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You're telling him what a load of crap, HA. A load of crap is an engine that has been serviced to manufacturers’ specifications and requires a timing chain at 120k's or earlier. If the chains were designed to be replaced this early, the manufacturer would have included it in the servicing requirements. Also if there wasn’t a known issue, then it’s unlikely that Holden would have footed the bill for this, so by them accepting this out of warranty claim they are acknowledging that they had a problem with the chain in this engine.
They dont deny that there is a problem with chains in certain early build VE Alloytec Engines. What i said, if you had read it without getting your panties in a twist was that in this particular case, the closeness to warranty period and low km's of the car all helped for Holden to be swayed into a goodwill decision.
If you go into your Holden Dealer with a 06 build VE, with 180,000km's on the clock and ask for Warranty, you will be turned away and they wont even think twice about goodwill. It's called a NEW CAR WARRANTY for a reason.