Inside Holden Genuine Parts vs. Aftermarket for Commodores
Get More From Your Commodore with Smarter Parts Choices Keeping a Commodore on the road is not just about transport; it is about holding on to a big part of...
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Inside Holden Genuine Parts vs. Aftermarket for Commodores
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Inside Holden Commodore Headlights and Choosing the Right UpgradeInside Holden Commodore Headlights and Choosing the Right Upgrade
Clear, bright headlights matter every time we drive in the dark, but they matter even more on a wet winter evening. On a shiny road, weak or yellowed lights make...
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What to Look for When Buying Holden Commodore Wheels UsedWhat to Look for When Buying Holden Commodore Wheels Used
Buying used Holden Commodore wheels might sound straightforward, especially when you know your way around these cars. But as we have seen over the years, it is easier than most...
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Why Some Holden Commodore V6 Engines Misfire in July ColdWhy Some Holden Commodore V6 Engines Misfire in July Cold
Cold mornings in July can give older engines a bit of grief, especially across Western Australia where winter nights still hit hard. For those of us working with a Holden...
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How a Minor Crack Affects Holden Commodore Mags SafetyHow a Minor Crack Affects Holden Commodore Mags Safety
When we think about the visible parts of a car, wheels often get the least attention unless they’re freshly polished or scuffed. For those of us running older Holdens, checking...
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Guide to Replacing Seized Holden Commodore Parts in WinterGuide to Replacing Seized Holden Commodore Parts in Winter
Cold months can be hard on older Holden models, especially when they’ve been sitting still for weeks. When a vehicle like a VB, VC, or VL Commodore isn’t driven often...
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What Makes Holden Commodore Car Parts Grind While Turning?What Makes Holden Commodore Car Parts Grind While Turning?
Hearing a grinding sound when turning your Commodore is never a pleasant experience. It tends to creep in slowly, just a faint noise at first, but before long, it can...
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Why VL Commodore Performance Parts Lag in Cold StartsWhy VL Commodore Performance Parts Lag in Cold Starts
Early mornings in winter can be rough on older Holdens. For VL Commodore owners, cold starts often bring up problems that seem to appear out of nowhere. The engine might...
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Breaking Down the Parts Structure in Holden Australia ModelsBreaking Down the Parts Structure in Holden Australia Models
Holden models have gone through plenty of changes over the decades, but a lot of the structure behind them follows some logical patterns. If you have worked on old Commodores,...
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Safe Places to Store Your Old Holden Parts Over WinterSafe Places to Store Your Old Holden Parts Over Winter
Old Holden parts hold up pretty well when stored right, but winter can be hard on them. Cold snaps and damp air across places like Western Australia can creep into...
