Vehicle checks Vehicle storage Before returning the vehicle to the road: If the vehicle is to be stored for • Connect the clamp to the Doing your own service several months: negative terminal of the vehicle work • Wash and wax the vehicle. battery.
Page 163: Bonnet
Vehicle care Bonnet Opening 3. Push the safety catch towards 4. Pull up the support rod away the passenger’s side and open from the holder. the bonnet. 5. Secure on the driver’s side of the 1. Pull the release lever rearwards. bonnet.
Page 164 Vehicle care Closing Warning To avoid injury and/or damage to the vehicle, check each time, before the bonnet is closed, the contact area is unobstructed. 1. Place the support rod into the holder. 2. Lower the bonnet and allow it to Note drop into the catch.
Page 165: Engine Compartment Overview
Vehicle care Engine compartment overview 1. Engine air filter 0 166 2. Engine oil dipstick. Checking oil level 0 164 3. Engine oil filler cap. Adding engine oil 0 165 4. Brake fluid reservoir. Brake fluid 0 168 5. Battery 0 169 6.
Page 166: Engine Oil
Vehicle care Engine oil 5. Insert the dipstick to the stop on the handle. Checking oil level Note The engine oil level must not exceed • Check the engine oil level before the MAX mark on the dipstick. a long journey. For correct engine oil specification, •...
Page 167 Vehicle care Adding engine oil Caution Danger Overfilled engine oil must be Engine oil is an irritant and if drained or suctioned out. ingested, can cause illness or death. 4. Replace the engine oil filler Keep out of reach of children. cap tightly by rotating clockwise.
Page 168: Automatic Transmission Fluid
Vehicle care Automatic transmission Engine air filter Engine coolant fluid Engine coolant level Automatic transmission fluid does Check the coolant level at least once not normally require servicing unless a week. the vehicle is operated under certain Checking coolant level conditions.
Page 169: Washer Fluid
3. Add the required amount of coolant. 4. Replace the cap securely. If the coolant requires regular topping up, contact a Holden If the cooling system is cold, the Dealer. coolant level should be above the Check the fluid level weekly.
Page 170: Brake Fluid
If the brake fluid requires regular Checking fluid level 4. Top up with the recommended topping up, contact a Holden Dealer brake fluid. immediately. Caution Do not dispose of used brake fluid with household waste.
Page 171: Battery
0 163 mixture which may be ignited. 1. Turn the ignition off. Therefore, you should keep For replacement, refer to a Holden 2. Disconnect the clamp from the sparks and flames away from the Dealer or authorised repairer.
Page 172: Bulb Replacement
1. Low and high beam headlamp is on. If water does collect in the • Clean stained bulbs with 2. Front turn signal lamp lamp contact a Holden Dealer. methylated spirits. Bulbs to be changed by a Holden Dealer •...
Page 173 Vehicle care Low and high beam 1. Open the bonnet. Bonnet 0 161 3. Disconnect the wiring harness 4. Turn the bulb anticlockwise connector from the bulb. and pull straight back from the headlamp. 2. Remove the headlamp bulb cover by rotating anticlockwise. 5.
Page 174: Front Turn Signal Lamps
Vehicle care Front turn signal lamps Tail lamps, turn signals, stop lamps and reverse 1. Open the bonnet. Bonnet 0 161 lamps Type 1 3. Remove the bulb from the bulb holder by pulling straight out. 4. Install a new bulb into the bulb 2.
Page 175 2. Rear turn signal lamp securing the tail lamp assembly. 3. Reverse lamp 3. Remove the tail lamp assembly Note by pulling it straight back until the Tail lamp is LED, see a Holden two lugs disengage from their Dealer. grommets.
Page 176: Number Plate Lamp
Vehicle care Number plate lamp Type 2 6. Reinstall the lamp housing and secure. 7. Check lamp operation. 1. Using a flat-blade screwdriver, prise the lamp housing downwards. 4. Remove the desired bulb holder 2. Remove the lamp housing by by rotating anticlockwise.
Page 177: Interior Lamps
Vehicle care Electrical system Interior lamps Load compartment lamp Courtesy lamps Fuses 1. To remove the lamp, carefully prise the opposite side of the Warning lamp to the switch using a flat-blade screwdriver. Turn off the ignition (LOCK position) and any electrical Note Be careful not to scratch equipment before changing the lamp.
Page 178: Engine Compartment Fuse Box
Not all fuse box descriptions may To maintain your own safety and apply to your vehicle. that of the vehicle, have any work involving the electrical system or the replacement of high current fuses or relays carried out by a Holden Dealer.
Page 179: Auxiliary Relay Box
Vehicle care Auxiliary relay box Fuses ECM PT IGN-1, IGN-2 EMS Var-2 Sunroof High Beam LH OSRVM SW, Rain Sensor, High Beam RH PWR Window Driver ECM B+ – Horn – A/C Clutch EBCM Valve Front Fog Lamp – FU1 EBCM Pump ESCL FU2 FRT Wiper TCM B+...
Page 180: Instrument Panel Fuse Box
Vehicle care Instrument panel fuse box 2. Raise the glove box and push upwards to secure. 3. Close the glove box. Relays Electric Vacuum Pump The instrument panel fuse box is Cooling Fan 1 located behind the glove box. Cooling Fan 2 –...
Page 181: Rear Compartment Fuse Box
Vehicle care Rear compartment fuse Note TRLR Feed2 Not all fuse box descriptions may – – apply to your vehicle. IPC B+ Fuses Audio/Nav BCM 1 TRLR Feed1 BCM 2 PEPS Module BCM 3 S/B01 PTC 1 BCM 4 S/B02 PTC 2 BCM 5 S/B03 PWR WNDW FRT BCM 6...
Page 182: Vehicle Tools
Vehicle care Vehicle tools Fuses – – Tools – – Tyre repair kit – – The vehicle may have a tyre repair – kit in place of a spare tyre. – – – – – – – – – – –...
Page 183: Wheels And Tyres
Contact a Tyre changing 0 188 as reducing fuel consumption and Holden Dealer, if in doubt. increasing the life of the tyres. • Replace any valve dust caps or extensions.
Page 184: Tyre Placard
Vehicle care Tyre placard Tread depth • If there is more wear on the front tyres than on the rear, swap the Check tread depth at regular front and rear wheels. intervals. Ensure the direction of rotation of the wheels is the same as it was previously.
Page 185: Tyre Rotation
Vehicle care Tyre rotation Buying new tyres New tyres should be fitted in pairs to the front. If replacing only one It is recommended that you Refer to the tyre placard on the tyre, pair it on the same axle with the rotate tyres at every scheduled vehicle for tyre size and load rating.
Page 186: Tyre Chains
Warning compressor kit Warning Do not use different sizes or types of tyres and wheels than Holden does not recommend those originally fitted to the fitment of tyre chains. vehicle. Safety and performance Due to limited tyre clearances, of the vehicle may be affected. It...
Page 187 Does not repair damage at the tyre’s side wall, near the rim. Temporary puncture repair Take the vehicle to a Holden Dealer 1. Apply the park brake. to have the tyre repaired or replaced 2. Place the shift lever into Park as soon as possible.
Page 188 Vehicle care Warning Do not run the engine in an enclosed area or with passengers in the vehicle. Fuel 0 151 10. Place the compressor near the tyre so the sealant bottle is upright. 6. Place the switch on the 13.
Page 189 Disconnect and stow the 14. When the correct pressure during heavy braking, sudden tyre repair kit back in its original is obtained, switch off the avoidance manoeuvres or a position. Contact a Holden compressor. collision. Dealer. Warning 23. Remove any excess sealant 18.
Page 190: Tyre Changing
30. Dispose of the used tyre sealant result in damage or injury: canister at a Holden Dealer or in accordance with local and State • Passengers must be out of the vehicle when it is being jacked.
Page 191 Vehicle care Removing the spare tyre 6. Chock the wheel diagonally • Use the jack only for lifting the opposite the flat tyre with a vehicle when changing wheels. suitable solid object. • Do not get under a vehicle Note that is supported by a jack.
Page 192 Vehicle care Warning Failure to position the jack as described could cause the vehicle to slip off the jack. Do not get under a vehicle that is supported by a jack. No person should place any portion of their body under a vehicle that is supported by a jack.
Page 193 Vehicle care 18. Remove the jack from under the 20. Replace the flat tyre and tools in 22. Position the wheel face up in the vehicle. the load compartment and have middle of the load compartment. the flat tyre renewed or repaired. 23.
Page 194: Jump Starting
If you are still unsure about floor covering. and ignite, the converter could jump starting, Holden strongly overheat or be destroyed by recommends for your safety and backfire. Therefore, if the battery that of the vehicle that you seek...
Page 195 Vehicle care 1. Position the two vehicles so they • Do not use open flames or • If a permanently connected are not touching. sparks near the battery. hands free telephone kit is fitted 2. Apply the park brakes. to the vehicle, remove the fuse •...
Page 196 Vehicle care 9. Connect the other end of the 13. Switch on the headlamps and black lead to a vehicle grounding the heated rear window of the point, such as the engine block vehicle that received the jump or an engine mounting bolt (4). start.
Page 197: Towing
Vehicle care Towing Standard tow truck If a flat-bed tow truck is not available: Towing the vehicle Flat-bed tow truck 2. Alternatively, use a standard tow truck and a towing dolly to prevent the front wheels from 1. Use a standard tow truck, where contacting the road.
Page 198: Front Towing Eye
Vehicle care Front towing eye The vehicle is equipped with a towing eye which can be fitted at the front of the vehicle. Caution Do not tow the vehicle using the towing eye fitted in the front position as the transmission may be severely damaged.
Page 199: Rear Towing Eye
Vehicle care 7. When completed, unscrew the Warning towing eye and place back in the load compartment. To prevent damage, use only 8. Reinstall the cap firmly. proper towing equipment. Rear towing eye The vehicle is equipped with a towing eye which can be fitted at the rear of the vehicle.
Page 200: Appearance Care
Have the door hinges of all doors indicate whether they have been which can cause paint damage. greased by a Holden Dealer. affected. To dry them quickly, Failure to do so may result in lightly apply the brakes while...
Page 201 Do not use petrol to clean tyres. clean glass. Air intakes • Use a good quality tyre and • Refer to a Holden Dealer for bumper shine if required. Clear debris from the air intakes, windscreen washer additive. between the bonnet and windscreen •...
Page 202: Interior Care
Have more extensive damage or rust Many cleaning products are interior cleaner. areas repaired by a Holden Dealer. toxic, flammable or may damage The instrument panel should only be the interior. When cleaning the Caution cleaned using a soft damp cloth.
Page 203: Floor Mats
Plastic and rubber parts can be Original equipment and Genuine accelerator or brake pedal. cleaned with the same cleaner as Holden Accessory floor mats are Always check the floor mats do not used to clean the body. Use interior designed for your vehicle. If the interfere with the pedals.
Page 204: Service And Maintenance
Service and maintenance Service and General information Engine oil life system maintenance The vehicle has a computer system Service information that lets you know when to change the engine oil and filter. In order to ensure economical The frequency of the oil change General information ...
Page 205 Service and maintenance Recommended fluids, lubricants and parts Engine type 1.4L petrol Engine oil SAE 5W-30 (dexos 1 Gen 2) Coolant 50% clean fresh water and 50% Dexcool anti-freeze coolant ® Automatic transmission fluid Dexron ® DOT 4 Hydraulic brake fluid Brake fluid conforming to specification number GMW3356 Battery...
Page 206: Technical Data
Technical data Technical data Vehicle identification Identification labels Compliance label Vehicle Identification Vehicle identification ..204 Number (VIN) Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) ......204 Identification labels ....204 Engine number ......205 Vehicle data ......206 Engine data ......206 Vehicle weight ......
Page 207: Engine Number
Technical data Engine number Built date An identification label is located The engine serial number is located on the lower portion of the front in the front part of the engine passenger’s door frame. compartment. The label shows the vehicle Built Date and VIN.
Page 208: Vehicle Data
Engine data Engine type 1.4 L Turbo DOHC Petrol Number of cylinders Engine 1364 Engine power Please refer to holden.com.au Engine torque Please refer to holden.com.au Petrol octane rating (RON)* Recommended Premium unleaded 95 Possible Unleaded 91** or Premium unleaded 98...
Page 209: Axle Loads
Technical data Axle loads Maximum front and rear axle loads Do not exceed the maximum axle loads, including the weight of any options or accessories fitted to the vehicle. Weigh at a weighbridge if unsure. Front axle load Rear axle load 1065 kg 995 kg Dimensions...
Page 210: Tyre Pressure
Technical data Tyre pressure Tyre size Wheel size Recommended pressure Front Rear Spare 205/70 R16 97H 16 x 6.5J – – – – 215/60 R17 96H 17 x 7.0J – – 215/55 R18 95H 18 x 7.0J – –...
Page 211: Customer Information
........ 211 trademarks and are owned by LLC. the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Cybersecurity ......212 Owner assistance Holden customer care At Holden, we want you to be completely satisfied with your • iPod and iPhone are registered ® ®...
Page 212 Customer information Holden dealerships Written correspondence Holden customer care office You can also write to Holden at the Holden encourages you to seek Should you wish to speak to a address below: assistance from your Holden Dealer. Holden representative, you are...
Page 213 New Zealand You can also write to Holden at the performance, to monitor the The information in this owner’s address below: conditions for airbag deployment manual applies primarily to...
Page 214 Customer information Cybersecurity Security incidents could impact your safety or compromise your private GM collects information about data. To minimise security risks, the use of your vehicle including please do not connect your vehicle operational and safety related electronic systems to unauthorised information.
Page 215: Index
Index Index Automatic transmission ..... 133 Capacities and Specifications..207 Fluid ........203 Caravan, towing......154 Manual mode ......136 Carbon monoxide, warning..132 Auxiliary devices ......102 ABS ........... 139 Central locking system ....10 Axle loads ......156, 207 Accessories: Changing a flat tyre ...
Page 216 Index Overheating......166 Dashboard layout ......4 Electrical system......175 Specifications ......206 Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)... 77 Electric mirrors ......17 Starting ........129 Demister, windscreen ....122 Electric windows ......19 Temperature warning ....60 Descent Control System Electronic Stability Control Engine compartment ....
Page 217 Index Fluid levels: Gauges ........53 Identification label ...... 204 Brake ........168 Fuel .......... 55 Identification number ....204 Coolant ........166 Information displays ....53 Ignition switch/lock..... 127 Engine oil ....... 164 Odometer ......... 54 Immobiliser ......17, 60 Windscreen washer....
Page 218 Index Interior lamps ....... 78 High/low beam ......76 New vehicle running-in ....127 Interior mirrors ......18 Instrument panel ...... 78 Number location (engine) ..205 Interior lamps ......78 Lamp control ......75 Jack: Reversing lamps ...... 78 Object detection system ....
Page 219 Index Polishing ........199 Loading ........206 Seat belts: Pollen/dust filter ....125, 166 Towing capacity ...... 154 Force limiters ......31 Power mirrors ......17 Tyre pressure ......208 Seat belt warning ..... 57 Power outlet......... 51 Speedometer ....... 54 Tensioners ........
Page 220 Index Technical data......204 Tyre sealant and compressor Windscreen demister ....122 kit ..........184 Temperature warning ....60 Windscreen washer fluid ... 167 Tilt steering ........47 Wiper blades......199 Tools .......... 180 Wipers and washers ....48 USB port ........95 Towing .......

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