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#41 Posted : Tuesday, 9 February 2010 4:02:12 AM(UTC)
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#42 Posted : Tuesday, 9 February 2010 4:06:42 PM(UTC)
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Originally posted by Dr Terry
Ok, here are my answers.
2. Trick question. The answer is the Rodeo Diesel in Dec 1980.
4. Another trick question. The answer is the Jackaroo 2.2 Turbo Diesel in late 1984.

Werent the Rodeo & Jackaroo fully imported from Isuzu, and not assembled locally, ruling them out?

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#43 Posted : Tuesday, 9 February 2010 5:00:40 PM(UTC)
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I didnt rule out imports.

Some questions specified Australian Holdens, while others specifies a Holden (of any type).

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#44 Posted : Wednesday, 10 February 2010 2:43:54 AM(UTC)
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1. Which series Australian Holden was first to feature Variatronic (variable effort) power steering ?

JB

2. What was the first Holden (of any type) to feature a fuel injected engine.

VK

3. What series Australian Holden had the first modern ABS system ?
(The Delco Moraine anti-lock drum system in the mid 70s does not count.)

VP

4. What was the first Holden (of ay type) to be factory fitted with a turbo-charged engine ?

Piazza

5. What series Australian Holden was the first to feature factory-fitted cruise control ?

WB

6. What series Holden was the first to feature metallic paint ?

EJ

7. What company manufactured the manual transaxle (gearbox) used in the Camira ?

Isuzu

8. When did the TH700 automatic change its name to the 4L60 & why ?

either VP or VN with VP type engine stronger input shaft than TH700

9. What was the smallest engine fitted to a Holden SS or Commodore SS (not counting the Torana LX SS) ?

3600

10. What was the first Holden (of any type) that came standard with a 5-speed manual gearbox ?

JB SL/E


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#45 Posted : Wednesday, 10 February 2010 3:01:40 AM(UTC)
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Hi Jim.

Ill give you 0.5 a point for questions 2, 3, 4 & 8. & Q 7 is correct. So that 3 points.

Your answer to Q 9, what version of an SS had a 3600 engine?

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#46 Posted : Wednesday, 10 February 2010 3:19:39 AM(UTC)
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That was a typo I meant the VP SSv6 at 3800 cc. I was too late to edit it.

Why only 0.5 for the ABS question as it is worded which series not which model? so I answered VP which was a series. VP Calais was a model within the VP series.


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#47 Posted : Wednesday, 10 February 2010 3:31:05 AM(UTC)
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quote:
Originally posted by Dr Terry
Ok, here are my answers.

1. It was the VP Calais, it beat the VQ series II Statesman & Caprice by just 1 month. I awarded 0.5 if you said VQ series II.
2. Trick question. The answer is the Rodeo Diesel in Dec 1980. If you said VK Commodore, which was the first petrol fuel injected car I awarded 0.5.BTW, the TE Gemini Diesel was released in April 1981.
3. The first Aussie Holden with modern (Bosch) ABS was the VQ series II Caprice. I awarded 0.5 for VP. It was introduced to the VP as a running change after the VQ II was released. The very first Holden with modern ABS was the Calibra (it beat the VQ II by 1 month), but we werent counting imports..


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Hang on Ill have to argue here then. What Rodeo was made in Australia? were they not all just as fully imported as the Calibra?




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#48 Posted : Wednesday, 10 February 2010 3:36:54 AM(UTC)
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Ah you got me on that. I did the quiz then answered the questions then read through the thread and quickly flicked to the end, wrote the last post then continued to read and you answered my argument above before I had even written it so my apologies.


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#49 Posted : Wednesday, 10 February 2010 7:01:06 AM(UTC)
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Why only 0.5 for the ABS question as it is worded which series not which model? so I answered VP which was a series. VP Calais was a model within the VP series.

Because the answer to the ABS question is VQ series II, not VP.

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