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  • Page 1 AH ASTRA AH Astra Owner’s Handbook...
  • Page 2 Change of name, address or ownership In the event of a Safety Recall, or for various reasons, Holden may need to contact you as the owner of this vehicle. If you have recently changed your address, or name, or purchased this vehicle second-hand, please help us to help you by taking a few minutes to fill in and mail the forms at the beginning of the Service/warranty booklet.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CHAPTERS Dashboard ........... 1A Audio system ........1B Locks ............2 Know your vehicle ........3 Driving ............4 Fuel ............5 Emergencies ...........6 Weekly checks ........7 Specifications .........8 Tow and load ..........9 Cleaning ..........10 Index...
  • Page 4 Please note that all information, illustrations and specifications in this Handbook are based on the latest production information available at the time of printing. Holden reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation.
  • Page 5 TwinTop convertible hardtop Main menu Electrical system warning Sound settings Volumes The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts). ESP is a registered trademark of Daimler Chrysler AG.
  • Page 6 Chapter 4 – Driving Chapter 7 – Weekly checks Engine starting Miscellaneous checks Safety Under bonnet checks Engine coolant level Automatic transmission Brake/clutch fluid level Petrol (4 speed) Washer fluid level Diesel (6 speed) Battery Manual transmission Engine oil level check Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) Adding engine oil Electronic Stability Program (ESP...

  • Page 7: Dashboard

    Triple information display Board information display ..1A-35 Multi-information display ..1A-40 Bonnet release ......1A-49 Cruise control ......1A-50 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).

  • Page 8: Dashboard Layout

    1A-2 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD DASHBoARD LAYoUT AH06_VF_001...
  • Page 9 1A-3 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD DASHBoARD LAYoUT cont. Page 1 Side air vents ....................1A-18 2 Front passenger airbag ..................3-18 3 Centre air vents..................... 1A-18 4 Switches for: • Heated front passenger seat ..............1A-19 • Sport mode ..............4-8, 4-12, 4-16, 4-17 5 Hazard flasher....................

  • Page 10: Steering And Horn

    1A-4 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD STEERInG AnD HoRn TILT/REACH STEERInG Move the lock lever downwards to adjust the height and reach of the steering wheel. Push the lock lever upwards to set the adjustment, ensuring the lever clicks into position. Before driving, jiggle the steering wheel to ensure it has locked securely.

  • Page 11: Ignition Switch

    1A-5 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD IGnITIon SWITCH Ignition 0 LOCK: Ignition off and steering locked (when the key is removed). 1 OFF: Steering unlocked, ignition off. 2 ON: Ignition on. Diesel engine preheat 3 START: Start the engine. Release the steering column lock To release the lock, move the steering wheel slightly and turn the key to position 1.

  • Page 12: Instrumentation

    1A-6 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD InSTRUmEnTATIon GAUGES Speedometer The speedometer indicates vehicle speed in kilometres per hour (km/h). Tachometer The tachometer indicates engine speed in revolutions per minute (rpm). Odometer/tripmeter The small window in the instrument cluster is used for the odometer, clock tripmeter.
  • Page 13 Have service work performed within a week or 500 km. Contact your Holden Dealer. When InSP2 appears in the trip odometer display with the ignition switched on, this indicates that an exterior lamp bulb has failed.

  • Page 14: Warning/Reminder Indications

    Holden Dealer as soon as possible. However, if the light flashes while driving, reduce speed until the light stops flashing and take the vehicle to a Holden Dealer as soon as possible. Engine cooling If it illuminates when driving, a fault has occurred in the engine cooling system or the air conditioning system.
  • Page 15 Anti-lock Brake System (ABS). The brake system remains operational but without ABS assistance. Refer to Anti-lock brake system in chapter 4. Consult your Holden Dealer as soon as possible.
  • Page 16 If it does not extinguish or if it illuminates when driving, there is a defect in the airbag/seat belt pretensioner system and they may not function correctly, especially in an accident. Consult your Holden Dealer as soon as possible. Seat belt The seat belt warning light flashes when the ignition is switched on unless/until the driver’s seat belt is engaged.

  • Page 17: Wipers And Washers

    1A-11 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD WIPERS AnD WASHERS Windscreen wipers The lever on the left of the steering wheel column controls the windscreen wipers when the ignition is on. Move the lever upwards to turn the windscreen wipers on or to select the next higher wiper speed.
  • Page 18 1A-12 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD WIPERS AnD WASHERS cont. Rear window wiper and washer Push the lever away from you to the first stop position to turn on the rear wiper. In this position, the rear wiper operates at an intermittent speed. To switch off the rear wiper, push the lever away from you once again.

  • Page 19: Lights

    1A-13 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIGHTS ExTERIoR LIGHTS Light switch Turn the dial to select the following: Parking lights Headlights and parking lights An audible warning reminds you when you are leaving the vehicle and have left the headlights or park lights on. High/low beam With the headlights switched on, push the lever away from you until you feel a click,...
  • Page 20 1A-14 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIGHTS cont. Headlight levelling adjustment Adjust the headlight levelling to suit the current load in the vehicle by selecting 0, 1, 2 or 3 when the headlights are on. Push to extract the knob, push again to retract the knob.
  • Page 21 1A-15 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIGHTS cont. Instrument illumination When the vehicle lights are on, adjust the brightness of the display by using the knob to the right of the light switch. Push to extract the knob, push again to retract the knob. Turn signals To signal a turn, move the lever in the direction that you intend turning the...
  • Page 22 1A-16 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD LIGHTS cont. Lights off delay The low beam headlights and the reversing lights can be set to turn off 30 seconds after leaving the vehicle. This feature is of particular benefit when parking in unlit parking areas, driveways and garages. To activate: 1.

  • Page 23: Audio System

    1A-17 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD STEERInG WHEEL AUDIo ConTRoLS Audio system If switched on, the audio system stays on until the key is removed from the ignition. Remember to remove the key when leaving the vehicle for any length of time or you may flatten the battery.

  • Page 24: Ventilation System

    1A-18 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD VEnTILATIon SYSTEm Air intake This vehicle features a flow-through ventilation system for your comfort. Under reasonable conditions, it should not be necessary to open the windows at any time. Outside air is drawn into the vehicle through the exterior opening in front of the windscreen.

  • Page 25: Manual Heater, Air-Conditioning

    1A-19 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mAnUAL HEATER, AIR-ConDITIonInG Heated front seats Seat heating only operates when the ignition is switched on. To switch on: Press the ß switch one or more times to set the desired heat setting. The indicator lights in the switch show which of the three heating levels is active.
  • Page 26 1A-20 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mAnUAL HEATER, AIR-ConDITIonInG cont. Fan dial The fan dial is a rotary switch which is used for selecting the rate of air flow. x = Off. 1 = Low. 2 = Medium low. 3 = Medium high. 4 = High.
  • Page 27 1A-21 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mAnUAL HEATER, AIR-ConDITIonInG cont. HEATInG The amount of heat is dependent on the coolant temperature and is therefore not fully attained until the engine is warm. For rapid warming of the passenger compartment: • Switch off the air conditioner. •...
  • Page 28 1A-22 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mAnUAL HEATER, AIR-ConDITIonInG cont. AIR ConDITIonInG Air conditioning not only cools the air but also removes moisture. If the temperature dial is moved away from extreme cold, the air is reheated before entering the cabin. Switch the air conditioning on by pushing the n button. A light in the switch illuminates when the air conditioning is operating.
  • Page 29 1A-23 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mAnUAL HEATER, AIR-ConDITIonInG cont. DEmISTInG • Press the n button to turn the air conditioning on. • Switch the air intake button to fresh. Note Air intake will automatically switch from recirculation to fresh air when the vents dial is rotated to demist mode.

  • Page 30: Semi Automatic Air-Conditioning System

    1A-24 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD SEmI AUTomATIC AIR-ConDITIonInG SYSTEm Semi automatic air-conditioning provides a uniformly comfortable interior regardless of the weather, outside temperature or season. To ensure a constant and comfortable climate in the vehicle, the temperature of the inflowing air and the air-flow rate are changed automatically based on climate conditions outside the vehicle.
  • Page 31 1A-25 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD SEmI AUTomATIC AIR-ConDITIonInG SYSTEm cont. Temperature preset Set the rotary switch to a value between 17 °C and 27 °C. Intermediate settings are possible. The selected temperature is maintained. For reasons of comfort, temperature can only be changed in small increments. There is no temperature control for settings below 17 °C (all the way left) or above 27 °C (all the way right).
  • Page 32 1A-26 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD SEmI AUTomATIC AIR-ConDITIonInG SYSTEm cont. Manual air recirculation mode The air recirculation system prevents the entry of outside air and the air in the passenger compartment is circulated. Press the 4 button – the control indicator in the button will illuminate. The exchange of fresh air is reduced in air recirculation mode.
  • Page 33 1A-27 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD SEmI AUTomATIC AIR-ConDITIonInG SYSTEm cont. Heating The amount of heat is dependent on the coolant temperature and is thus not fully attained until the engine is warm. For rapid warming of the passenger compartment: • Set the air distribution switch to the desired position – see Air distribution setting previously in this chapter.
  • Page 34 1A-28 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD SEmI AUTomATIC AIR-ConDITIonInG SYSTEm cont. Window demisting WARNING Disregarding the settings described can cause the windows to become misted up which can lead to accidents due to lack of proper vision. Misted windows, due to e.g. damp weather, damp clothing or low outside temperatures: •...
  • Page 35 1A-29 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD CLImATE ConTRoL Electronic climate control The system provides maximum comfort in any weather, at any outside temperature and during any season. To ensure a constant and comfortable climate in the vehicle, the temperature of the inflowing air, the airflow rate and the air distribution are changed automatically according to climatic conditions outside the vehicle.

  • Page 36: Climate Control

    1A-30 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. CLImATE ConTRoL Manual settings Under certain circumstances (for example, iced or misted windows) the functions of the electronic climate control system can be changed manually. Electronic climate control settings can be changed via the centre rotary knob. The buttons and menu buttons are depicted on the display.
  • Page 37 1A-31 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. CLImATE ConTRoL Activating and deactivating the air conditioning The air conditioner is automatically regulated to provide the greatest possible comfort with the least amount of fuel consumption. cooling dehumidification unnecessary (in order to save fuel), switch off the air conditioning.
  • Page 38 1A-32 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. CLImATE ConTRoL Fan regulation in automatic mode Fan regulation in automatic mode can be modified. In the menu for manual settings, select the item for the Autom. blower. Select the desired regulation. Depending on the setting, the maximum airflow, and therefore the noise level, will increase.
  • Page 39 Do not cover the sensor between the air vents in front of the windscreen. Maintenance Operate the air conditioner at least once a month for a few minutes, regardless of the weather and time of year. If a fault occurs in the electronic climate control system, consult a Holden Dealer.

  • Page 40: Triple Information Display

    Display of --.-°C or F in the display indicates a fault. Contact a Holden Dealer to have the cause remedied. Setting date and time 1. Switch on the ignition and switch off the audio system.
  • Page 41 The relevant menu options are then shown on the subsequent row of the display. Note An F in the display indicates a fault consult your Holden Dealer. Select options via the menus and with the buttons/four-way button on the audio system...

  • Page 42: Board Information Display

    1A-36 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. BoARD InfoRmATIon DISPLAY System settings Press the Settings button of the audio system. Menu item Audio or System will appear. Press the lower button of the four-way button to reach menu item System. After pressing the right-hand part of the four-way button, the first function of the System menu is shown.
  • Page 43 1A-37 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. BoARD InfoRmATIon DISPLAY Ignition logic Refer to Switching on/off in chapter 1B. Language selection You can select the display language for some functions. Select the menu item for language from the Settings menu and make the desired setting.
  • Page 44 1A-38 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. BoARD InfoRmATIon DISPLAY Trip computer The trip computer provides information on driving data, which is continually recorded and evaluated electronically. Access trip computer vehicle data by pressing the BC button on the audio system or the left adjuster wheel on the steering wheel.
  • Page 45 1A-39 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD cont. BoARD InfoRmATIon DISPLAY Range Range is calculated from current fuel tank content and instantaneous consumption. The display shows average values. After refuelling, the vehicle updates the range automatically after a brief delay. If the fuel in the tank will allow less than 50 km of travel, the warning Range appears on the display.
  • Page 46 1A-40 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY Multi-information display Functions and settings of some equipment can be accessed via the multi-information display. These functions are marked/executed from the menus in the display using the left adjuster wheel on the steering wheel, the multi-function button on the audio system or the four-way button on the audio system.
  • Page 47 1A-41 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. Four-way button Select options via the menus and with buttons/four-way button audio system. Menus and displays Some menus and displays can be accessed by selecting the function from the top row of the display. System settings The settings are accessed via the Settings menu.
  • Page 48 1A-42 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. Setting date and time • Select Time, Date from the Settings menu. The menu for Time, Date will be displayed. • Select the menu items required. Language selection You can select the display language for some functions.
  • Page 49 1A-43 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. Setting units of measure You can select which units of measure are to be used. • Select Units from the Settings menu. The available units are displayed. • Select the desired unit. Selections are indicated by a o in front of the menu item.
  • Page 50 1A-44 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. Trip computer The trip computer provides information on driving data, which is continually registered and evaluated electronically. There are two trip computers that register and evaluate data independently from one another. To display trip computer driving data, press the BC button on the audio system and select the trip computer function in the display or press the left adjuster wheel...
  • Page 51 1A-45 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. Trip computer – instantaneous consumption The display changes depending on speed: Display in l/h below 13 km/h. Display in l/100 km above 13 km/h. Trip computer – distance travelled Displays the number of kilometres driven. Measurement can be restarted at any time. Trip computer –...
  • Page 52 1A-46 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. The value for the selected function will be reset and recalculated. Select All values to reset all information in the trip computer. After resetting, ‘---’ is displayed with the trip computer information selected. The recalculated values are displayed after a brief delay.
  • Page 53 1A-47 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD mULTI-InfoRmATIon DISPLAY cont. Outside temperature A fall in outside temperature is indicated immediately and a rise in temperature after a time delay. A warning message is shown in the display as a warning for icy road surfaces. There is no message below -5 °C.

  • Page 54: Multi-Information Display

    6. Brake Pad The front disc brake pads are worn down to the minimum thickness. Consult your Holden Dealer to have the brake pads replaced. Wash Fluid The windscreen washer fluid level is too low. Top up the washer Level check fluid.

  • Page 55: Bonnet Release

    1A-49 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD BonnET RELEASE The bonnet release is located below the dashboard on the driver’s side. From inside the vehicle, pull the bonnet release lever towards you. This allows the bonnet to release but the safety catch prevents it from opening. To open the bonnet completely, lift the safety catch upwards.

  • Page 56: Cruise Control

    1A-50 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD CRUISE ConTRoL The cruise control maintains the vehicle’s speed without the driver having their foot on the accelerator pedal and operates at speeds over 30 km/h. For safety reasons, the cruise control cannot be activated until the foot brake has been operated at least once.
  • Page 57 1A-51 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD CRUISE ConTRoL cont. Resuming the stored speed Tap the button when the vehicle’s speed is above 30 km/h. The speed selected before the cruise control was switched off is resumed. The stored speed is erased when the ignition is switched off. The cruise control indicator illuminates for a few seconds when the ignition is switched on.
  • Page 58 1A-52 Chapter 1A DASHBOARD noTES...
  • Page 59 Trouble shooting (all models) ..1B-59 General notes ......1B-61 The asterisk signifies equipment options not Notes on compact discs .... 1B-64 in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, Glossary ........1B-65 optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
  • Page 60 1B-2 Chapter 1B AUDIO STEERInG WHEEL REmoTE ConTRoLS ALL moDELS...
  • Page 61 1B-3 Chapter 1B AUDIO STEERInG WHEEL REmoTE ConTRoLS cont. ALL moDELS Depending on the vehicle type, on of two types of steering-wheel remote controls are installed. Turn: move cursor. Press: confirm selection. Radio: next stored station. CD: restart CD. MP3: next directory. Change between radio and CD mode.
  • Page 62 1B-4 Chapter 1B AUDIO oVERVIEW CD, SRI AnD CDTI CD 30 MP3 AH07_VF_1B047...
  • Page 63 1B-5 Chapter 1B AUDIO oVERVIEW cont. CD, SRI AnD CDTI Operating elements Activate the AM or AM-AS level. Activate/deactivate the AS level. Automatic station store. Adjust the sensitivity of the station search. Activate the FM or FM-AS level. TUNER Switch on radio mode; toggle between the FM and AM levels. Board computer Radio: manual and automatic station search.
  • Page 64 1B-6 Chapter 1B AUDIO GEnERAL InfoRmATIon General information about this manual • The CD 30 MP3 brings you state-of-the-art car infotainment. • For each waveband (FM, AM) the tuner has nine manual and nine automatic station memories. • Using the localising function, the automatic station search is limited to the radio stations with the strongest reception.
  • Page 65 1B-7 Chapter 1B AUDIO GEnERAL InfoRmATIon cont. Triple info display (TID) Displays: • Time. • External temperature. • The date or audio system, if it is switched on. Board Info display (BID) Displays: • Time. • External temperature. • The day of the week or audio system, if it is switched on.
  • Page 66 1B-8 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATInG THE SYSTEm Switching on and off • Press button The audio system switches on/off. Switching on and off with the ignition (automatic switch on) If automatic switch on is activated, the audio system can also be switched on and off with the ignition.
  • Page 67 The external source is automatically connected with a control signal from the appliance, even if the audio system is switched off. “Extern In” is displayed if this is the case. We recommend that you have extra appliances installed by an Holden Dealer.
  • Page 68 1B-10 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATInG THE SYSTEm cont. STEERInG WHEEL REmoTE ConTRoL SYSTEm The following steering wheel controls are supplied for your convenience and to improve road safety: Rotary control turn: Board computer entry , manual station search TID only up or down for a manual station search.
  • Page 69 1B-11 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATInG THE SYSTEm cont. buttons: Search buttons • Radio: Press lightly: search up/down. Press harder: continuous forward/ backward frequency scan; release the button to search for the next/previous station. • CD/MP3: Press lightly: skip track forwards/ backwards Press harder: fast track forward/backward Rotary control Volume control...
  • Page 70 1B-12 Chapter 1B AUDIO mAIn DISPLAY The main display is the display that appears after the audio system is switched on. • This display varies with the equipment in the vehicle. The following information might be displayed: time, external temperature, audio information, board computer information or date,...
  • Page 71 1B-13 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS Use the SETTINGS button to select the following system and sound settings: • Fader: Volume distribution front – rear • Balance: Volume distribution left – right • Sound: Choice of six preset sound settings •...
  • Page 72 1B-14 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS cont. Balance This function allows you to adjust the volume for the driver and the front passenger sides. • Press the SETTINGS button. Depending on the type, the display shows “Audio” or the settings menu. •...
  • Page 73 1B-15 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS cont. SDVC To compensate for ambient and rolling noise, the audio system volume adjusts to the speed of the vehicle. You can use the SDVC function to adjust the speed dependent volume. • Press the SETTINGS button.
  • Page 74 1B-16 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS cont. • If you press the SETTINGS button again after you have made the changes you will go back a level in the settings menu. • If after making the changes you press one of the function buttons, FM , AM TUNER , CD/MP3...
  • Page 75 1B-17 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS cont. Bass Use this function to set the low tones. • Please note that any sound optimisation settings made previously will be deactivated. • The bass settings apply to the current audio source and are stored separately for FM, AM and CD.
  • Page 76 1B-18 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo Switch on the audio system • Press the OI button. The infotainment indicator appears on the display. The audio source most recently selected plays. Radio mode If you wish to listen to the radio while a CD is playing, proceed as specified below: •...
  • Page 77 1B-19 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Automatic station search The radio searches for the next station for which there is reception. • This function is only available in radio mode. • If LOC is active, the radio searches for the station with the next strongest signal. If it is not active, the radio searches for the next station with a signal.
  • Page 78 1B-20 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. LOC (LOCAL/DX function) The LOC function has two search levels with different sensitivities. • Press the LOC key. The current status, “LOC ON” or “LOC OFF”, is displayed. • Press the LOC button again to switch on the LOC function. The first search carried out is at the highest sensitivity level (LOCAL) to look for the station with the next strongest signal.
  • Page 79 1B-21 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Automatic Storing (AS) Autostore is possible in the FM and AM wavebands. These stations are stored in a separate AS memory. To automatically store stations, proceed as specified below: • Select the waveband required. •...
  • Page 80 1B-22 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD/mP3 PLAYER This device plays standard 12 cm CDs. WARNING • Shape CDs are not suitable for playing. No liability is accepted for damage to the CD drive caused by unsuitable CDs. • Do not insert DVDs into the CD drive. Audio CDs are being manufactured with mechanisms to protect them from unauthorised reproduction.
  • Page 81 1B-23 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD/mP3 PLAYER cont. If you wish to have your files in the correct order, use a recording software which arranges the files in alphanumerical order. Should your software not feature this, you can also sort the files manually. To do this, you need to enter a number in front of the file name, e.g.
  • Page 82 1B-24 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD/mP3 PLAYER cont. Changing the display type You can choose between several display types. • Press the CD/MP3 button twice. “CD info” appears on the display. • Press the arrow buttons to select the display type. After around 5 seconds, the display type selected is applied.
  • Page 83 1B-25 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD/mP3 PLAYER cont. Selecting an MP3 album If your MP3 CD contains several albums you can select the album you want as follows: • Press the CD/MP3 button. The CD track last played is displayed. • Tap the arrow buttons until the album you want appears on the display.
  • Page 84 1B-26 Chapter 1B AUDIO oVERVIEW CDx, SRI TURBo AnD TWInToP...
  • Page 85 1B-27 Chapter 1B AUDIO oVERVIEW cont. CDx, SRI TURBo AnD TWInToP On/off: press briefly. Audio source muting: press longer. Volume adjustment: turn clockwise to increase volume and anti- clockwise to decrease volume. 2 FM/AM Radio mode/switch between FM and AM. 3 CDC CD changer programme selection.
  • Page 86 1B-28 Chapter 1B AUDIO GEnERAL InfoRmATIon General notes on this instruction manual • The CDC 40 OPERA offers you state-of-the art car infotainment. • The tuner has nine manual and nine automatic station memories for each waveband (FM, AM). • Using the localising function, the automatic station search is limited to the radio stations with the strongest reception.
  • Page 87 1B-29 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon Switching on/off • Press the power on/off button The audio system is switched on/off. Switching on and off with the ignition (ignition logic) When the audio system is switched on, it can be switched off and on again via the ignition.
  • Page 88 The external source is automatically switched through by means of a control signal from the appliance connected, even if the audio system is switched off. External In is displayed. We recommend having appliances installed by your Holden Dealer. Menu concept The audio systems menu structure features various types of menu pages: •...
  • Page 89 1B-31 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon cont. Stay pages: Stay pages are menu pages where you stay, e.g. if you’re listening to the radio or a CD. Stay pages also contain menu items which can be selected and lead you to other stay or settings pages.
  • Page 90 1B-32 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon cont. In the following audio system instructions, the actions described previously are summarised into the following action: • Select the menu item. • In some menus, settings are made by turning the multifunction knob. • Active functions are identified by a checked checkbox () or a selected option field () in front of the menu item.
  • Page 91 1B-33 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon cont. Selecting the main menu To access the main menu, proceed as follows: • Turn the multifunction knob to the right until menu item Main appears. • Press the multifunction knob The main menu is displayed. Repeat the following steps until the main menu is displayed: •...
  • Page 92 1B-34 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon cont. Selecting the tuner menu You are in the audio menu. • Select menu item FM or AM. The tuner menu is displayed. You are in the main menu and are listening to the radio. •...
  • Page 93 1B-35 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon cont. Selecting the sound menu You are in the audio menu. • Select menu item Sound. The sound menu is displayed. • Press button SOUND The sound menu or the last selected sub-menu is displayed. After leaving a sub-menu (by pressing button SOUND ), you may get directly to this sub-menu the next time you press the according function button.
  • Page 94 1B-36 Chapter 1B AUDIO oPERATIon cont. Leaving a menu with the function buttons You can exit a menu by using the function buttons. Button CDC: • Press button CDC The CD menu or the last selected submenu is displayed. If no CD is inserted, the CD-Changer menu appears. Refer to Inserting a CD previously in this chapter.
  • Page 95 1B-37 Chapter 1B AUDIO STEERInG WHEEL REmoTE ConTRoLS The following steering-wheel buttons are available to increase driving safety and to facilitate operation: Setting wheel The setting wheel provides the same functions as the multifunction knob. Button Station memory, CD • If pressing button , then the audio system changes to the next stored station or the next CD.
  • Page 96 1B-38 Chapter 1B AUDIO mAIn mEnU The main menu is the display providing you with information only. You can select between the two main menu views audio and onboard computer Depending on the vehicle equipment, the display can be different. To access the main menu, proceed as follows: •...
  • Page 97 1B-39 Chapter 1B AUDIO mAIn mEnU cont. Outside temperature Indication of the current outside temperature. Refer to Information displays in chapter 1A. Onboard computer information Display of the onboard computer information selected with the BC button. Refer to Information displays in chapter 1A. Check control Refer to Information displays in chapter 1A.
  • Page 98 1B-40 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS The following menu items are available in the sound menu which can be accessed via button SOUND • Treble - Bass: Enhance or attenuate high and low frequencies. • Balance - Fader Volume distribution left-right and front rear.
  • Page 99 1B-41 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS cont. Balance Use this function to adjust left/right volume distribution. • Select menu item Balance - Fader in the sound menu, button SOUND The Fader - Balance menu is displayed. • Select menu item Balance. The Balance slider is marked.
  • Page 100 1B-42 Chapter 1B AUDIO SoUnD SETTInGS cont. EQ mode Use this function to select equalisation sound modes. • Select menu item EQ Mode in the sound menu, button SOUND The EQ Mode menu is displayed. The following options are available: Jazz, Speech, Pop, Classic, Rock, User (user- defined sound setting, refer to Equalizer below).
  • Page 101 1B-43 Chapter 1B AUDIO VoLUmES The following menu items are available in the volume menu: • SDVC: Speed-dependent volume control. • Start-up volume: Maximum volume at switch-on. • External in: Volume of an external audio source, e.g. mobile phone. SDVC To compensate ambient and road noise, the audio systems volume is adjusted to the speed of the vehicle.
  • Page 102 1B-44 Chapter 1B AUDIO VoLUmES cont. External In Use this function to adjust the volume of external audio sources such as a mobile phone. This function is set in the tuner FM/AM or CD button CDC menu. • Press button SETTINGS The audio settings menu is displayed.
  • Page 103 1B-45 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo Switching the audio system on • Press button The audio source last selected is played. Radio mode Switch from CD mode to radio mode as shown below: • Press button FM/AM The tuner menu is displayed. station last selected...
  • Page 104 1B-46 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Automatic station search • Briefly press the rocker switch < Seek is displayed. The radio is muted until a station is found. If you know the frequency of the desired station, then keep the rocker switch <...
  • Page 105 1B-47 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Manual station search The manual station search is used to tune in to stations of known frequencies. Station search with the rocker switch: • Press the rocker switch until the desired frequency is reached. <...
  • Page 106 1B-48 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Manual storing: Two options are available for manual station storing: Tune in to the desired station. Refer to Station search previously in this chapter. Keep the station button pressed to which the tuned-in station is to be stored.
  • Page 107 1B-49 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Switching between AS and AM/FM band Switching to AS band: If the Autostore menu item is not available in the tuner menu, proceed as follows: • Select menu item AS band: The radio switches to AS band of the selected wave band.
  • Page 108 1B-50 Chapter 1B AUDIO RADIo cont. Recalling a preset station with a list: You are in the tuner menu, button FM/AM • Select menu item Preset. The Presets list is displayed. The station currently tuned in is marked with an arrow. •...
  • Page 109 1B-51 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER The audio system is equipped with a CD-Changer for six CDs. The changer can play commercially available 12-cm CDs. WARNING Danger – destroying the CD-drive! • Where applicable, remove the protection film from the unlabelled side of the CD.
  • Page 110 1B-52 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER cont. CD playback Switch from radio mode to CD mode as follows: One or several CDs are in the CD changer. • Press button CDC The CD menu is displayed. The selected CD compartment and the track are displayed.
  • Page 111 1B-53 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER cont. Fast forward/backward search To find a certain location on a CD, proceed as follows: You’re listening to the track. • Keep rocker switch pressed until the desired location is displayed. < The CD changer plays back the CD at increased speed and reduced volume. You are in the CD menu, button CDC •...
  • Page 112 1B-54 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER cont. CD extras The following option fields are available in the extras menu: Normal: This option is used to deactivate the functions Random CD/Magazine, Repeat Track and Scan CD. Random CD: refer to Random Play CD/Magazine below.
  • Page 113 1B-55 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER cont. Repeat track The Repeat Track function repeats the current track. Activating repeat track: You’re listening to a track. • Keep rocker switch pressed until the symbol is displayed. < The track will be repeated until the function is deactivated. You are in the CD menu, button CDC •...
  • Page 114 1B-56 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER cont. Deactivating scan CD: • Keep the rocker switch pressed until the I symbol is no longer displayed. < • Select a new track (refer to Track selection previously in this chapter). You are in the CD menu, button CDC Select menu item Extras.
  • Page 115 1B-57 Chapter 1B AUDIO CD CHAnGER cont. Ejecting a CD • Press button > CD-Changer menu displayed. The station last tuned in is received. • Select the desired CD. The CD changer ejects the CD. • Remove the CD. If the CD is not removed, it is automatically re-inserted after a few seconds.
  • Page 116 1B-58 Chapter 1B AUDIO AnTEnnA InfoRmATIon Fixed mast antenna (hatch and wagon) To remove the roof antenna (located rear roof), rotate it anticlockwise. To install the roof antenna, rotate it clockwise. Fixed mast antenna (TwinTop) To remove the roof antenna (located front roof), rotate...
  • Page 117 Should your audio system not function as you expect, read the operating instructions carefully and work through the following checklist before contacting your Holden Dealer. If you cannot find a solution to the problem, we recommend contacting your Holden Dealer.
  • Page 118 Should your audio system not function as you expect, read the operating instructions carefully and work through the following checklist before contacting your Holden Dealer. If you cannot find a solution to the problem, we recommend contacting your Holden Dealer.
  • Page 119 1B-61 Chapter 1B AUDIO GEnERAL noTES Radio reception Due to varying reception locations, car radios have performance limitations that may on occasions create the impression that your radio is malfunctioning. To assist you in understanding what can be expected from your radio, we have set out below how reception may vary from time to time and under certain conditions.
  • Page 120 Note If the call sounds unusually distorted, the volume setting on the phone itself may need to be adjusted until the sound quality is improved. Please contact your Holden Dealer for further Information. Speed dependent bass enhancement To compensate for ambient and rolling noise the bass range is automatically adjusted...
  • Page 121 1B-63 Chapter 1B AUDIO GEnERAL noTES cont. Servicing and care Your audio system has been developed and manufactured with great care and should be treated with care. Observing the recommendations listed below will prevent your warranty from expiring prematurely and ensure you’ll be able to enjoy your product for many years.
  • Page 122 1B-64 Chapter 1B AUDIO noTES on ComPACT DISCS • Handle the CD by its edge and avoid touching the playing surface. • Directly after removal from the slot, place the CD into the CD cover to prevent damage or soiling. •...
  • Page 123 1B-65 Chapter 1B AUDIO GLoSSARY Automatic station search Station search by the tuner. The tuner will search until a station is found. Autostore (AS) All receivable stations can automatically be stored in the FM and AM wavebands. These stations are stored in a separate AS memory. Balance Volume distribution between left and right channels.
  • Page 124 1B-66 Chapter 1B AUDIO GLoSSARY cont. CD audio data compression method developed by Fraunhofer Institute. Compression allows reduction of the amount of data to around 10% of the original volume without audible losses in sound quality (at a bit rate of 128 kbit/s). If lower bit rates are used to convert the CD audio data into MP3, then the files become even smaller, but sound quality is reduced.
  • Page 125 1B-67 Chapter 1B AUDIO GLoSSARY cont. Scan CD The scan CD function plays the first 10 seconds of each track. SDVC Speed Dependent Volume Control: To compensate for ambient and rolling noise, the radio volume is adjusted to the speed of the vehicle. Subwoofer A speaker which is designed to reproduce low frequency sound waves.
  • Page 126 1B-68 Chapter 1B AUDIO noTES...
  • Page 127 Locks Page Keys ..........2-2 Door locks ........2-5 Tailgate/boot lock ......2-10 Security.........2-11 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).

  • Page 128: Keys

    Chapter 2 LOCKS KEYS Key with foldaway key section Press button to extend key section. To retract the key section, press the button and fold the key section into the remote. Note The key engages audibly. AH06_VF_014 Fuel filler release The fuel filler flap is unlocked whenever the doors are unlocked.

  • Page 129: Locks

    Chapter 2 LOCKS KEYS cont. Operation notes The remote control is powered by a battery inside the key head. A weakening battery is indicated by a progressive ‘loss of range’, which means you must be closer to the vehicle when pressing the key.
  • Page 130 Chapter 2 LOCKS KEYS cont. Changing the remote control battery Note The battery change must be performed within 3 minutes, otherwise the remote control will have to be re- synchronised. Refer to the previous page. To change the battery: 1. Extend the key. 2.

  • Page 131: Door Locks

    Do not attempt to demonstrate or test this feature and always remember to fully insert the key when locking and unlocking the doors. If you have problems with this system contact your Holden Dealer.
  • Page 132 Chapter 2 LOCKS DooR LoCKS cont. To lock and unlock the doors from inside Press the central locking button m on the centre console. The doors are locked or unlocked. Note • If the driver’s door is not closed properly, the central locking system will deactivate immediately after locking.
  • Page 133 Chapter 2 LOCKS DooR LoCKS cont. DEADLoCKInG To deadlock all doors: • All doors must be locked. • The driver’s door must have been opened at least once after the ignition was switched on. • Press the p button on the remote control again within fifteen seconds after locking.
  • Page 134 Chapter 2 LOCKS DooR LoCKS cont. ELECTRIC DooR LoCKS Emergency – accident Locked doors are unlocked automatically in the event of an accident (to allow assistance from outside), provided that the ignition key is inserted in the ignition switch. Fault in radio frequency remote You can unlock and lock the driver’s door in the event of malfunction of the radio frequency remote.
  • Page 135 Chapter 2 LOCKS DooR LoCKS cont. Malfunction in central locking system (A) Unlock 1. Turn the key in the driver’s door lock towards the front of the vehicle as far as it will go. 2. Turn the key back to the vertical position and remove. 3.

  • Page 136: Tailgate/Boot Lock

    2-10 Chapter 2 LOCKS TAILGATE/BooT LoCK Unlocking the tailgate/boot To unlock the tailgate/boot, press the q button on the remote control. The luggage compartment is unlocked together with the central locking system and can be opened by pressing the button below the handle.

  • Page 137: Security

    3. Repeat the starting procedure. If the control indicator A continues to flash, try to start the engine using the spare key and consult a Holden Dealer. If the control indicator A illuminates after the engine has started, there is a fault in the engine electronics or the automatic transmission.
  • Page 138 2-12 Chapter 2 LOCKS noTES...
  • Page 139 Convenience features....3-33 Glovebox .........3-33 Sunglasses holder ....3-34 Luggage compartment covers ........3-34 TwinTop convertible hardtop ..3-36 Electrical system warning .....3-41 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).

  • Page 140: Know Your Vehicle

    Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS fRonT SEAT ADjUSTmEnT Forward/rearward Pull up the handle at the front of the seat. Using your weight, slide the seat forward or backward. After releasing the handle, try to move the seat back and forth to ensure that the seat has locked into the new position.
  • Page 141 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. Driver’s height adjustment Pump the lever as required: Raises the seat. Down Lowers the seat. WARNING – SIDE IMPACT AIRBAGS Do not fit unauthorised seat covers as they may impair the deployment of the Side Impact Airbags.
  • Page 142 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. Driver’s tilt adjustment Pull up on the inner handle to adjust the tilt position of the seat. Use your body weight to move the seat while holding the handle up. After releasing the handle, try to move the seat back and forth to ensure that the seat has locked into the new position.

  • Page 143: Head Restraints

    Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. HEAD RESTRAInTS Head restraint position The middle of the head restraint should be at eye level. If this is not possible; set the head rest to the highest position for extremely tall people and to the lowest position for short people.
  • Page 144 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. Rear seat head restraints (wagon and hatch) To adjust the tilt angle, move the head restraint backward or forward. To adjust the height, press the button, adjust the height and release. Note • The upper edge of the head restraint should be level with the top of the occupants head;...

  • Page 145: Rear Seat Adjustment - Hatch

    Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. REAR SEAT ADjUSTmEnT – HATCH Folding down the rear seat backrests 1. Push the rear head restraints all the way down or remove. 2. Slide front seat forward slightly. 3. Disengage one or both rear seat backrests using the push buttons and fold down onto seat cushion.

  • Page 146: Rear Seat Adjustment - Wagon

    Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. REAR SEAT ADjUSTmEnT – WAGon Folding down the rear seat backrests 1. Push the rear head restraints all the way down or remove. 2. Detach the luggage compartment hooks from the rear head restraints. 3.
  • Page 147 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. Wagon - folding down the rear seat backrests with the seat cushion raised 1. Pull the strap on the seat cushion and lift the backrest forward (one or both rear seat backrests). 2. Detach the luggage compartment hooks from the rear head restraints.
  • Page 148 3-10 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. Restoring the rear seat backrests to an upright position with seat cushion raised Guide the seatbelt through the side brackets. Make sure that the seatbelt is not pinched or damaged. Make sure that the backrests audibly engage in an upright position.
  • Page 149 3-11 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEATS cont. Rear seat centre arm rest (TwinTop) Pull the armrest down from the top, pivot it down and position on the seat with the flat side up. The armrest is held in place on the backrest with a retaining strap.

  • Page 150: Seat Belts

    Yellow tabs are also displayed on the belt buckles. Note If the belt pretensioners have been activated, they must be replaced by a Holden Dealer. However, the seat belts remain operational even when the belt pretensioners have been activated.
  • Page 151 3-13 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE SEAT BELTS cont. Seat belt height adjust (wagon and hatch) Note Do not adjust the seat belt height while driving. 1. Pull the belt out a little. 2. Press the button down or push the belt guide up to the desired height.

  • Page 152: Child Restraints

    3-14 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CHILD RESTRAInTS Children should be restrained at all times and fitted with a child restraint appropriate to their size when travelling in a vehicle. Following are some guidelines about selecting the appropriate restraint for your child. Infants EIGHT EIGHT...
  • Page 153 3-15 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CHILD RESTRAInTS cont. WARNING – EXTREME HAZARD • Do not use a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an airbag in front of it. The child could be seriously injured if the airbag inflates, as the child’s head would be very close to the inflating airbag.
  • Page 154 2. Install an additional anchorage fitting, using the bolt, spacers and washer supplied with a child seat (as illustrated). 3. Ensure that the bolts (inner or outer positions) are securely tightened to 15-25 Newton metres (Nm). If unsure, consult your Holden Dealer.
  • Page 155 3-17 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE CHILD RESTRAInTS cont. TwinTop Two anchorage points are provided on the forward wall of the luggage compartment. Access to these anchor points is through the luggage compartment when the roof is closed. To attach the tether strap: 1.

  • Page 156: Airbags

    If the light does not illuminate when the ignition is switched to on, or if it illuminates while driving, there is a fault in the airbag system or seat belt tensioners. Contact your Holden Dealer as the airbags may not function correctly in an accident.
  • Page 157 Note After use, the entire airbag system must be replaced. Have this work performed by your Holden Dealer. Have the system inspected by a Holden Dealer if the steering wheel or dashboard area is scratched, cracked or damaged. Remember that the horn pad must not be covered with adhesive or any other material, as this may hinder airbag operation.
  • Page 158 Any work to the electrical system, steering column, dashboard area, steering wheel or airbag system should only be carried out by an authorised Holden Dealer. Side airbag note The side impact airbags deploy and offer protection in most, but not all, severe side impacts.
  • Page 159 3-21 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE AIRBAGS cont. Curtain airbags The curtain airbag system is identified by labels on the roof trim pillars. The curtain airbag system comprises: • An airbag with inflator in the roof frame on both the driver’s and front passenger sides.
  • Page 160 The degree of damage to your vehicle and the resulting repair costs alone do not indicate the criteria for deployment of the airbags. Contact your Holden Dealer as the airbags and/or seat belt pretensioners may not function correctly in the event of an accident.
  • Page 161 3-23 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE RoLLoVER PRoTECTIon SYSTEm The TwinTop is equipped with rollover protection with reinforced windscreen frame and anti-roll bars behind the rear seat head restraints. The anti-roll bars are deployed together with the front and side airbag systems depending on the severity of the impact.

  • Page 162: Rollover Protection System

    Note • Have the vehicle serviced by your Holden Dealer after the anti-roll bars have been deployed. • The roof cannot be closed or opened if the anti-roll bars are extended. The anti-roll bars must first be retracted.

  • Page 163: Mirrors

    3-25 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE mIRRoRS Interior rear view mirror To adjust the rear view mirror, move the mirror right or left, up or down to gain the required angle. The anti-glare lever on the lower edge of the mirror enables the reflector to be used during night driving.
  • Page 164 3-26 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE mIRRoRS cont. Electric exterior mirrors Switch the top rocker switch to either left mirror or right mirror as required. When the ignition is switched on, the larger, four-way knob (illustrated) can then be used to adjust the angle of the mirror.

  • Page 165: Windows

    3-27 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE WInDoWS Manual rear windows Turn the handle on the door to raise or lower the windows. Electric windows The main rocker switches for the electric windows are located in the driver’s door. Additional switches are located in the passenger door and rear doors Remove the key from the ignition when leaving the vehicle to avoid risking injury...
  • Page 166 3-28 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE WInDoWS cont. Rear safety switch The rear safety switch is located in the centre of the switch panel in the driver’s door handle. It is used to deactivate the window switches in the rear doors. Move the switch forward or backward.
  • Page 167 3-29 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE WInDoWS cont. Interruption of power supply Full opening and closing of the windows is disabled after an interruption of the power supply (battery/fuse or low voltage). To reactivate the windows: • Close the doors. •...

  • Page 168: Interior Lights

    3-30 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE InTERIoR LIGHTS Front courtesy light After the doors are closed, the light is switched off after a delay. Courtesy light when doors are closed: Press button c. Press button c again. Front reading lights Left and right reading lights are individually operable.
  • Page 169 3-31 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE InTERIoR LIGHTS cont. Front courtesy light Centre switch position: The front courtesy light illuminates when a door is open. Switch position 1. Door Switch position centre. Switch position 0. Courtesy lights and rear reading lights Centre switch position: The rear courtesy light illuminates together with the front one when a door is open.

  • Page 170: Park Brake And Accessory Sockets

    3-32 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE PARK BRAKE AnD ACCESSoRY SoCKETS Park brake To apply the park brake, pull the lever straight up. To release the park brake, pull the lever slightly upwards, push and hold the release button on the end of the lever and lower the lever all the way down.

  • Page 171: Convenience Features

    3-33 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE ConVEnIEnCE fEATURES GLoVEBox To open the glovebox, pull the handle upwards. To close the glovebox push the lid shut. The shelf in the glovebox can be removed by pulling on the front edge. To refit the shelf, slide into the guide strips and push until it engages in the rear panel.

  • Page 172: Sunglasses Holder

    3-34 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE ConVEnIEnCE fEATURES cont. SUNGLASSES HOLDER A storage compartment for glasses is located above the driver’s side door. Fold down to open. Note Do not store heavy objects in the sunglasses holder. LUGGAGE ComPARTmEnT CoVERS Hatch To remove, unhook the restraining straps from the tailgate.
  • Page 173 3-35 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE ConVEnIEnCE fEATURES cont. Wagon To open: Press the handle on the luggage compartment cover down. The cover automatically unrolls. To close: Press the handle on the luggage compartment cover rearward. The cover automatically engages in its end position. Note Do not place any heavy or sharp- edged objects on the cover.

  • Page 174: Twintop Convertible Hardtop

    3-36 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE TWInToP ConVERTIBLE HARDToP WARNING • Take care when operating the convertible hardtop. Risk of injury. • Monitor the action zone above, to the side and to the rear of the vehicle during roof operation. Make sure that nothing could become pinched. •...
  • Page 175 3-37 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE TWInToP ConVERTIBLE HARDToP cont. oPERATInG THE ConVERTIBLE HARDToP cont. Note • Do not open the luggage compartment until the warning tone sounds, indicating the end of the roof opening or closing procedure. • The luggage compartment cover must always be closed during roof operation. •...
  • Page 176 Note If the automatic drive is not operational, two people are required to manually close the roof. The tools and instructions required for manual closing of the TwinTop are stored in the glovebox. If unsure about the manual closing procedure contact your Holden Dealer.
  • Page 177 3-39 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE TWInToP ConVERTIBLE HARDToP cont. WInD DEfLECToR With wind deflector installed, turbulence, draughts and noise in the passenger compartment are reduced when the roof is open. The wind deflector is stored in the luggage compartment. Note •...
  • Page 178 3-40 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE TWInToP ConVERTIBLE HARDToP cont. Insert the guide clips of the wind deflector in the seat belt recesses between the rear head restraints. Pull the toggle of the right and left locking pin and turn to lock. Straighten out the wind deflector, turn the toggle back and engage the locking pin in the recess in the side trim.

  • Page 179: Electrical System Warning

    Holden Dealer. This may also affect your New Vehicle Warranty to the extent that Holden considers that it affects the specifications or quality of your vehicle.
  • Page 180 3-42 Chapter 3 KNOW YOUR VEHICLE noTES...
  • Page 181 Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) ..4-14 Electronic Stability Program (ESP ......4-15 ® Continuous Damping Control (CDC) ......4-17 Driving precautions .......4-18 Park assist .........4-20 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).

  • Page 182: Engine Starting

    If the engine does not start and the check engine warning light (A) on the instrument panel flashes, switch the ignition off for at least 2 seconds before attempting to start the engine again. If the engine still fails to start, consult a Holden Dealer. Turbo operating precaution, engine starting Do not operate the engine above idle before the normal engine oil pressure has been established (such as applying full throttle immediately upon initial start-up).

  • Page 183: Driving

    Chapter 4 DRIVING EnGInE STARTInG cont. Switching off the engine If the engine temperature is very high (for example, after driving in hilly areas) allow the engine to idle for approximately 2 minutes (in order to prevent heat accumulation) before switching off the engine. If the engine temperature is still high, the cooling fan may remain on for several minutes after turning off the ignition.

  • Page 184: Safety

    Chapter 4 DRIVING SAfETY Before entering the vehicle • Check windows, mirrors and lights are clean. • Check the tyres are not flat. Before driving off 1. Ensure all doors are secured. 2. Position your seat for comfortable driving. 3. Adjust rear vision mirrors. 4.
  • Page 185 Chapter 4 DRIVING 4 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (PETRoL) The shift lever can only be moved from P when the ignition is switched on and the foot brake is pressed (shift lever lock). To engage P or R, press the button on the shift lever.
  • Page 186 Chapter 4 DRIVING 4 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (PETRoL) cont. Transmission display The selected gear position is displayed in the transmission display. Park position. Reverse gear. Neutral or idling position. Automatic mode. 1- 3 Current gear. Selector lever in P, R and N Park position.
  • Page 187 Chapter 4 DRIVING 4 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (PETRoL) cont. P (park) This gear stops the front wheels from turning and therefore should be selected (together with the park brake) when leaving the vehicle. Never select P until your vehicle is fully stopped. Ensure the brake pedal is pressed and the ignition on before the shift lever can be moved away from the P position.
  • Page 188 Chapter 4 DRIVING 4 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (PETRoL) cont. Winter program Starting on slippery roads can be difficult. Press button T to help prevent wheel spin. This button can be operated in P, R, N, D and 3. When activated, T illuminates in the transmission display and the vehicle starts in third gear.
  • Page 189 Chapter 4 DRIVING 6 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (DIESEL) The shift lever can only be moved from P or N when the ignition is switched on and the foot brake is pressed (shift lever lock). When the shift lever is in the N position the shift lever lock is activated after a short delay and only if the vehicle is stationary.
  • Page 190 4-10 Chapter 4 DRIVING 6 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (DIESEL) cont. Shift lock indicator In position N or P the shift lock indicator illuminates red if the shift lever is locked. If the shift lock indicator illuminates apply the brake and attempt shifting again. AH06_VF_038 Manual mode Move the shift lever to the left side gate...
  • Page 191 4-11 Chapter 4 DRIVING 6 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (DIESEL) cont. P (park) This position stops the front wheels from turning and therefore should be selected (together with the park brake) when leaving the vehicle. Never select P until your vehicle is fully stopped. Ensure the brake pedal is pressed and the ignition is on before the shift lever can be moved away from the P position.
  • Page 192 4-12 Chapter 4 DRIVING 6 SPEED AUTomATIC TRAnSmISSIon (DIESEL) cont. Winter program Starting on slippery roads can be difficult. Press button T to help prevent wheel spin. This button can be operated in P, R, N, D. When activated, T illuminates in the transmission display and the vehicle starts in third gear.
  • Page 193 4-13 Chapter 4 DRIVING mAnUAL TRAnSmISSIon 5 Speed This system has five forward gears and one reverse gear. The shift pattern is located on the top of the gear shift lever. Note When selecting fifth gear you must move the shift lever sideways against light spring pressure in order to select the gear.
  • Page 194 If it does not extinguish, or if it illuminates when driving, there is a defect in the ABS. The vehicle’s brake system remains operational but without ABS assistance. Consult your Holden Dealer as soon as possible.
  • Page 195 The system is switched off or a fault is present. Continued driving is possible. The driving stability can however deteriorate depending on road surface conditions. Reactivate ESP or have the cause of the ® fault remedied. We recommend that you consult your Holden Dealer.

  • Page 196: Electronic Stability Program

    4-16 Chapter 4 DRIVING cont. ® ELECTRonIC STABILITY PRoGRAm (ESP Switching off Note ESP is only able to be disengaged ® on vehicles with a manual transmission. With SPORT mode engaged (LED in SPORT button illuminated ), the ESP ® be disengaged for sports performance.

  • Page 197: Continuous Damping Control (Cdc)

    4-17 Chapter 4 DRIVING ConTInUoUS DAmPInG ConTRoL (CDC) Continuous Damping Control (CDC) CDC adapts vehicle damping to the current driving situation and road conditions. The system continually monitors wheel and vehicle movements and immediately modifies the damping of each shock absorber. Chassis calibration is optimally adapted to the driving situation and road conditions.

  • Page 198: Driving Precautions

    4-18 Chapter 4 DRIVING DRIVInG PRECAUTIonS BRAKES • Power-assisted brakes use vacuum from the engine when it is running. Never let the vehicle run down steep grades without the engine running. • Never coast with the engine switched off. • Driving through water may affect brake performance.
  • Page 199 4-19 Chapter 4 DRIVING DRIVInG PRECAUTIonS cont. TYRES Tyre traction A decrease in driving, cornering and braking traction occurs when water, snow, ice, gravel or other materials are on the road surface. Driving practices and vehicle speed should be adjusted to the road conditions. Snow chains •...

  • Page 200: Park Assist

    4-20 Chapter 4 DRIVING PARK ASSIST Parking distance sensor The parking distance sensor makes reverse parking easier by measuring the distance between the vehicle and an obstacle at the rear, and giving an audible signal in the passenger compartment. The system records the distance using four sensors in the rear bumper.
  • Page 201 Control indicator r If the r illuminates this indicates a fault in the system. The system is not ready for operation. Contact your Holden Dealer. The system’s integrated self-diagnostics allows faults to be quickly remedied. If the r flashes this indicates a fault due to sensors being damaged or obstructed.
  • Page 202 4-22 Chapter 4 DRIVING noTES...

  • Page 203: Fuel

    LPG. The performance and safety of the vehicle would be seriously jeopardised if converted to LPG. The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
  • Page 204 Do not exceed 50 km/h. LPG conversion Your vehicle was not designed to be converted to LPG. Holden does not provide LPG conversion kits for these vehicles. Your New Vehicle Warranty may be invalidated to the extent that any LPG alterations affect the specifications of your vehicle. Refer to...
  • Page 205 Chapter 5 FUEL fUEL cont. fUEL cont. Use of petrol containing ethanol WARNING - Z18XER & Z20LER ENGINES • When purchasing such fuel, we recommend that your vehicle be operated on fuel containing no more than 10% ethanol. Purchasing your fuel from a reputable fuel retailer may reduce the risk of purchasing fuel with more than 10% ethanol or fuel which contains abnormal fuel properties.
  • Page 206 Fuel filler cap If replacing the fuel filler cap, be sure to use a genuine Holden fuel filler cap for your model to ensure full functionality. Diesel engine vehicles have special fuel...
  • Page 207 Note Have the fuel filter checked at shorter intervals if the vehicle is subjected to extreme operating conditions such as high humidity, extremely high or low outside temperatures and substantially varying day time and night time temperatures by a Holden Dealer.
  • Page 208 Damage to the diesel particle filter or the vehicle may result if the following points are not observed: Consult your Holden Dealer, as quickly as possible in the event of irregular engine running, a significant loss of engine power or other unusual malfunctions. If necessary, driving may be continued for a short time at a low speed and with a low engine speed.
  • Page 209 Chapter 5 FUEL REDUCInG fUEL ConSUmPTIon Engine Maintain the engine in peak mechanical condition by having it serviced regularly in accordance with the maintenance schedule in the Service/warranty booklet. This ensures that items such as the spark plugs and the air cleaner are maintained for minimum fuel usage and peak engine performance.
  • Page 210 Chapter 5 FUEL noTES...
  • Page 211 Towing a disabled vehicle ....6-8 Engine overheating.......6-12 Flat battery........6-14 Jump starting ......6-15 Diesel fuel system bleeding ..6-16 Bulb replacement......6-17 Fuses ..........6-31 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
  • Page 212 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 sometimes occur.

  • Page 213: Emergencies

    EMERGENCIES foR nEW ZEALAnD HoLDEn oWnERS The information in this Owner’s Handbook applies primarily to Australian Holden vehicles and there may be some differences to the Warranty and Owner Assistance provisions for New Zealand. Applicable details for New Zealand are set out in the Holden Warranty and Owner Assistance Information booklet enclosed in the New Zealand glovebox wallet.

  • Page 214: Flat Tyre

    Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fLAT TYRE If using a jack other than the one supplied with the vehicle, refer to Trolley jack/hoist locations in chapter 7. WARNING • Use the jack only for lifting the vehicle when changing wheels. • Do not get under a vehicle supported only by a jack: use vehicle support stands.
  • Page 215 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fLAT TYRE cont. WARNING: TEMPORARY SPARE WHEEL Your vehicle may be fitted with a temporary spare wheel (this is indicated by an 80 km label on the spare wheel). The temporary spare wheel is for emergency spare use only; drive carefully and do not exceed 80 km/h when the wheel is fitted on the vehicle.
  • Page 216 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fLAT TYRE cont. 8. Loosen (but do not remove) the wheel bolts by turning the wheel wrench anticlockwise. 9. The location of each jacking point is indicated by a mark on the bottom edge of the vehicle. WARNING Failure to position the jack as described above could result in...
  • Page 217 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fLAT TYRE cont. 11. Raise the vehicle by turning the crank handle until the tyre is clear of the ground. 12. Remove the wheel bolts and place together in a clean, dry spot to avoid getting dirt on the threads. 13.

  • Page 218: Towing A Disabled Vehicle

    Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ToWInG A DISABLED VEHICLE Use proper lifting or towing equipment to prevent damage during any towing operation of the vehicle. Ensure you follow State and local laws. In an emergency, you may tow your vehicle on all four wheels in the following manner: 1.
  • Page 219 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ToWInG A DISABLED VEHICLE cont. 7. Remember, power assist for brakes and power steering are not available when the engine is off. Consequently, more effort will be required to brake and steer. 8. Close the windows and stop entry of air by moving heating and ventilation controls to the recirculate position.
  • Page 220 6-10 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ToWInG A DISABLED VEHICLE cont. Automatic transmission diesel (6 speed) For safety, the transmission has an electric park lock. The key must be in the ignition (in the on position) before the shift lever can be moved away from the P (park) position.
  • Page 221 6-11 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES ToWInG A DISABLED VEHICLE cont. Towing another vehicle The towing eye hole is located behind a round cover at the rear of the vehicle. 1. To access the towing eye hole, press the cover and pull it downwards. Note The towing eye itself is located in the tool compartment underneath the spare wheel in the luggage...

  • Page 222: Engine Overheating

    6-12 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES EnGInE oVERHEATInG WARNING Take immediate action if the engine overheats. This can be indicated by: • Illumination of the coolant temperature indicator. • Steam escaping from under the bonnet. • A loss of power. • Loud knocking or pinging noise. Continued driving EVEN FOR A SHORT TIME can cause a fire or vehicle damage.
  • Page 223 Note With this type of sealed, pressurised cooling system there should be very little loss of coolant. If the surge tank is low, there may be a leak. Consult your Holden Dealer as soon as possible to fix the leak.

  • Page 224: Flat Battery

    6-14 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fLAT BATTERY WARNING DO NOT attempt to push start or tow start this vehicle, as it is fitted with a catalytic converter and if un-combusted fuel were to reach the catalytic converter and ignite, the converter could overheat or be destroyed by backfire. Battery The battery of your vehicle has a negative earth and a 12 volt rating.

  • Page 225: Jump Starting

    6-15 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fLAT BATTERY cont. jUmP STARTInG Preparing the vehicle 1. Check the specifications in the assisting vehicle’s owner manual to see if it complies with your battery specifications. Serious injury or damage may result if the wrong type of battery is used.

  • Page 226: Diesel Fuel System Bleeding

    40 seconds. If the engine does not start, wait at least 5 minutes and try again. If the engine does not start, consult your nearest Holden Dealer. Diesel fuel filter The vehicle’s fuel filter will be checked for any water residue when the vehicle is serviced as per the maintenance schedule.

  • Page 227: Bulb Replacement

    On vehicles fitted with headlight levelling adjustment, the headlight aiming must be carried out with the headlight switch in position 0. Bulb replacement for the following lights should be carried out by your Holden Dealer: • High mounted stop light.
  • Page 228 6-18 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Parking lights 1. Open the bonnet. 2. When replacing bulbs on the right side, detach the air hose at the air filter. 3. When replacing bulbs on the left side, disconnect the plugs at the fuse box. 4.
  • Page 229 6-19 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Headlight system low beam 1. Turn the relevant wheel to gain access and release the catch. 2. Remove the protective cover. 3. Rotate the left bulb carrier anti- clockwise and disengage. 4. Remove the bulb holder from the reflector.
  • Page 230 6-20 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Headlight system high beam 1. Open the bonnet. 2. When replacing bulbs on the right side, detach the air hose at the air filter. 3. When replacing bulbs on the left side, disconnect the plugs at the fuse box. 4.
  • Page 231 6-21 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Headlight system front turn signal lights 1. Open the bonnet. 2. Replace the bulb through the opening in the front wheel arch. Turn the relevant wheel to gain access, release the catch and remove the cover. 3.
  • Page 232 6-22 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Side turn indicator lights 1. Grasp the lens at the rear, push forwards. 2. Pull the lens away from the body of the vehicle. 3. Separate the bulb holder from the lens assembly by rotating the bulb holder anticlockwise.
  • Page 233 6-23 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Tail, brake, rear turn signal, reverse lights, rear fog lights (hatch) 1. Open tail light cover. Note • When replacing bulbs on the right side, use a coin to open the lock and fold the cover down.
  • Page 234 6-24 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. 5. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the three retaining screws from the bulb holder. Press the retaining lugs on the outside edge of the bulb holder and remove. Bulbs in bulb holder: 1. Reversing lamp. 2.
  • Page 235 6-25 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Tail, brake, rear turn signal, reverse lights, rear fog lights (wagon) 1. Press the retaining lugs to remove the tail light cover. 2. Detach the plug connector from the bulb holder. 3. Grip the lens from the outside, unscrew the three fastening nuts and remove the lens rearwards.
  • Page 236 6-26 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Bulbs in bulb holder: 1. Tail lamp/brake lamp. 2. Turn signal. 3. Reversing lamp. 4. Fog tail lamp. 5. Remove the faulty bulb from the bulb holder. 6. Insert the new bulb into the bulb holder. 7.
  • Page 237 6-27 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Tail, brake, rear turn signal, reverse lights, rear fog lights (TwinTop) 1. Unscrew the retaining nuts. Note The roof needs to be closed to access retaining nuts. 2. Remove the lens from the outside by lifting the forward corner, then pulling backwards.
  • Page 238 6-28 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Bulbs in bulb holder: 1. Tail light/brake lamp. 2. Tail lamp. 3. Fog tail lamp. 4. Reversing lamp. 5. Turn signal. 5. Remove the bulb from the socket. 6. Insert the new bulb, without touching the glass.
  • Page 239 6-29 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Number plate light 1. Insert a screwdriver into the side of the light (illustrated). 2. Press to the side and disengage the spring. 3. Remove the bulb housing by pulling it downward but take care not to pull on the cable.
  • Page 240 6-30 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES BULB REPLACEmEnT cont. Interior light, glovebox light, rear reading light , luggage compartment light Before removing the bulb, close the doors or ensure that the contact switch is kept pressed so that the light is not live. 1.

  • Page 241: Fuses

    6-31 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fUSES The vehicle has two fuse boxes: • One behind a cover on the left side of the luggage compartment • One in the front left of the engine compartment. Fuse box in luggage compartment (hatch and wagon) This fuse box is located behind a cover on the left side of the luggage compartment.
  • Page 242 6-32 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fUSES cont. Replace fuse Carry a complete set of spare fuses at all times. The fuse box has extra spaces for storing spare fuses. To help replace fuses, a special fuse gripping tool is provided on the right-hand side of the fuse box.
  • Page 243 6-33 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fUSES cont. A defective fuse is recognised by its melted wire. Only install a new fuse after the cause of the trouble has been located and eliminated. Only fuses of the specified rating should be installed. The rating is present on all fuses.
  • Page 244 6-34 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fUSES cont. Fuse box (Type A) in the luggage compartment 1 Fog lamps (15A) 5 Electric windows, rear (30A) 2 – 6 Air conditioning system (10A) 3 Luggage compartment 7 Electric windows, front (30A) accessory socket (15A) 8 Heated exterior mirrors (7.5A)
  • Page 245 6-35 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fUSES cont. Fuse box (Type B) in the luggage compartment Electric windows, front 25 A 22 Sunroof 20 A – 23 Electric windows, rear 25 A Instruments 7.5 A 24 Diagnostics plug 7.5 A Heating, air conditioning, 25 –...
  • Page 246 6-36 Chapter 6 EMERGENCIES fUSES cont. Fuse box in the engine compartment 20 A 19 Transmission electronics 15 A 30 A 20 Air conditioning system 10 A Interior fan climate 21 Engine electronics 20 A control system 30 A 22 Engine electronics 7.5 A Interior fan, heating, 23 –...
  • Page 247 Washer fluid level .....7-5 Battery ........7-5 Engine oil level check ....7-6 Adding engine oil ......7-8 Tyres ..........7-10 Trolley jack/hoist locations ....7-13 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).

  • Page 248: Miscellaneous Checks

    Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS mISCELLAnEoUS CHECKS As well as having your vehicle serviced, there are a few simple weekly checks that ensure the vehicle is kept in good condition. These are shown on the following pages. The following checks should also be regularly done to ensure proper safety and dependability of your vehicle.

  • Page 249: Weekly Checks

    –30 °C, provided the correct concentration is maintained. Refer to Engine overheating in chapter 6. If you need to regularly top up the cooling system, see your Holden Dealer. WARNING Corrosion inhibitors and antifreeze fluids are poisonous. Use extreme care when handling.

  • Page 250: Brake/Clutch Fluid Level

    Power steering fluid level The fluid level for power steering is checked when you take your vehicle to a Holden Dealer for servicing. Refer to the Service/warranty booklet. The power steering fluid level does not require checking by the driver in between these scheduled services.

  • Page 251: Washer Fluid Level

    To fill the reservoir, open the flip-top cap. For a crystal clear windscreen, use a small amount of cleaning fluid obtained from your Holden Dealer. Refer to Exterior cleaning in chapter 10. Do not use ordinary soap or detergent as these not only froth up but will damage the wiper rubbers.

  • Page 252: Engine Oil Level Check

    Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS UnDER BonnET CHECKS cont. EnGInE oIL LEVEL CHECK Diesel engines It is normal for every engine to consume some oil. For this reason, check the engine oil level every 500 km or before starting a long trip. 1.
  • Page 253 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS UnDER BonnET CHECKS cont. EnGInE oIL LEVEL CHECK Petrol engines It is normal for every engine to consume some oil. For this reason, check the engine oil level every 500 km or before starting a long trip. 1.

  • Page 254: Adding Engine Oil

    Their use increases costs, may be detrimental to the operation of your vehicle and may void Z19DT (diesel automatic) your New Vehicle Warranty, to the extent that Holden considers the non-recommended fluid to have affected the specifications or quality of your Holden vehicle.
  • Page 255 Their use increases costs, may be detrimental to the operation of AH07_VF_7002 your vehicle and may void your Z22YH (petrol) New Vehicle Warranty, to the extent that Holden considers the non-recommended fluid to have affected specifications quality of your Holden vehicle. AH06_VF_035...

  • Page 256: Tyres

    7-10 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS TYRES Tyre air pressure Weekly checking of the air pressure of your tyres (including the spare) ensures your safety, as well as reduces fuel consumption and increases the life of your tyres. For constant, long distance or rough road travelling, check the tyres daily. For correct pressure for your tyres, refer to the tyre placard on the inside of the fuel filler flap.
  • Page 257 Consult your Holden Dealer concerning the fitness of the tyres for specific purposes. Wheel replacement When replacing wheels, ensure that the new wheels are equivalent in diameter, rim width, offset and mounting configuration to those originally installed in your vehicle.
  • Page 258 7-12 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS TYRES cont. Tyre replacement and repair WARNING Do not mix different tyre construction types, such as radial and cross ply, on your vehicle except in emergencies, because your vehicle’s handling could be affected and may result in loss of control. When replacing tyres you should use the same size, load rating and construction type as the original tyres on your vehicle.

  • Page 259: Trolley Jack/Hoist Locations

    7-13 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS TRoLLEY jACK/HoIST LoCATIonS You should always use the jack locations (refer to Flat tyre in chapter 6) when using the original jack supplied with your vehicle. This jack has been designed to correctly and safely lift your vehicle, provided the warnings in chapter 6, Emergencies are observed.
  • Page 260 7-14 Chapter 7 WEEKLY CHECKS noTES...
  • Page 261 Specifications Page Specifications .........8-2 Engine (petrol) ......8-2 Engine (diesel) ......8-5 Transmission ......8-7 Dimensions .......8-8 Identification labels .......8-10 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
  • Page 262 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIfICATIonS Engine type Z18XER Petrol Engine capacity 1796 cc Engine power and torque Please refer to holden.com.au ACEA Service classification A3, B3 viscosity Engine oil specification grade 0W-30/40 or 5W-30/40 Refill oil capacity 4.5 L approximately (including filter) Fuel tank capacity 52 L 5.9 L (auto) approximately...

  • Page 263: Specifications

    SPECIfICATIonS cont. Engine type Z20LER Petrol turbo Engine capacity 1998 cc Engine power and torque Please refer to holden.com.au ACEA Service classification A3, B3 viscosity Engine oil specification grade 0W-30/40 or 5W-30/40 Refill oil capacity 4.3 L approximately (including filter)
  • Page 264 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIfICATIonS cont. Engine type Z22YH Petrol Engine capacity 2198 cc Engine power and torque Please refer to holden.com.au ACEA Service classification A3, B3 viscosity Engine oil specification grade 0W-30/40 or 5W-30/40 Refill oil capacity 5.0 L approximately (including filter)
  • Page 265 SPECIfICATIonS cont. Engine type Z19DT Diesel automatic Engine capacity 1910 cc Engine power and torque Please refer to holden.com.au ACEA Service classification A3, B4 viscosity Engine oil specification grade 0W-30/40 or 5W-30/40 Refill oil capacity 4.3 L approximately (including filter)
  • Page 266 SPECIfICATIonS cont. Engine type Z19DTH Diesel manual Engine capacity 1910 cc Engine power and torque Please refer to holden.com.au ACEA Service classification A3, B4 viscosity Engine oil specification grade 0W-30/40 or 5W-30/40 Refill oil capacity 4.3 L approximately (including filter)
  • Page 267 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIfICATIonS cont. Transmission Transmission Transmission fluid type Clutch fluid type Gear oil, meeting Holden 5 speed manual spec. no. HN2354 Heavy duty brake fluid, transmission (Castrol SMX-0 or DOT 4 petrol engine equivalent) Gear oil, meeting Holden 6 speed manual spec.
  • Page 268 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIfICATIonS cont. Dimensions (mm) 3 door hatch SRI turbo Length 4250 4250 4290 4250 Width - excl. mirrors 1753 1753 1753 1753 Width - incl. mirrors 2033 2033 2033 2033 Height 1435 1435 1435 1435 Wheel base 2614 2614 2614...
  • Page 269 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIfICATIonS cont. Dimensions (mm) 5 door wagon Length 4515 4515 Width - excl. mirrors 1753 1753 Width - incl. mirrors 2033 2033 Height 1500 1500 Wheel base 2703 2703 Front track 1488 1484 Rear track 1485 1481 Dimensions (mm) TwinTop Length...
  • Page 270 Refer to the following page for the breakdown of the ISOVIN number. Holden identification plate The identification plate is located to the left side of the washer fluid container refill cap. The Holden number is used for warranty and roadside assistance identification.
  • Page 271 8-11 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS IDEnTIfICATIon LABELS cont. Compliance plate The safety compliance plate is located inside the engine bay, on the bulkhead. Tyre placard The tyre placard is located on the inside of the fuel filler flap. Vehicle identification number (ISOVIN) The individual ISOVIN (example below) appears on the Compliance Plate on the bulkhead in the engine compartment.
  • Page 272 8-12 Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS noTES...
  • Page 273 Roof racks mounts ....9-5 Towing ..........9-6 Towing capacity ......9-6 Tow bar ball load .......9-6 Safe towing tips ......9-7 Towing precautions ....9-7 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
  • Page 274 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD LoADInG THE VEHICLE Loading aid (TwinTop) The loading aid makes it possible to comfortably load the luggage compartment when the roof is open. Pressing the button will raise the folded roof in the luggage compartment 25 cm.

  • Page 275: Tow And Load

    Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD LoADInG THE VEHICLE cont. Loading aid (TwinTop) 1. Open the boot lid. 2. Unhook the luggage compartment blind and attach it to the rear window frame. 3. Press and hold the button – the folded roof is raised. 4.
  • Page 276 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD LoADInG THE VEHICLE cont. Maximum rear axle load Vehicle Rear axle load maximum allowable rear axle 3 door 840 kg load for your vehicle is shown in the adjacent table. 5 door 860 kg Note Wagon 940 kg •...
  • Page 277 WARNING For safety reasons, and to avoid damaging the roof, use only the roof rack approved by Holden for your vehicle. The maximum allowable roof load is 75 kg (including the weight of the roof racks). Roof rack loads alter the handling of a vehicle due to a change in the centre of gravity.
  • Page 278 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD ToWInG Your vehicle is designed primarily as a passenger vehicle, so handling, durability and economy may be affected by towing a caravan or trailer. Ensure the correct equipment is fitted before towing. Towing capacity Vehicle Braked Unbraked The maximum towing capacity for your...
  • Page 279 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 equipment may void your New Vehicle Warranty, to the extent that Holden considers the non- recommended equipment affects the specifications or quality of your Holden vehicle.
  • Page 280 Chapter 9 TOW AND LOAD noTES...

  • Page 281: Cleaning

    Cleaning Page Interior cleaning ......10-2 Exterior cleaning ......10-4 Cleaning products......10-8 The asterisk signifies equipment options not in all vehicles; model variants, engine options, optional equipment and Genuine Holden Accessories (and Parts).
  • Page 282 Should dirt accumulate and become embedded in the material pattern, do the following: 1. Using lukewarm water and soap (or Holden Velour Fabric and Vinyl Cleaner), work up thick suds on a piece of cheesecloth and apply to the surface. Use a soft bristle brush to remove stubborn stains or dirt embedded in the grain of the material.
  • Page 283 Do not bleach or dye seat belts as this can severely weaken them. Cleaning interior glass Clean the interior glass area of the vehicle with Holden Glass Cleaner and a clean soft cloth. Take care not to damage the demister when cleaning inside the rear window.
  • Page 284 10-4 Chapter 10 CLEANING ExTERIoR CLEAnInG Caring for paint To help preserve your vehicle’s new finish, give special attention to treating those conditions that can damage the paint. Conditions include: Road bloom: Oils, dirt, exhaust and other pollutants may combine to affect the paint finish if they are allowed to build up over a long period of time.
  • Page 285 10-5 Chapter 10 CLEANING ExTERIoR CLEAnInG cont. WARNING Take care when moving the vehicle after washing, in case water has affected the brakes. Applying the brakes lightly will indicate whether they have been affected. To dry them quickly, lightly apply the brakes while maintaining a slow forward speed with a clear area ahead, until brake performance returns to normal.
  • Page 286 Commercial bitumen and rubber materials can damage PVC coating. Have all work on the underbody performed by a Holden Retailer, as it requires knowledge of the specified materials and experience concerning their application. Wash the underbody following the end of the cold weather season to remove any dirt adhering to the underbody, since this may also contain salt.
  • Page 287 Use Holden Glass Cleaner and wash each section of the glass in turn, making sure that the water, its container and the sponge are clean and free from grit. Old linen cloth is better than new material for polishing glass.
  • Page 288 10-8 Chapter 10 CLEANING CLEAnInG PRoDUCTS Part number Size Description Usage Seals in a deep, lustrous glazed finish. Quick and Easy 92145132 237 ml Long life protection from oxidation, salt Speed Finish and weather damage. Seals in a deep, lustrous glazed finish. Quick and Easy 92145418 437 ml...

  • Page 289: Index

    InDEx Audio system cont. Information ABS ..........4-14 display ....1A-34, 1B-9, 1B-29 Warning light ......1A-9 MP3 operation ......1B-22 Accessory sockets ......3-32 Radio display ....1B-18, 1B-45 Airbags ..........3-18 Radio operation ... 1B-18, 1B-45 Child restraints ......3-15 Radio reception .... 1B-19, 1B-61 Curtain ........
  • Page 290 InDEx cont. Boot (CDC) ..........4-17 Convertible. Opening ........2-10 See TwinTop convertible hardtop. Brakes ..........4-18 Coolant ABS ..........4-14 Capacity ..8-2, 8-3, 8-4, 8-5, 8-6 Brake warning lamp ....1A-8 Level ..........7-3 Fluid level ........7-4 Specifications ... 8-2, 8-3, 8-4, 8-5, 8-6 Fluid type ..
  • Page 291 InDEx cont. Driving Engine oil Parking ......... 4-4 Adding oil ......7-8, 7-9 Running-in ........4-2 Change interval. Safety ........... 4-4 See Service/warranty booklet. Checking the oil level ....7-6 Starting the engine ....... 4-2 Consumption ......7-6, 7-7 Driving precautions ......4-18 Dipstick ........
  • Page 292 High beam ........1A-13 Gauge ........1A-6 High beam indicator lamp ....1A-9 LPG conversion ......5-2 Hoist locations ......... 7-13 Overfilling ........5-4 Holden number ........ 8-10 Precautions ........5-2 Hood. See Bonnet. Refuelling ........5-4 Horn ..........1A-4 Research Octane Number (RON) .......... 5-5 Tank capacity ...
  • Page 293 InDEx cont. Locks cont. Ignition switch ....1A-5, 2-11 Jack Locking ........2-6 Jack locations ......6-6 Unlocking ........2-6 Lifting locations ......7-13 Lock tailgate/boot ......2-10 Positioning ........6-6 Low beam ........1A-13 Warning ........6-4 Jacking equipment Conversion ........5-2 Jack ..........
  • Page 294 InDEx cont. Rear door childproof switch ....2-5 Rear fog lamp warning light .....1A-9 Octane rating ........5-5 Rear seat adjustment - hatch .... 3-7 Odometer.........1A-6 Rear seat adjustment - wagon... 3-8 Rear seat arm rest (TwinTop) ..3-11 Adding oil ........7-8 Rear seat head restraints ....
  • Page 295 InDEx cont. Seats Temperature dial ......1A-19 Child restraints ......3-14 Tilt steering ........1A-4 Front adjustment ......3-2 Time, setting ...1A-34, 1A-36, 1A-42 Front seat heating .....1A-19, 3-4 Tools Head restraint ......3-5 Jack ..........6-4 Lumbar support ......3-3 Towing Rear head restraints ....
  • Page 296 InDEx cont. Tyres Warning/reminder lights cont... Air pressure/inflation ....7-10 Brakes, hydraulic clutch .....1A-8 Alignment and balance ....7-11 Check engine ......1A-8 Cleaning ........10-6 Cruise control ......1A-9 Flat, changing ......6-4 Diesel preheating/ particle filter ......1A-10 Inspection and rotation ....7-11 Door open ........1A-10 Placard ........
  • Page 297 InDEx cont. Windscreen Winter program ......4-8, 4-12 Care ........... 10-7 Wiper blade care ......10-7 Demisting ..1A-23, 1A-28, 1A-30 Wipers and washers Rear wiper and washer ....1A-12 Operation ......... 1A-11 Washer ........1A-11 Washer ........1A-11 Wipers ........1A-11 Washer fluid ......

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