Holden VE Commodore - Oil & Oil Filter Service. DIY CHEAP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2024
- How to service Holden Ve Commodore Cheap DIY full car, plus engine service at home.
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Great video Luke. Love the way you explain things in plain simple English. Look forward to the next one.
Im really glad you enjoyed watching this video @david coote just a simple service but made even easier when explained properly🙂 I just hope I don't ramble on to much and get carried away sometimes😆
Plenty more to come soon though, cheers heaps mate👍👍🙂
Thanks for making me feel extremely guilty about my poor old Subaru, I do have some work to do, replace my muffler, which I did a bit of welding on to get a bit more life from it, but now it's past the point of repair. And I need to replace a gasket on my radiator hose connection to the motor, it's the first time I ever came across a gasket on a radiator hose before! Usually it's a just replacement job of a split hose. I reckon anybody buying a car from you would be getting a great deal. My car's had a rough year with minor damage to tail and head light covers, and a bumper strip ripped off the back passenger door, Tail light hit by a ladder blown over whilst rebuilding my bungalow, head lamp while parking to close to my bus trying to charge my solar batteries, and the same for the bumper strip. The poor old girl deserves better. It seems my car's safer on the road than it is at home! I think any garage would snap you up in a minute if you ever went back to that job. Your lucky I live too far away, otherwise I'd be around everytime my car needed work. Luke! Mate! Could you have a look at my car again. You'd end up setting the dog on me. Cheers Mate!
Haha sorry @wayne armstrong I must admit though my poor old Commodore is getting a great working out since I got rid of the patrol😆 Poor thing goes everywhere I point it nearly and takes a bit of damage on doing so. Thankfully I will never be rechasing that best market value for that car...just a daily😂
It can be hard to keep up with that maintenance sometimes, but then again some of the best mechanic work you can do, is preventative work, to stop those major problems in future...but that's easy enough to say rather than do sometimes though!
Take great care of yourself Wayne, there'll be plenty more fun mechanic videos to come and we'll be working on different cars everytime I'd say too🔧🪛😁
G’day Luke.
Cheers great watch.
Enjoy all your content.
Thanks.
Hello there @Andrew Hewes. I'm really glad you enjoyed watching mate. My main passion now days is metal detecting as im sure you know...but I still love my cars and mechanics🙂 But only when my back is playing good though😉
Cheers heaps again mate🤝
Great job Luke, yes the timing chains were an issue. I had a VE v6 changed the oil regularly at 10,000kms. Never missed a service. We covered 270,000kms and no timing chain issues. So regular maintenance was key for our VE. Its sold now, but I do miss it. Had a VT before that , covered 280,000 kms. Needed to replace the fuel pump at 230k as it died on us. The VP before that was my favorite car, that V6 with the light body made it fun to drive. It too had the fuel pump fail at around 190,000kms. The only other issues with the VP and VT was the ignition key barrels wore out and had to be replaced. Keep the VZ going mate , there are a great car!
I'm really glad you enjoyed watching this one @Roberto Giuseppe the timing chains were a huge issue on the VEs most definitely! I couldn't imagine just how many the workshop I worked at did over the years and me doing lots whilst I was a there😂...a big job!
The Commodores are such a reliable car though especially the earlier ones👌👌 Cheers so much again Rob, catch you on the next mate👍👍🙂
I discovered a seriously good idea by chance when doing oil changes, make sure you remove the full oil drain pan and used filter from under the car before lowering it and driving it away as otherwise you end up with a nasty oil spill to clean up.
Hahaha I love this comment @Tim Areskog and that is an easy enough thing to do too mate. I know a few apprentices in the workshop that have done it over the years working. And I will say I'm guilty of it myself at home in the drive...what a mess!!😂😂
Thanks for sharing knowledge of cars and how easy it is to do a service. Keep up the great work and see you on the next one. Cheers mate 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🤜🤛
You are so welcome @joe kolenik I'm really glad you enjoyed watching this one mate. Only a quick simple service but a service that seriously needed doing. I never like leaving it to run overdue jiat in case any issues occur because of it. Preventative maintenance is key in my eyes👌
Cheers heaps again Joe, plenty more to come soon mate🔧🪛👍👍🤝🙂
Thank you. very good video. im working on a VE commodore at the moment. good to see a fresh video on VE Commodore.
Im really glad you enjoyed watching this video @Murray Loumalo stay tuned for plenty more in future👍
Very interesting Luke … gives me new insights what it means to give some parts of a car service.
Thanks so much for watching @Lisa R I have really enjoyed sharing these simple fun informative mechanic videos😊😊 Plenty more to come soon!
These are great tips, Luke, stuff that's explained and shown simply, stuff you wouldn't get shown and told, like the lip edge evolving on brake rotors! Maybe it's lucky I can't see the twin clutches inside our transmission, we're relying on German engineering lasting in the Audi wagon, though we miss our VT2! Great tip and explain why 98RON is worth that bit extra, it cleans your engine while you drive!
(Part 2 droppers, was there hint of really good news as chat revealed to the star picket site older couple? 🤞)
Cheers, Luke, and family, hope the Geelong event was grand, Gabi of Narre Warren.
Im really glad you enjoyed watching this video @Gabi Valla it was only a simple service and something I believe almost anyone can attempt to do successfully at home for future. Just have to make sure to get those correct parts which can sometimes be the hardest part👌🔧 Cheers heaps again Gabi😊😁👍
You wouldn't have to put a solution in if you service it every 5000 ks that looks way overdue.. you going to build a lot of slush..