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Hi Guys My BRAND NEW SVZ Wagon has had a serious vibration thru the whole body when under load or going up an incline , it begings at 80k's and goes up as speed increases, when you decelerate it mostly dissapears. It seems to get worse after the car is warmed up and you cut down some k's. Holden dealer service can't find the problem, after 3days trying, they said they have swaped the tail shaft rear drive shafts all wheels and tyres , all to no avail. it seems Now they have given up. is there anyone out there who could suggest a fix. this is very dissapointing for a new car..any suggestions would be helpful.
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Buggered torque convertor clutches cause this issue in VR/VS commodores.
Maybe you have a similar issue? They still run the 4L60E box behind them.
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Buggered torque convertor clutches cause this issue in VR/VS commodores.
Thanks Mick, this maybe some solution that I can get fixed from Holden,(or pay for myself) but they seem reluctant to do any more, This VZ model is a huge dissapointment compared
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My old Rodeo had the same prob. Check the front wheel bearings for grease ! Remember early Ford Territories came out from the factory with no tranny fluid. Mistakes happen.
Just coss its new doesnt mean it has been checked.
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If your Dealer doesn't want to know, take it to another Dealer and get them to look at it. They'll be happy as they get to bill Holden for their time/parts...
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If your Dealer doesn't want to know, take it to another Dealer and get them to look at it. They'll be happy as they get to bill Holden for their time/parts... Thanks dave, that's what I'm in the middle of doing, after I spoke to some Auto
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What did they come up with.
I have a similar vibration in my VN (pronounced going up inclines, particularly after travelling a bit) but occurs at 40 - 60 kmh (and doesn't depend on gear / revs).
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An Update to the ongoing Vibrating NEW SVZ, it's now 3months old has 5.400klms on the clock, and it still vibrates, lots of New rattles as well appearing. Holdens customer service is an absolutes sham, a corporate disgrace. area service rep has dissapeare
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[quote]Originally posted by Sad SVZ
My BRAND NEW SVZ Wagon has had a serious vibration thru the whole body when under load or going up an incline ......
UPDATE-- on the "Vibrator" Now we have vibrated over 6.300klms in our new SVZ, Been in th
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Very sorry to hear mate. It's a bit out there but may I suggest contacting someone like Today Tonight? If they are interested in your story you could blackmail Holden into a new car. ;)
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Im not a ford lover but these storys about holden seem to pop up all the time, makes the BA falcon look good to me
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My mates VZ had a similar typed vibration , had the same problems with the dealers , ended up being the hand brake shoes binding , which he had suggested they check on the first 3 or 4 visits .
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UPDATE-- on the Vibrator.. Well after another Ten days waiting for a NEW replacement Diff for my vibrating SVZ finally this morning I took it again to the dealer and they fitted another alledgedly NEW diff,
NOW the good news is, that the Vibrations h
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Yet another UPDATE-- on the Vibrator.. Well after another eight days of being messed about by Holden Warranty service, (alias-customer assist) they saaid to drive it for a while the Diff noises may dissapear, ( a stalling tactic) then they have made me
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Forget all of the above, While it's still debatably new, you should walk in, throw the keys at the dealer and yell "give me a NEW car (cause thats what u paid for) if they baulk say you want a replacemnt until that one is fixed". Don't take delivery Edited by user Saturday, 16 September 2006 6:10:16 AM(UTC)
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Hello Quartahorse-- ---Tell them you won't take it back until it's fixed.--- I've tried That, they don't care, there is no joy between the Dealer and Holden Warranty HQ, ( I need this car for my bussiness 24x7) All they do is as little as possible and t
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Anonymous Tom,
Sounds at least like your making headway (re new diff arriving).
Can you tell me, did this vibe develop from new or was it there when you took delivery ?
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Hi Quarter Horse ---Sounds at least like your making headway (re new diff arriving). Very slowly, that's Because they supplied a Faulty Second Diff, which I believe they don't even test, they just assume they are OK because they are "NEW". --Can you te
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Sad Tom,
So with your expeirience (nightmare) on the subject of purchasing a new car (something Ive never done). Is there any way you could advise readers here how to avoid taking delivery of a lemon ? Or does anyone else here have any GOOD experienc |
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Hi QH ----So with your expeirience (nightmare) on the subject of purchasing a new car (something Ive never done). Is there any way you could advise readers here how to avoid taking delivery of a lemon ?----- TEST DRIVE IT FIRST , even if it's NEW, they
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