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loanrangie
6th September 2013, 11:38 AM
My MIL is visiting and she told me that she is getting a 3 amigo's style dash light error along with speedo not working and auto not shifting correctly.
This had a new genuine ECU from holden 2 years ago but is still giving these issues, if anyone has holdon experience with these we'd appreciate some advice - apart from selling or burning it.
rangieman
6th September 2013, 03:15 PM
My MIL is visiting and she told me that she is getting a 3 amigo's style dash light error along with speedo not working and auto not shifting correctly.
This had a new genuine ECU from holden 2 years ago but is still giving these issues, if anyone has holdon experience with these we'd appreciate some advice - apart from selling or burning it.
After 19 years with holden i wouldnt spend 10 cents on a Astra I surely would not have bought one in the first place , Honestly they are worth nothing .
But seeing as it,s your MIL tell here to take it back to holden seeing as they never got it right in the first place :angel:
loanrangie
6th September 2013, 03:19 PM
Exactly what i told her Chris but at 76 she doesnt have the backbone to take it back - i wouldnt have touched one either, i'd rather push my landy.
CountP
6th September 2013, 03:38 PM
You need to get hold a obd interface and then get OPCOM which will allow you to read the fault codes. We have a Vectra in the family and Holden were pretty useless at fixing anything although that didn't stop them taking my money.
Pickles2
6th September 2013, 03:49 PM
Gotta disagree with you guys.
We bought a TS Astra new in 2005, did around 80Ks in it..ALWAYS had it serviced by the Dealer.....only problem..one waterpump..fixed under warranty.
We bought a S/H AH Astra SRI 2.2 abot 3 yrs ago, it is also serviced by the same Dealer, and it's been brilliant.
Don't know who's been servicing it, but if it's a Holden Dealer, I'd simply send it back, & tell 'em to fix it.
Cheers, Pickles.
loanrangie
6th September 2013, 05:23 PM
You need to get hold a obd interface and then get OPCOM which will allow you to read the fault codes. We have a Vectra in the family and Holden were pretty useless at fixing anything although that didn't stop them taking my money.
I was looking on ebay earlier for an obd cable to do just that.
SPROVER
10th September 2013, 05:53 PM
If your anywhere near Glen Waverely you can use my OBD reader.You just need an app like TORQUE which is great.I use it on my LS1 Calais all the time.Its a great thing for fault finding.
loanrangie
12th September 2013, 03:02 PM
If your anywhere near Glen Waverely you can use my OBD reader.You just need an app like TORQUE which is great.I use it on my LS1 Calais all the time.Its a great thing for fault finding.
Thanks Chris, MIL lives in Bendigo so next time she comes i might borrow it and see if i can fix it.
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