Holden Colorado 2017: Vibration
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Asked by Peter
Our new 2017 Holden Colorado LTZ auto has a vibration between 90-105 km/h. It’s been back to the dealer twice. I was told low tyre pressures, but they were checked and were right before it was taken to the dealer, I was told the rear view mirror was loose, it wasn’t. I feel I’ve bought a lemon. From my experience, I believe the torque converter is the problem.
Who can properly diagnose new car fault?
Answered by CarsGuide
2 Feb 2018Because it is so new you need to take it back to the Holden dealer, and ramp up the pressure on them to fix it.
If need be contact Holden customer service directly and tell them the dealer can’t seem to fix it to your satisfaction, and ask that their regional service manager assess the car.
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