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HOLDEN VZ WAGON 2006 User Manual

HOLDEN VZ WAGON 2006
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VZ WAGON AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL RANGE
VZ
WAGON
AND LIGHT
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holden.com.au
VZ Wagon and Light Commercial Owner’s Handbook

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HOLDEN VZ WAGON 2006 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHOLDEN
ModelVZ WAGON 2006
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1 Dashboard

Layout

Overview of dashboard components and their locations on the instrument panel.

Gauges

Explanation of the speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, and temperature gauge.

Warning Indicators / Messages

Details on illuminated icons and animated symbols indicating vehicle status or issues.

Turn Signals, Horn and Tilt / Reach Steering

Operation of turn signals, horn, and steering column adjustment.

Trip Computer – Single-Window

Instructions for using the single-window trip computer functions and switches.

Trip Computer – Triple-Window

Explanation of the triple-window trip computer functions and displays.

Options Menu

Guide to entering and navigating the vehicle's customization options menu.

Wipers and Washers

Operation and adjustment of the vehicle's front and rear wipers and washers.

Lights

Details on operating headlights, fog lights, park lights, and automatic light functions.

Phone

Information on connecting and using a mobile phone with the vehicle's audio system.

Radio / CD and Clock

Operation of the radio, CD player, and clock settings.

Antenna

Information on manual and electric antenna operation and maintenance.

Standard Heater, Air Conditioner

Explanation of the standard heater and air conditioning system controls.

Ventilation System

Description of the vehicle's ventilation system and air vent operation.

Climate Control

Guide to operating the automatic climate control system for interior comfort.

Cruise Control

Instructions for setting, adjusting, and using the cruise control system.

Chapter 2 Locks

Keys

Details on the main key, glovebox key, roof rack key, and manual antenna key.

Door Locks

Information on locking/unlocking doors, deadlocking, and alarm system activation.

Alarm

Explanation of the alarm system's operation, activation, and response to break-ins.

Ignition Lock

Description of the ignition key positions and steering wheel lock mechanism.

Child Safety and Free Turning Door Locks

Details on child safety locks for rear doors and the free turning lock feature.

Tailgate Lock – Wagon

Instructions for opening, closing, and locking the tailgate on wagon models.

Bonnet Lock

Procedure for opening and closing the vehicle's bonnet safely.

Chapter 3 Know Your Vehicle

Front Seat Adjustment

Guide to adjusting front seats, including height, tilt, recline, and lumbar support.

Rear Seat – Wagon

Information on the wagon's rear seat, including armrest and adjustable head restraints.

Rear Seat Fold Down – Wagon

Instructions for folding down the rear seat sections in wagon models.

Third Row Seat – Wagon

Details on the third-row seat, including child restraint anchorages and folding.

Rear Seat – Crew Cab

Instructions for lifting the rear seat cushion in crew cab models for access.

Seat Belts

Explanation of lap/sash belts, shoulder height adjustment, and seat belt pretensioners.

Child Restraints

Guidelines and warnings for using child restraints and locating anchorage points.

Windows

Information on manual and power windows, including auto-down and time-delay features.

Mirrors

Details on internal and exterior rear-view mirrors, including vanity mirrors.

Interior Lights

Operation of interior dome, reading, and compartment lights.

Accessory Control

Explanation of the accessory control feature for shutting down accessories.

Battery Saver

Information on the battery saver feature that switches off interior lights.

Glovebox and Centre Console

Description of glovebox, centre console storage, and related features.

Storage Compartments

Overview of front and rear storage compartments and their replacement options.

Ashtray, Lighter and Power Socket

Details on the ashtray, cigarette lighter, and power socket usage.

Cup Holders

Instructions for using and maintaining front cup holders in the centre and dashboard.

Park Brake, Footrest, Assist Grips and Fuel Filler Release

Information on park brake, driver's footrest, assist grips, and fuel filler release.

Rear Tray / Tailgate Latches

Instructions for operating the rear tray and tailgate latches.

Tonneau Cover

Guide to installing, fitting, removing, and folding the tonneau cover.

Hard Tonneau Cover

Instructions for locking, unlocking, and removing the hard tonneau cover.

Sports Bar

Information on the sports bar as an appearance item only.

Chapter 4 Driving

Safety

Essential checks before entering and driving the vehicle, including parking.

Engine Starting

Procedure for starting the engine, including manual and automatic transmissions.

Automatic Transmission

Explanation of the floor-mounted shift, modes of operation, and paddle shifters.

Manual Transmission

Details on shift patterns, operating notes, and gear selection for manual transmissions.

Antilock Brake System

Information on the ABS operation, warnings, and proper braking techniques.

Traction Control System

Explanation of the traction control system's function, operation, and disabling.

Driving Precautions

Advice on running-in, power-assisted systems, loading, and driving conditions.

Add On Equipment

Guidelines for fitting accessories like snow chains, mud flaps, and roo/nudge bars.

Chapter 5 Fuel

Fuel

Important warnings and information regarding fuel, exhaust gases, and ethanol content.

Emission Control Systems

Details on the vehicle's emission control systems and owner responsibilities.

Reducing Fuel Consumption

Tips for improving fuel economy through engine maintenance, tyre pressure, and driving habits.

Chapter 6 Emergencies

Customer Assistance

Information on obtaining assistance for vehicle-related concerns and contact details.

For New Zealand Holden Owners

Specific contact information and details for Holden owners in New Zealand.

Roadside Assistance

Details on Holden's 24-hour roadside assistance program and coverage.

Hazard Warning Flashers

Instructions for operating hazard warning flashers and their usage.

Flat Tyre

Comprehensive guide to changing a flat tyre, including safety warnings and procedures.

Towing a Disabled Vehicle

Guidelines and precautions for safely towing a disabled vehicle.

Fuses

Location and layout of cabin and engine compartment fuses and relays.

Engine Overheating

Actions to take in case of engine overheating, including checking coolant and fan.

Flat Battery

Procedure for jump-starting a vehicle with a flat battery safely.

Airbags

Information on the vehicle's airbag system, including deployment and safety precautions.

Bulb Replacement

Step-by-step instructions for replacing various exterior and interior light bulbs.

Chapter 7 Weekly Checks

Miscellaneous Checks

Routine safety checks recommended for the owner/operator.

Check Locations

Diagrams indicating the location of key fluid reservoirs and components.

Engine Oil Level

Procedure for checking and topping up the engine oil level.

Engine Oil Consumption

Factors affecting oil consumption and methods for measuring it.

Engine Coolant Level

Instructions for checking and topping up the engine coolant level.

Automatic Transmission Fluid Level

Procedure for checking and adding automatic transmission fluid.

Washer Fluid Level

Instructions for checking and topping up the windscreen washer fluid.

Brake Fluid Level

Procedure for checking and adding brake fluid, including safety warnings.

Clutch Fluid Level

Procedure for checking and adding clutch fluid, including safety warnings.

Power Steering Fluid Level

Instructions for checking and adding power steering fluid.

Tyres

Information on tyre air pressure, rotation, alignment, and replacement.

Battery

Safety warnings, fluid level check, replacement, and disconnection procedures.

Trolley Jack Locations

Diagrams showing correct lifting points for trolley jacks on different vehicle types.

Chapter 8 Specifications

Specifications V6

Technical specifications for V6 engines, including fluids, power, and capacities.

Specifications V8

Technical specifications for V8 engines, including fluids, power, and capacities.

General Specifications

Vehicle dimensions, body lubricants, and air conditioning specifications.

Identification Labels

Location and information contained on safety compliance, cooling, and option plates.

Chapter 9 Tow and Load

Loading the Vehicle

Guidelines on axle loads, carrying capacity, and safely transporting gas cylinders.

Towing

Information on towing capabilities, overloading, and recommended towing equipment.

Attaching a Trailer

Recommended procedures for attaching a trailer, including tow ball weight and maintenance.

Towing Precautions

Important precautions for towing, including tyre pressure, gear selection, and trailer brakes.

Cargo Barrier

Instructions for fitting and using the cargo barrier in various configurations.

Vertical Convenience Net

Guide to fitting and using the vertical convenience net for light cargo storage.

Cargo Blind

Instructions for extending, retracting, and removing the cargo blind.

Tie-Downs

Recommended procedure for using tie-down straps to secure loads in the cargo area.

Convenience Net

Procedure for using the convenience net for light cargo and related warnings.

Load Anchoring Warnings

Critical warnings for carrying heavy loads using tie-downs or convenience nets.

Chapter 10 Cleaning

Interior Cleaning

Guide to cleaning upholstery, velour, vinyl, and cloth surfaces.

Exterior Cleaning

Instructions for paint care, washing, stain removal, and cleaning various exterior parts.

Cleaning Products

List of recommended cleaning products, their part numbers, sizes, descriptions, and usage.

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