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    hey is it easy to sevice a vz, i mean change all the oils etc?Or is it better to take it to thr holden dealer??

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    VZ v6 is the easiest car to change oil in. The oil filter is under the passenger side engine cover in the metal casing hanging off the side of the head and the sump bolt is right at the front of the sump, it can be reached from above if you can't be bothered getting under the car to undo it
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    worst thing is spark plugs im pretty sure..because you have to take the manifold off the engine
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    more to the point, wouldnt there be a warranty issue with this.. also the Tech2 Test they run to check emmisions or what not would be missed.. that provides valuable info im guessing..

    But yeah Changing plugs, oil, filters etc is easy enough!
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    Is this the same deal with the VE 3.6 Alloytec 2006 model? Also need to change tranny fluid & filters, anyone can assist? Have done it in a VT and VY no dramas there

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