Page 3: Table Of Contents
Specifications 8 Specifications and identification labels. Customer Assistance, for New Zealand Holden owners, Roadside Assistance, ustomer SSJStance N e w Vehicle Warranty, Parts and A c c essories Wa rranty, Wa r r a n t y questions and answers.
Page 4 We thank you for choosing Holden and want to assure you of our continuing interest in your motoring pleasure and satisfaction and compliment you on your choice. Due to different models and options, you may find reference in this handbook to some equipment not installed in your own vehicle.
Page 5 Please fill in the form below if you have changed your name, address, bought the vehicle second-hand, or have become the new driver. Holden requires these details in order to contact the operator in the event of a safety recall and to keep the initial year Roadside Assistance details up to date (refer to Chapter 9).
Page 6 Place in an envelope and mail to: The Manager - Warranty Administration Service Department GM Holden Ltd G.P.O. 5480, Melbourne Victoria, 3001...
Page 7 Please fill in the form below if you have changed your name, address, bought the vehicle second-hand, or have become the new driver. Holden requires these details in order to contact the operator in the event of a safety recall and to keep the initial 3 year Roadside Assistance details up to date (refer to Chapter 9).
Page 8 Place in an envelope and mail to: The Manager - Warranty Administration Service Department GM Holden Ltd Box 5480, G.P.O. Melbourne Victoria, 3001...
Page 9 Please fill in the form below if you have changed your name, address, bought the vehicle second-hand, or have become the new driver. Holden requires these details in order to contact the operator in the event of a safety recall and to keep the initial year Roadside Assistance details up to date (refer to Chapter 9).
Page 10 Place in an envelope and mail to: The Manager - Warranty Administration Service Department GM Holden Ltd Box 5480, G.P.O. Melbourne Victoria, 3001...
Page 11 Chapter DASHBOARD Dashboard The following page illustrates the dashboard, identifying and locating each function; page numbers refer you to each item. Page Layout Gauges 1- 5 Dimmer and clock Warning lamps Wipers and washers 1- 9 Horn and Audio system 1-1 0 Headlamps 1-11...
Page 12 Chapter 1 DASHBOARD LAYOUT J06VF0001 Page Page Air outlets (side) 1-15 Ashtray 1-19 Instrument gauges 1 -3 1 0 Cigarette lighter 1-18 Air outlets (centre) 1-15 11 Steering wheel audio controls 1-10 Hazard warning switch 1-13 12 Bonnet release lever 1-20 Clock 13 Storage compartment...
Page 13 Chapter DASHBOARD GAUGES J06VF0002 Page Page 1-10 High beam lamp indicator Speedometer Turn signal indicators Temperature gauge Odometer and tripmeter Fuel gauge 1 -4 Trip odometer reset button Tachometer Speedometer The speedometer indicates the vehicle's speed in kilometres per hour (km/h). Odometer and tripmeter (3).
Page 14 Chapter 1 DASHBOARD GAUGES cont. Temperature gauge The temperature gauge indicates the temperature of the engine coolant when the ignition switch is turned on. Stop-start driving in heavy traffic, driving at high speed in warm weather, hill climbing or towing may cause the temperature to increase.
Page 15: Clock
Chapter 1 DASHBOARD DIMMER AND CLOCK Dimmer- instrument lighting adjust instrume n t lighting brightness, ensure the headlights or park lights are switched on. Turn the dimmer thumb wheel, located to the right-hand side of the steering column, to adjust the instrument ligh t ing t h e...
Page 16 Stop immediately and check the engine oil level (refer to Chapter Do not drive the vehicle with the oil pressure indicator lamp illuminated, consult your Holden Dealer. Low fuel The low fuel indicator lamp displays when the fuel tank is approaching empty.
Page 17 If the lamp illuminates when driving, this may indicate that the generator is not charging the battery. If the generator drive belt is intact, there is a problem in the charging system and you should see your Holden Dealer. Door ajar lamp The door ajar lamp illuminates if any door is not fully closed, when the ignition switch is turned to the ON or START position.
Page 18 If the SRS warning lamp illuminates while driving, it indicates that the airbag system or seat belt pretensioner system may not function correctly, especially in an accident. Contact your Holden Dealer immediately.
Page 19 Chapter 1 DASHBOARD WIPERS AND WASHERS Windshield wipers To operate the windshield wipers, turn the ignition ON and move the windshield wiper I washer lever downward. The windshield wipers operate in the following four positions: OFF : System off. Default position. •...
Page 20: Audio System
Chapter 1 1-10 DASHBOARD HORN AND AUDIO SYSTEM Horn To sound the horn, press the horn symbol on either side of the steering wheel centre pad. The horn will sound regardless of ignition switch position. J06VF0209 Audio System Refer to the operating instruction supplement in your glovebox for all information relating to the operation of the radio I CD player in your vehicle.
Page 21 Chapter 1 1-11 DASHBOARD HEADLAMPS Lamp switch controls The lamp switch controls the following lamps: Headlamps • Tail lamps • Parking lamps • Number plate lamps • Instrument panel lamps • Rotate the band to -;00.: to turn on your Jo6vFooo6 parking and other operating lamps.The headlamps will not come on.
Page 22 Chapter 1-12 DASHBOARD TURN SIGNALS AND IGNITION SWITCH 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 23 (correctly programmed) is used. Note: Any additional or replacement keys must be purchased from and programmed by a Holden Dealer. If the immobiliser system has developed a fault or an incorrectly programmed key is used in an attempt to start the vehicle, the MALFUNCTION INDICATOR lamp will illuminate.
Page 24 Chapter 1 1-14 DASHBOARD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM J06VF0014 Page Page Air temperature selector 1-14 Ventilation 1-16 Air outlet selector 1-14 Blending 1-16 Fan speed selector 1-14 Heating 1-16 Heating I Defogging Air conditioning switch 1-15 1-16 Air recirculation switch 1-15 Windshield Demister 1-16...
Page 25 Chapter 1 1-15 DASHBOARD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM cont. Air conditioning switch Press this button to turn the air conditioning on. The engine must be running in order for the feature to work. Set the fan position to 1, 2, 3, or 4 to begin air circulation. An indication light will illuminate on the button when the air conditioning is in use.
Page 26 Chapter 1-16 DASHBOARD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM 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 27 Chapter 1 1-17 DASHBOARD HEATING AND AIRCONDITIONING SYSTEM cont. Windshield demister mode will operate with the air conditioner on or off. • Do not use the heating I demisting mode or the demisting mode in extremely • humid weather when the temperature control is set to cold. If occupants are smoking, it is recommended that recirculation is not used.
Page 28 Chapter 1-18 DASHBOARD ACCESSORY POWER OUTLET AND CIGARETTE LIGHTER Accessory power outlet The accessory power outlet is located near the ashtray in the instrument panel. On the wagon model, an additional power outlet is located in the side wall of the rear cargo area.
Page 29 Chapter 1 1-19 DASHBOARD ASHTRAY AND GLOVEBOX Ashtray The ashtray should only be used for ash, not for combustible rubbish. To empty the ashtray, pull open the ashtray, then lift the ashtray liner up and out. J06VF0058 Glovebox The glovebox is located on the passenger side of the instrument panel.
Page 30: Storage Compartment And Bonnet Release
Chapter 1-20 DASHBOARD STORAGE COMPARTMENT AND BONNET RELEASE Storage Compartment Pull the cover downward to open the small pocket, located on the lower, driver's side of the instrument panel. J06VF0065 Bonnet release The bonnet release lever is located inside the vehicle, under the driver's side of the dash board.
Page 31: Keys And Keyless Entry Manual Operation
Locks Page Keys and keyless entry 2- 5 Manual operation...
Page 32 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. Keyless entry using remote control The range of the remote control unit should be about 6 metres, this may be reduced due to shadowing and reflection of the radio waves.
Page 33 Chapter 2 LOCKS KEYS AND KEYLESS ENTRY cont. Hatchback and Wagon To unlock the vehicle: Press the ., button on the remote control unit. The indicator light (A) illuminates briefly, the vehicle hazard lamps will flash twice and the doors and liftgate unlock. To lock the vehicle: Press the i (B) button on the remote control unit.
Page 34 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. See your Holden Dealer to purchase a new transmitter and to have transmitters matched to your vehicle.
Page 35 Chapter 2 LOCKS MANUAL OPERATION Manual locking system To lock using key: Insert key in the driver's door lock. Turn the key towards the rear of the vehicle. Allow the key to return to its vertical position for removal. To unlock using key: Insert key in the driver's door lock.
Page 36 Chapter 2 LOCKS MANUAL OPERATION cont. Door locks using snib The door is unlocked when the snib is pulled up. The door is locked when the snib is pushed down. All passenger doors may be locked behind you by pressing the snib down when the door is open, then shutting the door.
Page 37 Chapter LOCKS MANUAL OPERATION cont. Boot Area lock (sedan only) To lock: To close the luggage compartment lid, push it down until it latches securely. The luggage compartment lid automatically locks when closed. To unlock: From the outside, use your key to unlock the luggage compartment lid, or use your remote keyless entry transmitter to unlock.
Page 38 Chapter 2 LOCKS Notes...
Page 39 Know your vehicle Page 3- 2 Seat adjustment Head restraint adjustment 3- 5 Seat belts Which type of child restraint for your child? 3-10 Child restraints 3-13 Mirrors 3-14 Tilt steering and windows Interior lamps and antenna 3-16 3-17 Sun visors, vanity mirror, assist grip and centre console Cupholders and storage...
Page 40 Chapter 3 KNOW YOU R VEHICLE SEAT ADJUSTMENT Driver's seat Lift the lever to unlatch the front seat. Slide the seat to where you want it. Release the lever. Try to move the seat back and forth to check that the catch is fully engaged. WARNING: Do not adjust the driver's seat when the vehicle is moving, as the seat...
Page 41 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEAT ADJUSTMENT cont. Driver's seat height adjustment Turn the knobs on the outboard side of the seat to raise or lower the seat cushion. Turn the front knob to adjust the height of the front of the seat cushion and the rear knob to adjust the height of the rear of the seat cushion.
Page 42 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE HEAD RESTRAINT ADJUSTMENT Adjusting the head restraints To adjust the height of the head restraint, pull up or push down whilst pressing the lock button in. The upper edge of the head restraint should be approximately at eye level, and not at neck level.
Page 43 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEAT BELTS Seat belts To put on the retractor seat belt, pull the metal tongue across your body and clip it into the buckle. When the metal tongue has locked safely into place you will hear a click. After fastening, settle the seat belt by running your hand under the seat belt starting at the hip, move your hand across to the buckle...
Page 44 In the event of this occurring contact your Holden Dealer. WARNING: The tongue must engage and lock inside the buckle for the seat belt to function •...
Page 45 Holden Dealer. The seat belts will remain operational, apart from this safety feature. If the SRS light comes on at any other time, or if the SRS warning lamp illuminates on the instrument panel, see your Holden Dealer immediately to have the system checked.
Page 46 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 Chapter 12. The seat belts must be replaced if they have been in use during a severe impact, even if there is no obvious damage.
Page 47 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE WHICH TYPE OF CHILD RESTRAINT FOR YOUR CHILD? 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.
Page 48 Chapter 3 3-10 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CHILD RESTRAINTS WARNING-EXTREME HAZARD: Do not use a rearward facing child • restraint on a seat protected by an air bag in front of it. The child could be seriously injured ifthe air bag inflates, as the child's head would be very close to the inflating air bag.
Page 49 Chapter 3-11 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CHILD RESTRAINTS cont. Anchorage fittings The following illustrations show the anchorage points for each model. Sedan models: The top strap anchor brackets are already installed in the anchor points on the shelf behind the rear seat. The anchor brackets are installed in three positions.
Page 50 Chapter 3 3-12 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CHILD RESTRAINTS cont. Wagon models: For the center rear seating position, a top strap anchor bracket has already been installed in the ceiling of the rear area. � Front of vehicle J06VF0097 For the outboard seating position, top strap anchor brackets have already been installed on the floor of the rear cargo area.
Page 51 Chapter 3 3-13 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE MIRRORS Inside 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 52 3-14 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE TILT STEERING AND WINDOWS Tilt steering The tilt 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 away from you, this will unlock the steering column.
Page 53 Chapter 3 3-15 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE WINDOWS cont. Power windows The main switches for the power windows are located in the driver's door. The front switches are for the front windows and the rear switches are for the rear windows (if fitted).
Page 54 Chapter 3 3-16 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE INTERIOR LAMPS AND ANTENNA Interior lamp The dome light is located in the centre of the roof and is operative regardless of the • ignition switch position. DOOR: The lamp will turn on when a door is opened and will turn off when all the doors are closed.
Page 55 Chapter 3-17 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SUN VISORS. VANITY MIRROR. ASSIST GRIP AND CENTRE CONSOLE Sun visors The sun visors are used to block out the sun. They can be pivoted to the side when unhooked. Vanity mirror The vanity mirror is located on the rear side of the sunvisor.
Page 56 Chapter 3 3 1 8 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SUN VISORS, VANITY MIRROR, ASSIST GRIP AND CENTRE CONSOLE cont. Park brake lever Never drive with the park brake applied, as this will overheat and damage the park brake. The park brake lever is located between the front seats.
Page 57 Chapter 3 3-19 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CUPHOLDERS AND STORAGE Cupholders To use the front cupholder in the center console, swing the inner support forward or backward. Sunglasses holder (if fitted) There is a storage area above the driver's door for sunglasses. Pull down and hold the upper part of the cover to open it.
Page 58 Chapter 3 3-20 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CUPHOLDERS AND STORAGE cont. Underseat storage (if fitted) Your vehicle may be equipped with a storage compartment located under front passenger's seat. To use the storage compartment, pull the end of the tray toward the instrument panel.
Page 59: Driving
Driving Page Safety 4- 3 Engine starting Driving precautions 4- 7 Manual transmission 4 -8 Automatic t ransmission 4 -13 Anti-lock brake system (ABS)
Page 60 Chapter 4 nDI\/11\1� L.ll II VII '4'-...4 SAFETY Before entering the vehicle Check that windows, mirrors and lights are clean. Check that the tyres are not flat. Before driving off Ensure that all doors are closed and secured. Position your seat for comfortable driving. Adjust rear vision mirrors.
Page 61 Wait another 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, insert the key and try starting the engine again.
Page 62 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 63 Chapter 44 5 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 Chapter 10. Refer to Chapter 7 for information on tyre pressure when the vehicle is loaded.
Page 64 Chapter DRIVING DRIVING PRECAUTIONS cont. Snow chains When driving or fitting snow chains, ensure the following are observed: Snow chains may only be used at speeds up to km/h. • When driving on roads that are free of snow, snow chains should only be used for •...
Page 65 Do not over speed the engine when shifting down to the next lowest gear. • Clutch pedal If under normal vehicle operation the clutch pedal develops abnormal behavior, see your Holden Dealer.
Page 66 Chapter 4 DRIVING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION This system has a four-speed automatic transmission. Its shift indicators are arranged with P (park) at one end, followed in sequence by R (reverse), N (neutral) and then the forward driving ranges. To prevent the vehicle from 'creeping' you should always have your foot on the brake pedal when shifting out of P or N J06VF0113...
Page 67 Insert the ignition key into the J06VF0115 transmission shift lock slot. Shift the gear lever to (neutral). Remove the key from the slot. Start e n g i n e shift transmission into the desired position. Refer to your Holden Dealer as soon as possible.
Page 68 Lamp will illuminate. In this situation, the transmission may not shift automatically, or shifting may be much harsher then normal. 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...
Page 69 Chapter 4 4 11 DRIVING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION cont. P (park) This stops the front wheels from turning 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 70 Chapter 4 Ll.-1 ? r""\. I U\/If\.11""' ·- Ut"liVII\1\..:1 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION cont. Operating notes: Do not go from P or N to R or D with the accelerator pedal pressed. • When driving down a long hill, reduce your speed and select a lower range. The engine •...
Page 71 This sound can come and go, or be heard all the time when the wheels are rolling. This noise may stop when the brake pedal is pushed down firmly. Consult your Holden Dealer and have your brakes checked if you hear this noise. Extensive damage can result if the linings are not replaced when needed.
Page 72 Chapter 4 Lt- 1 L1. r""'\. r" ""'\ 1 \ II� II"" UMIVII'II \. .:1 Notes...
Page 73: Fuel
Fuel Page 5 - 2 Fuel 5 -3 Fuel filling 5 - 4 Petrol - emission control Reducing fuel consumption...
Page 74 Take the vehicle to your Holden dealer if you thinkyour vehicle needs inspecting • for any of the above reasons.
Page 75 Chapter 5 FUEL FUEL FILLING To release the fuel filler door, pull up on the release lever. The release lever is located near the front corner of the driver's seat. Remove the f u e l c a p turning it anticlockwise.
Page 76 Chapter 12. It is recommended that the necessary servicing be performed by an authorised Holden dealer who has the specialised servicing equipment and trained personnel available to ensure that the adjustments...
Page 77 Chapter 5 FUEL REDUCING FUEL CONSUMPTION Engine Maintain the engine in peak mechanical condition by having it serviced regularly in accordance the maintenance schedule in Chapter 12. This will ensure items such as: the spark plugs and air cleaner are maintained for minimum fuel usage and peak engine performance.
Page 78 Chapter 5 FUEL Notes...
Page 79: Emer.gencj· E S
Emergencies Page Accidents Flat tyre Towing your disabled vehicle Engine overheating Flat battery 6- 12 Airbags 6- 14 Fuses 6- 18 6-24 Bulb replacement Your new vehicle is covered for years hour Roadside Assistance, refer to Chapter...
Page 80 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ACCIDENTS All motorists are advised to learn what to do at the scene of an accident, particularly where persons are injured. Injured people can choke to death if their air passages are not cleared. They can bleed to death unless the bleeding is stopped. They may require mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or may have to be moved, even though badly injured.
Page 81 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES • ACCIDENTS cont. Part 3. Medical assistance This information is basic first aid information which is intended as a guide only and may not be applicable in all situations. You should always defer to a trained medical officer or other person with first aid knowledge.
Page 82 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FLATTYRE If using a jack other than the one supplied with the vehicle, refer to Chapter 7 for lifting positions. WARNING: Use the jack only for lifting the vehicle when changing wheels. • Never get beneath the vehicle when it is only supported by the jack. •...
Page 83 Chapter EMERGENCIES FLAT TYRE cont. Remove the jack, jacking tools and spare tyre from the rear luggage compartment area. If your vehicle has bolt-on wheel covers, remove the wheel cover by completely loosening the plastic nut caps by hand with the aid of the wheel wrench. Use the wheel wrench to loosen the wheel nuts or bolts by one turn each.
Page 84 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES FLAT TYRE cont. 10. Remove any dirt or rust from the wheel nuts and studs, mounting surfaces and spare wheel. 11 . Place the spare wheel on the wheel mounting surface. 12.1nstall the wheel nuts and tighten by hand. 13.
Page 85 Chapter EMERGENCIES TOWING YOUR DISABLED VEHICLE Hazard warning flasher Use the hazard warning flasher to warn other drivers any time your vehicle becomes a traffic hazard, day or night. Avoid stopping on the roadway if possible. Turn the hazard warning flasher on or off by ====�...
Page 86 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES TOWING YOUR 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 in the following manner: Fit the towing equipment to the front towing eyes located under the front bumper.
Page 87 Chapter 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. Continued driving even for a short time could result in a fire or vehicle damage.
Page 88 Chapter 6 6-10 EMERGENCIES ENGINE OVERHEATING cont. If you see or hear steam coming from the engine, stop and turn 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 89 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: Climbing a long hill.
Page 90 Chapter 6 6-12 EMERGENCIES FLAT BATTERY Do not push start or tow start your vehicle. I f 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 91 Chapter 6 6 1 3 EMERGENCIES FLAT BATTERY cont. 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. Position the two vehicles so that they are not touching, apply the park brakes, if your vehicle is fitted with an automatic transmission, place in P (park) or for a manual transmission, place into neutral.
Page 92 Chapter 6 6-14 EMERGENCIES AIR BAGS Operation The vehicle is fitted with front airbags and side impact airbags for both the driver and front passenger. The driver's airbag is stored inside the steering wheel, AIRBAG is stamped on the steering wheel. The front passenger's airbag is stored in the dash panel.
Page 93 • AIRBAGS cont. may indicate that there is a fault in the airbag system. Consult your Holden Dealer as soon as possible. If the airbag system is handled incorrectly it can be set off for up to seconds after the ignition has been turned off and the battery disconnected, and cause injury.
Page 94 It is recommended that any work to the electrical system, steering column, dashboard area, steering wheel or airbag system be carried out by a Holden Dealer. Bull bar Fitting a bull bar, or making other modifications to the front of the vehicle, may change the impact speed which would normally cause the airbag to inflate, reducing its effectiveness.
Page 95 Do not touch any airbag system components or wires. The wires can be identified by yellow tape wrapping or yellow tubing and the connectors are also yellow. Scrapping a vehicle that has an uninflated airbag can be hazardous. Ask your Holden Dealer for assistance. WARNING: •...
Page 96 If a fuse blows twice in a row a fault is indicated. The cause should be located and fixed by a Holden Dealer. Dash panel fuses To open the fuse cover in the dash panel, open the driver's side door, pull the top of the cover out.
Page 97 Chapter 6 6 1 g EMERGENCIES FUSES cont. Dash panel AIR BAG* WIPER AUDIO/CLOCK EXTRA JACK* TURN SIGNAL ABS* CIGAR LIGHTER CLUSTER IMMOBILIZER* BACK-UP TCM* REAR FOG* ENG FUSE HAZARD ATC*/CLOCK HVAC ANTI-THEFT* AUDIO IMMOBILIZER* SUNROOF* DIAGNOSIS CAUTION: USE THE DESIGNED FUSE ONLY *OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT J06VF0155...
Page 98 Chapter 6 6-20 EMERGENCIES Circuits protected Air Bag (1 OA) Electronic Control Module (1 OA) Turn Signal (15A) Cluster (15A) Engine (1 OA) Heating and Air Conditioning System (20A) Sunroof equipped) (15A) Wiper (25A) Anti lock Brake System equipped) (1 OA) Immobilizer (1 OA) Traction Control Module (if equipped) (1 OA) Hazard Flashers (15A)
Page 99 Chapter 6 6 21 EMERGENCI ES FUSES cont. Engine compartment J06VF0156 Circuits protected Main Battery (30A) Anti lock Brake System equipped) (60A) Blower Motor (30A) I g nition 2 (30A) Ignition 1 (30A) Headlamp (25A) Electronic Control Module (1 OA) Anti lock Brake System Warning Light Module (1 OA) I n terior Fuse Block (15A) Fuel Pump (15A)
Page 100 Chapter 6 6-22 EMERGENCIES FUSES cont. Circuits protected High Beam Head Lamp (15A) Driver's Power Windows (20A) Stop Lamps(15A) Door Locks (15A) Heated Mirror (1 OA) Fog Lamp (If equipped) (15A) Left Illumination (1 OA) Injector (15A) Engine Management System (15A) Lett Low Beam Headlamp(1 OA) Lett Low Beam Headlamp(1 OA) Low Speed Electric Fan (20A)
Page 101 6 2 3 Chapter EMERGENCIES FUSES cont. Circuits protected Air Conditioning Compressor Relay Fuel Pump Relay Power Windows Relay Illumination Relay Horn Relay Main Relay Headlamp Relay 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.
Page 102 Detailed procedures for headlight aiming are given in the relevant service manual for your vehicle. However, because headlamp aiming is a safety item it is recommended that you have it carried out by your Holden Dealer. Head lamps(sedan and wagon) Open the bonnet.
Page 103 Chapter 6 2 5 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEMENT cont. Front turn signal lamps( sedan and wagon) Open the bonnet Remove the two bolts, one nut and the headlamp assembly. Turn the bulb socket counterclockwise to remove it. Pull the bulb socket out of the lamp housing.
Page 104 Chapter 6 6-26 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEMENT cont. Parking lamps(hatchback) Open the bonnet. Remove the four screws and the radiator grille. Remove the two bolts, one nut and the headlamp assembly. Remove the headlamp cap. Pull out the parking lamp bulb assembly located next to the headlamp bulb.
Page 105 Chapter 6 6 2? EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEMENT cont. Tail lamps, stop lamps, reverse lamps and rear turn signals (sedan) Open the boot. Open the boot trim cover. Turn the bulb socket counterclockwise to remove it. Gently p ush in and turn the bulb counterclockwise to remove it from the socket.
Page 106 BULB REPLACEMENT cont. Tail lamps, stop lamps, reverse lamps and rear turn signals (wagon) Open the liftgate. Remove the two screws and remove the reflector assembly. Turn the bulb socket counterclockwise to remove it. 4. Gently push in and turn the bulb counterclockwise to remove it from the socket.
Page 107 Chapter 6 6 2 g EMERGENCIES • BULB REPLACEMENT cont. Center high-mounted stop lamp (wagon) Open the liftgate. Remove the two screws and the lamp cover. Pull the bulb straight out to remove it from the socket. Reverse the steps to install a new bulb. J06VF0172 Licence plate lamp Remove the screws and the lamp cover.
Page 108 Chapter 6 6-30 BULB REPLAC EMENT cont. me lamp I rea d" 9 lamp the flat edge of the sc rewdriver to pry the en s away from the headliner . Remove the bulb Reverse the steps to Ins tall a new bulb. Luggag e I rear com Parment...
Page 109: Weekly Checks
Weekly checks Page 7- 2 Miscellaneous checks Engine coolant level 7 -4 Engine oil level Engine oil consumption Automatic transmission fluid level Brake and clutch fluid level Power steering and Washer fluid level 7- 9 Tyres 7- 12 Battery...
Page 110 Chapter 7 VVEEKL Y CHECKS MISCELLANEOUS CHECKS As well as taking your vehicle to be serviced refer to Chapter there are a few simple, weekly checks that the owner or Nominee is recommended to make. These are shown on the following pages. WARNING: The engine cooling fan can start working unexpectedly, even when the engine •...
Page 111 -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 112 Their use will increase costs, may be deirimentai to the operation of your car 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 113 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 114 Automatic transmission fluid level check (if fitted) The fluid level for automatic transmission will be checked for you when your vehicle is taken to your Holden Dealer for servicing, refer to Chapter The automatic transmission fluid level does not require checking by the driver in between these scheduled services.
Page 115 If a fault exists, you should immediately contact your Holden dealer. To add Brake/Clutch fluid, do the following: Wipe the cap and top of the reseNoir clean to prevent contamination of the brake/ •...
Page 116 Clean up any spilt fluid. • If steering fluid is required, refer to Chapter 8 for the specifications. If you often need to add fluid, you should see your Holden dealer. Washer fluid level As washer fluid is constantly used, the level in the vvasher f!uid reservoir should be checked and topped up weekly.
Page 117 Drive over edges slowly and at right angles if possible. When parking, ensure that 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 118 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 119 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 120 Chapter 7-12 WEEKLY CHECKS BATTERY Battery maintenance Your vehicle is fitted with a maintenance free battery, which means that 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 121: Specifications
Specifications Page Specifications 8 -4 Identification labels...
Page 122 60 litres Fuel tank capacity 7.5 litres Coolant capacity 50% Clean water and 50% coolant conforming Cooiant specification to Holden Specification HN2 217 DOT-3 or DOT-4 brake fluid Brake fluid Power steering fluid Dexron® Ill Battery specification 12 volts, 55 amp hours...
Page 123 Chapter 8 SPECI R CA110NS SPEC/FICA TIONS Transmission 4 speed automatic 5 speed manual Transmission transmission transmission Transmission SAE SOW or SAE 75W in cold Esso ATF LT 71141 Fluid type area Clutch fluid type DOT-3 or DOT-4 Dimensions Sedan Hatch Wagon Vehicle...
Page 124 Chapter SPECIRCA110NS /DENT/FICA TION LABELS Safety compliance plate The safety compliance plate is located in the rear luggage compartment in the spare wheel well, adjacent to the spare wheel on the right hand side. Breakdown of Vehicle identification number The Vehicle identification number is broken down the following way: K L A N A 19 B J 6 K 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------- Production sequence...
Page 125 Chapter 8 SPEaFICATlQ\JS /DENT/FICA TION LABELS cont. Vehicle identification number This is the legal identifer for your vehicle, and is used for the identification of spare parts. The vehicle identification plate is located inside the engine bay, on the bulkhead. J06VF0202 The vehicle identification plate is also visible through the windscreen on the top...
Page 126 Chapter 8 SPECIRCAllQ\JS Notes...
Page 127 Cu sto me r Assistance Page Customer assistance Fo r New Zealand Holde n owners Roadside assistance New vehicle warranty Parts and accessories warranty Warranty questions answers...
Page 128 Normally, any problems with the sales, operation, servicing 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 do occur sometimes.
Page 129 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 130 Australia wide. We hope the need never arises, but if it does, we'll be there to help through Holden Roadside Assistance. How does Holden Roadside Assistance work? Holden Roadside Assistance is provided by Holden Ltd.
Page 131 Holden Roadside Assistance stays with the vehicle, so if you sell your vehicle during the 36 month period, it is still eligible for the balance of the Holden Roadside Assistance. The new owner simply registers for the service by using the change of ownership form supplied in the Roadside Assistance booklet.
Page 132 NEW VEHICLE WARRANTY CERTIFICATE New Vehicle Warranty application This Warranty is given by GM Holden Ltd., ABN 84 006 893 232, ('Holden'). The Warranty applies to the vehicle identified on the inside front cover of the service booklet in your vehicle's glovebox.
Page 133 (d) use of incorrect types and grades of fuel, oil or lubricants. (e) alteration of the vehicle by anyone not authorised by Holden. (f) fitting of parts or accessories not recommended by Holden. (g) any work carried out on the vehicle by anyone except an...
Page 134 'Accessories') for the periods and on the conditions set out below. The Warranty covers the correction, during the relevant Warranty Period, of defects in any such Parts and Accessories, by repair or at Holden's option by replacement. Accessories installed to the new vehicle •...
Page 135 Vehicle Warranty) is required to enable your vehicle to be operated safely and it is not practical for you to go to an Authorised Holden Dealer, the service (to the extent that it is necessary to enable your vehicle to be operated safely) may be performed by any other qualified mechanic or repairer.
Page 136 Q 6. Are m y t y res covered b y the Holden New Vehicle Warrant y ? No. The tyres fitted to your vehicle are covered by a separate warranty provided by the tyre manufacturer. Any Authorised Holden Dealer will assist you by discussing any queries which you might have with respect to the tyre manufacturer's warranty with the tyre manufacturer's representative.
Page 137 Holden Dealer it is your responsibility to deliver your vehicle to the servicing Holden Dealer's premises. If, as a result of a defect which is covered by the Holden New Vehicle Warranty, your vehicle cannot be driven safely and you arrange for the nearest Authorised Holden Dealer to carry out the required Holden Warranty service, Holden will accept reasonable towing costs to move your vehicle to the nearest Holden Dealer's premises.
Page 138 Chapter 9 9-12 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE Notes...
Page 139: Tow And Load 1
1 1 0 Tow and Load Page 1 0-2 Loading and towing 10-7 Towing precautions...
Page 140 Chapter 10 10-2 TOW AND LOAD LOADING AND TOWING Trailers The word 'trailer' is used throughout this section and is intended to include all types of towed vehicles, such as a caravan, boat trailer or any other special purpose trailer. Overloading Overloading is a safety hazard and could also shorten the life of your vehicle.
Page 141 Chapter 10 10-3 TOW and LOAD LOADING AND TOWING cont. Gross Vehicle Mass Rating (GVMR) - the maximum allowable laden mass of the vehicle. Gross Combination Mass Rating (GCMR)- the maximum allowable sum of the masses of the towing vehicle and the towed trailer. Gross Towed Mass Rating (GTMR) - the maximum allowable mass of a trailer (including load) that may be towed by the vehicle.
Page 142 Holden will not accept liability for defects occurring in towing equipment not marketed by Holden or for defects in the vehicle arising from the use of such equipment or for loss or injury caused by use of such equipment. The use of such...
Page 143 Chapter 10 10-5 TOW and LOAD LOADING AND TOWING cont. Tow bar ball load When a trailer is connected to the towing vehicle, some of the weight of the trailer is applied through the tow ball to the tow bar and towing vehicle.
Page 144 Remember that bull bars may affect airbag operation. Refer to Chapter 6 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 1500 km of the vehicle's life, do not exceed 80 km/h.
Page 145 Chapter 10 10-7 TOW and LOAD TOWING PRECAUTIONS Your vehicle will handle differently when towing. It is a good idea to make a couple • of short-distance trips with the trailer to become familiar with the handling characteristics of the vehicle when towing. Have your vehicle correctly maintained and serviced.
Page 146 Chapter 10 10-8 TOW AND LOAD Notes...
Page 147 Chapter 11 11 1 CLEANING Cleaning Page Interior cleaning 11-2 11-5 Caring for paint 11-7 Roof, paint polishing, wheels and tyres 11-8 Exterior glass cleaning Cleaning products 11-9...
Page 148 Chapter 11-2 CLEANING INTERIOR CLEANING WARNING: Many cleaners may be 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 149 Note: Clean and protect leather at least twice a year with Holden Leather Cleaner or Mild Saddle Soap and a damp soft cloth. Do not use synthetic cloths or brushes for cleaning the leather as this may damage the leather.
Page 150 Do not bleach or dye seat belts since this may severely weaken them. Cleaning interior glass The interior glass area of the vehicle should be cleaned using Holden Glass Cleaner with a clean soft cloth. Care must be taken when cleaning inside the rear window so as not to damage the demister.
Page 151 Chapter 11 11 5 CLEANING CARING FOR PAINT To help preserve the shiny new vehicle finish, special attention should be given 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 are allowed to build up, they may combine to affect the paint finish.
Page 152 Commercial bitumen and rubber materials can damage PVC coating. Have all work on the underbody performed by a Holden dealership, as it requires knowledge of the specified materials and experience concerning their application. The underbodv should be washed followina the end of the cold weather season to...
Page 153 Chapter 11 7 CLEANING Polishing Under normal circumstances the paint does not need polishing to retain its shine. A weekly wash is sufficient. However, the use of a Polymer Glaze about every three months will reduce the effects of road bloom by removing natural contaminants which can build up on the paint.
Page 154 After the windshield has been cleaned with a wet sponge it should be wiped over with a soft, lint free cloth or chamois. It is recommended that Holden Optikleen be added to the windshield washer reservoir. Wiper blades Oil and road scum thrown up on the windshield will cause smearing when the wipers are switched on, when the dirt is transferred onto the wiper blades.
Page 155 apte 11 g CLEANING CLEANING PRODUCTS PART SIZE DESCRIPTION USAGE NUMBER 92145132 237 ml Quick and Easy Seal s in a deep, l ustrous gl azed finish. Speed Finish Long l ife protection from oxidation, sal t and weather damage. 92145418 437 ml Quick and Easy...
Page 156 Chapter 11 11-10 CLEANING Notes...
Page 157 Servicing Page 12-2 Determining service intervals 12-3 Service intervals 12-4 Servicing 12-6 Maintenance schedule 12-16 Service charges 12-17 Regular service coupons...
Page 158 However, heavy duty towing places a higher demand on the brake system. Therefore, brake fluid should be replaced more often if towing heavy loads. Your Holden Dealer will be able to determine the appropriate service requirements for your vehicle according to your operating conditions.
Page 159 12-3 Chapter 12 SERVICING SERVICE INTERVALS Distance I time based service intervals The first inspection is due at 3000km or 3 months (whichever occurs first). The first service is due at 000 km or 12 months (whichever occurs first). Thereafter, at every 15 000 km or 12 months since the last service (whichever occurs first).
Page 160 The 3 000 km inspection is performed free of charge by the Selling Dealer. A different Holden Dealer may perform this inspection if provided with a Letter of Authority or similar. The Selling Dealer may supply this authorisation upon request.
Page 161 12 5 Chapter 12 SERVICING Notes...
Page 162 Chapter 12-6 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under bonnet *Change engine oil and engine oil filter. Check fluid levels: brake, power steering, clutch, auto transmission and washer. Check coolant % with tester and check level (pressure test if level is low). Only required under severe conditions *Automatic transmission fluid change.
Page 163 12-7 Chapter SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under bonnet *Change engine oil and engine oil filter. Check fluid levels: brake, power steering, clutch, auto transmission and washer. Check coolant with tester and check level (pressure test if level is low). *Automatic transmission fluid change.
Page 164: Cumulative Months (Whichever Occurs First)
Chapter 12 12-8 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under bonnet Check EVAP canister and vapor lines. Check PCV system. Maintenance schedule continued next page.
Page 165 12-9 Chapter 12 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under bonnet Check EVAP canister and vapor lines. Check PCV system. Maintenance schedule continued next page.
Page 166 Chapter 12 12-10 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under vehicle & Check engine transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear and discs for surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures.
Page 167 12-11 Chapter SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under vehicle Check engine & transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear discs for surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures.
Page 168 Chapter 12 12-12 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under vehicle Check manual transaxle oil level. Wheel Alignment. Inspect when abnormal condition is noted Steering wheel and linkage. Check Drive Shaft boots. Maintenance schedule continued next page.
Page 169 12-13 Chapter 12 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Under vehicle Check manual transaxle oil level. Wheel alignment. Inspect when abnormal condition is noted Steering wheel and linkage. Check drive shaft boots. Maintenance schedule continued next page.
Page 170 12-14 Chapter MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Vehicle interior *Check park brake operation. Replace remote control batteries. Seat belt inspection. Check webbing condition, buckle operation and retractor mechanism operation. *Replace Pollen Filter. Note: It is recommended to change the pollen 15,000 filter every kms if vehicle occupants...
Page 171 12-15 Chapter 12 SERVICING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE cont. 1000 km or (whichever occurs first) cumulative months Vehicle interior *Check park brake operation. Replace remote control batteries. Seat belt inspection. Check webbing condition, buckle operation and retractor mechanism operation. *Replace Pollen Filter. Note: It is recommended to change the pollen 15,000...
Page 172 Fault repairs The owner is charged for the repair or replacement of any part found faulty during a service check and not covered by Holden Warranty. Where any deficiencies are noted, such items should be reported to the owner I operator and the extra work authorised.
Page 173 12-17 Chapter 12 SERVICING Free inspection Coupon: km or months 3000 This coupon should not be removed until the vehicle is presented for service. � Owner's Name M rs Miss Other � Address ..................Town £ ....................£...
Page 174 Chapter 12 12-18 SERVICING Under bonnet Check fluid levels: brake, power steering, clutch, automatic transmission and washer. Check coolant inhibitor with tester and check level (pressure test if level low). Check battery terminal security. Check for signs of deterioration and/or leaks from engine, fluid reservoirs, air ducts, all hoses and clamps Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks.
Page 175: Under Bonnet
12-19 Chapter SERVICING Service Coupon: 15 000 km or 12 months "0 from the last service (whichever occurs first) ·2 Q) 0 I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon . I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants as listed: a>...
Page 176 Chapter 12 12-20 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Inspect brake and clutch system. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 177 Chapter 12 12-21 SERVICING Service Coupon: 22 500 km or 6 months ""0 from the last major service (whichever occurs first) <ri E Only required for vehicles that are operated in .S:? 0 extreme conditions. � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. �...
Page 178 Chapter 12 12-22 SERVICING...
Page 179: Check Battery Terminal Security
Chapter 12 12-23 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 30 000 "'0 Q) Q) from the last service (whichever occurs first) "2 0 I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. (/) Q) I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants as listed: c (/) 0 �...
Page 180 Chapter 12 12-24 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 181 12-25 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: 37 500 km months . -o (]) (]) from the last major service (whichever occurs first) -� E 2: 0 Only required for vehicles that are operated in (]) 't: (f) (]) extreme conditions. _cO..
Page 182 Chapter 12 12-26 SERVICING...
Page 183: Drain And Refill Cooling System With Recommended Inhibitor And Clean Fresh Water. Clean The Outside Of The Radiator And A/C Condenser
12-27 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 45 000 a)i::i · ::; E from the last service (whichever occurs first) (D 0 I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon . C/)'t: I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants -co..
Page 184 Chapter 12 12-28 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 185 12-29 Chapter 12 SERVICING km or months Service Coupon: 52 500 '"0 from the last major service (whichever occurs first) <ri E Only required for vehicles that are operated in .� 0 c't: extreme conditions. c � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. ·...
Page 186 Chapter 12 12-30 SERVICING...
Page 187: Replace Spark Plugs
12-3 1 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: 60 000 km or 12 months ' (].) from the last service (whichever occurs first) � - � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. (].)'t: I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants (].) .r::, O.
Page 188 Chapter 12 12-32 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 189 12-33 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 67 500 . -o (]) (]) from the last major service (whichever occurs first) -� E Only required for vehicles that are operated in <l>'t en <l> extreme conditions.* _cO.. c en 0 (]) I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon.
Page 190 Chapter 12 12-34 SERVICING...
Page 191 12-35 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 75 000 a:)i:5 () Q) · ::;: from the last service (whichever occurs first) (i) 0 (/) 't: I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon . ..c Q) I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants as listed: E �...
Page 192 Chapter 12 12-36 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check and adjust park brake. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 193 12-37 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 82 500 from the last major service (whichever occurs first) a) E Only required for vehicles that are operated in . � c't:: extreme conditions.* � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. �...
Page 194 Chapter 12 12-38 SERVICING...
Page 195 Chapter 12 12-39 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 90 000 a)i::i (].) · - E from the last service (whichever occurs first) ..(].) 0 (/) 't: I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon . (].) I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants 0 (/)
Page 196 Chapter 12 12-40 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 197 12-41 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 97 500 (]) (]) from the last major service (whichever occurs first) .� E > ,_ (]) 't: Only required for vehicles that are operated in ..c Q. extreme conditions. I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. �...
Page 198 Chapter 12 12-42 SERVICING...
Page 199 Chapter 1 2 12-43 SERVICING 105 000 Service Coupon: km or months �-o ·- 2: E from the last service (whichever occurs first) I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. £� I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants �...
Page 200 Chapter 12 12-44 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 201 Chapter 1 2 12-45 SERVICING Service Coupon: 112 500 km or months . "'0 Q) Q) from the last major service (whichever occurs first) -� E > ..Only required for vehicles that are operated in ..0 Q) 't: C/) Q) extreme conditions.
Page 202 Chapter 12 12-46 SERVICING...
Page 203 12-47 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 120 000 · ij � from the last service (whichever occurs first) -� I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. (f)'t: I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants +-oO..
Page 204 Chapter 12 12-48 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 205 Chapter 12 12-49 SERVICING Service Coupon: 127 500 km or 6 months Q)lj from the last major service (whichever occurs first) · ..Only required for vehicles that are operated in CfJ't: extreme conditions..I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. "...
Page 206 Chapter 12 12-50 SERVICING...
Page 207 12 - 51 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 135 000 "0 � from the last service (whichever occurs first) "2 § I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. (f)'t: I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants ..
Page 208 Chapter 12 12-52 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 209 12-53 Chapter 1 2 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 142 500 a)i:::i <D from the last major service (whichever occurs first) · - " (1) 0 Only required for vehicles that are operated in (/)'t: <D extreme conditions. -co.. 0 (/) E �...
Page 210 Chapter 12 12-54 SERVICING...
Page 211 12-55 Chapter 12 SERVICING a) . . Service Coupon: km or months 150 000 � .� 2: E from the last service (whichever occurs first) (]) ..(/) 0 I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. £�...
Page 212 Chapter 12 12-56 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 213 12-57 Chapter 1 2 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 157 500 "0 from the last major service (whichever occurs first) " � "2: 0 Only required for vehicles that are operated in Q)'t: extreme conditions.* ..cO. c � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants ·...
Page 214 Chapter 12 12-58 SERVICING...
Page 215 12-59 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 165 000 "'0 � from the last service (whichever occurs first) � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. (J)'t: I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants ..
Page 216 Chapter 12 12-60 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 217 12-61 Chapter 12 SERVICING km or months Service Coupon: 172 500 a.i"O (.) Q.) from the last major service (whichever occurs first) · Q.) 0 Only required tor vehicles that are operated in C/)'t: ..c.. extreme conditions. � I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon.
Page 218 Chapter 12 12-62 SERVICING...
Page 219 12-63 Chapter 12 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 180 000 · -o � from the last service (whichever occurs first) § -� Cf)'t: I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. ..c Q) I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants - Q.
Page 220 Chapter 12 12-64 SERVICING Under bonnet cont. Brake Fluid Change every years (regardless of km) Clutch Fluid Change every years (regardless of km) Coolant Change every years (regardless of km) Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check and adjust park brake.
Page 221 12-65 Chapter SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 187 500 a)i:i (].) from the last major service (whichever occurs first) -:;: E Q5 0 Only required for vehicles that are operated in (/) 't:: (].) extreme conditions.* ..I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. "2: I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants <D...
Page 222 Chapter 12 12-66 SERVICING...
Page 223 12-67 Chapter 1 2 SERVICING 195 000 �-o Service Coupon: km or months ·- 2: E from the last service (whichever occurs first) Q) ..£� I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. � I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants as listed: -�...
Page 224 Chapter 12 12-68 SERVICING Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear. Disc surface condition. Check wheel nut torque, tyre wear and tyre pressures. Check and adjust park brake. Check all brake and fuel pipes and hoses for condition, attachment and routing.
Page 225 12-69 Chapter 1 2 SERVICING Service Coupon: km or months 202 500 a>-D (..) (].) · from the last major service (whichever occurs first) ..(].) 0 (/)'t: Only required for vehicles that are operated in ..c (].) - Cl.. extreme conditions.
Page 226 Chapter 12 12-70 SERVICING...
Page 227 12 - 71 Chapter 12 SERVICING 210 000 km Service Coupon: months · -o from the last service (whichever occurs first) · - "' I authorise performance of the services specified on this coupon. Cl)'t: £� I understand that I will be charged for the time, parts and lubricants as listed: "2: 1 .5 hours labour...
Page 228 Chapter 12 12-72 SERVICING Under bonnet cont. Check PCV system. Brake Fluid Change every years (regardless of km). Clutch Fluid Change every years (regardless of km). Coolant Change every years (regardless of km). Under vehicle Check engine and transmission for leaks. Inspect front and rear disc pads for wear.
Page 229 ..........Dashboard layout ......Dealers (Authorised Holden) ..Demister 1-17 .
Page 230 ........Flashers Holden Dealers ......
Page 231 INDEX cont. Jack New vehicle running-in ....4-4 ..........Jump starting 6-12 New vehicle warranty...
Page 232 INDEX cont. Radiator ..- See "Cooling system" Tachometer ......Radio 1-10 Tailgate lock ..

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