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Markovr is correct in saying that the BCM could be at fault here, I have seen a similar issue where the wipers would just stay on intermittent due to a faulty BCM. Have you tried swapping the stalk over for a known good one? I believe indicator stalks are a common issue with these models and I...

you snapped one of the sump retaining bolts? how tight did you do it up? Anyway is there a wreckers or maybe a bolt store nearby that could help you out? heck even bunnings should have a similar bolt to get you out of trouble. One last thing, how did you go extracting the broken bolt?

Don't do anything that will hurt the cat, If the cat is wandering around outside, it's the owners who should get hurt. Cats are still a semi wild animal with killer insticts and they love to eat the native wild life, having grown up in a cat household I know they can be a pain but you really...

I noticed a VR/VS commodore the other day with Altezza tail lights, they had also blacked them out with the smoked lens effect paint, looked fairly good to be honest. Not exactly my cup of tea but not an abomination either. I also like those SMD rings you have in that last post, you know you...

The other battery would have had some charge in it though, if it keeps happening I would look for a current leak at the alternator, its a common VR/VS fault and is easily fixed for little more than pocket change, As for the climate control, you said it's a Berlina that means you have the digital...

Sold sold sold sold sold sold sold

As I said this kit owes me allot of money, its going for a bargain price as I would like to see someone use it, and I damn well expect to recieve pics of it installed within a few months :P Keep that in mind if anyone buys this :D

Looks like Mr Beez Kneez is selling brackets. they are only $40 for JC members. http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/parts-other-items-sale/179093-supercharger-bracket-sc14-crs-vn-vp-vr-v6-commdore.html I really want this gone people.

Price has dropped to $350 but it will not drop again i'll simply shelve it untill it sells, I have been to the shops and bought my girlfriends mimco handbag so no urgency on that anymore guys. I just want to see it get used.

would be nice to see this gone to someone who would use it.

If you do your own additional brackets I couldn't see you spending too much Get the groove machined or buy a new pulley from ebay $50 - $150 depending on fabricator / seller Belt $25 Relocate DFI module (Free) Longer ignition leads $50 Some silicone joiner pipes (Not sure on cost) i'm...

As mentioned above, need this gone, it can be packed up and posted, probably for around $50-$100 or for a six pack i'll drop it off anywhere in the Melbourne/Metro area. as above The lot for $450 neg

Captain bump :P have recieved a few messages so i'll answer some of the relevant questions here. Q. Will I need to remove my air con to fit this? A. No, but you will need to relocate your coil packs. Q. Is this a complete bolt on install? A. No you will need to make up some brackets and...

oh shoot, you would need longer ignition leads too.

ITEM: SC14 parts / unfinished kit LOCATION: Victoria Eastern suburbs, Croydon area CONDITION: Some parts are new, some are old, read below. PRICE: $350 for the lot DELIVERY/PICK UP INFORMATION: I can post, you can pickupo or for a six pack I might deliver PAYMENT OPTIONS: COD if...

you dont need to spend 20k to get VS with a decent ammount of power, purchase a complete L67 engine and supercharger off of ebay for around 2-2.5k drop it in with a full exhaust system $500 max if you shop around and get the extractors second hand, add a boost upgrade pulley for another $300 and...

hub assembly / bearing? just a guess though, could be a few things I suppose but that is what i'm sticking with for now.

no sign of life 0.o ? It's a fairly easy job, remove the battery (Take off the negative terminal first) Unscrew and place to the side all of the little plugs in the top if it has them, also top the battery up untill the plates are covered with distilled water. Connect the red alligator...

go the wreckers and get a new (to you) neutral saftey switch, it may very well be the unit itself, they are cheap from the wreckers.

Holden will most likely still have them, At least price them up from Holden.

why not just have the second person spin the wheel by hand for the rears as well?

I love insurance, wish someone would customise the boot of my commonwhore, it's insured for twice what its worth.

lol, if the transmission fluid smells burn't your clutches are fu..... Anyway best advice is above RE loosening the bolts right, if your keen you can weld a bung into the pan so you can drain it easier next time before pulling the pan off. You don't need a how too anyway, just undo the bolts...

could have used two sticks and fishing line too, or a clay slicer :P

sounds like the car for me actually, maybe you should let me buy it :P Look get it RACV tested, thats the best way if your a little unsure on this particular model. Just realised "My first Commodore" Sounds like the title to childrens book, blurb would probably read like "A tale of woe as...

Get a Subaru or similar AWD car, you wont have issues with traction again provided you drive to the conditions.

Best advice in this thread was to drive to the conditions and use less right foot, my only thing to add is to apply more right foot to the brake pedal BEFORE entering the corner and all should be sweet, by the way you arn't trying to cut across too sharp are you? maybe you should do an advanced...

Short rear shocks are dirt cheap, just go buy a set it's easier than having to explain to someone one day why the bottom end of your cr was dragging along the ground spreading its petrol everywhere, prehaps an extreme example but think about it. It annoys me when people toy with saftey items...

check easy things first, fuses, relays, bulbs, then move on to getting a multimeter and checking for continuity

My money is on it being internal in the amp. For reference however check this thread out. https://forums.justcommodores.com.au/threads/kings-guide-elimanating-stereo-noise.15149

http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/vr-vs-holden-commodore-1993-1997/169840-vs-climate-control-problems.html#post1882108 Give that thread a peek.

Twitchy? like its skipping sort off? thats not exactly normal for live axle or irs. What is the setup, any mods e.g lowered? Since you havn't been overly specific i'm going to ask just to eliminate it, and I hate using this terminology, does it "chirp" when your parking and such? You may...

follow the steering column all the way down from the steering wheel untill it disapeers through that rubber bush. wd40 usually only works for a few months in my experience, get an ink cartridge refill syringe, fill it with rubber grease (The stuff you lube your brake caliper guide pins with, or...

pictures would be nice, short answer is no, long answer is no as well though, so dont worry about the pics after all. depending on what type of paint/finish, the panel will need respraying.

Check your shifter assembly, if you start pulling appart your centre console you will see what I mean, there is plate that looks kinda like this See that brass piece on the left, that will determine gear selection and lock your shifter leaver into position, your car will have something...

My Berlina has a LUX, I think calais and statemans come with them too, No idea wtf it does that a HI wont though.

cool, lots of switches.

"Eat your vegitables" - Clive Owen in Shoot em up dozens of one liners in that movie.

I would love an old mower like that, would be pretty cool. My mother basically buys whatever is easy to start, she will talk over every point of hedge trimmers and lawn mowers and whipper snippers at bunnings and any other store for that matter, but at the end of the day if she cant start it...

As I said, I have seen the 4l60e do plenty of things no one can explain, sometimes the issue has finally been traced to an electrical component which only fails when it feels like it. manifold pressure switch is a prime example. Your son may or may not have done the wrong thing, maybe its...