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They have always had the LS3 in 'their' SS

Why do you assume its your trip computer fibbing and not the fuel bowser?

PIC4989: Drive Line Boom Noise And/Or Vibration - (Oct 2, 2008) Subject: Drive Line Boom Noise and/or Vibration Models: 2008-2009 Pontiac G8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following diagnosis might be helpful if the vehicle exhibits the...

Ran 38 in mine and got 55k from my re050a's

You may even have dramas with the standard three year warranty. In NSW, the Police fleet isnt a 'log book' service. Its oil and filter every 10000km, and consumables (pads, rotors) when required. Air filters, plugs, coolant etc arent touched. Current contract price per service is $110. Thats why...

In NSW the books arent stamped because a log book service isnt completed. The only things changed are oil and oil filter every 10000km (not 15000km) and consumables such as brakes, rotors, tyres etc. Every centre that services the NSW Police fleet must be approved and enter into a contract price...

My 09 SSV did it occasionally after full throttle applications, wouldnt re engage. Holden couldnt find any problem! I just turned the AC off, and turned it back on and it worked again.

I had a similar problem in my SS and I found this tech note for a solution; #PIC4989: Drive Line Boom Noise And/Or Vibration - (Oct 2, 2008) Subject: Drive Line Boom Noise and/or Vibration Models: 2008-2009 Pontiac G8...

Power upgrade must have been done from when the Police auctioned it to when you got it. Engines and drive line are bog stock standard. They are not always serviced every 10000km despite the belief they are well looked after. XR6 turbo in Wollongong NSW region hadn't been service for 25000km...

Paid $230 for mine

I paid $230 for a service. New filter, gasket and Dexron 6. Not worth doing it yourself for that price.

Mine isnt a 6, but for comparison sake I paid $200 the 6l80 in my SSV, filter, gasket and oil

Don't pay too much attention to your research, the battery is behind the passenger seat.

I searched for ever and you can't get them in australia unless you buy genuine pads. Got a friend in the states to get me some, most auto stores have them. Cost me $7 Australian

Mods I've found so far are Fe2 suspension, upgraded brake pads, lower ratio 3.27:1 LSD diff, surveillance mode button in car, second battery in boot and some strange gouges in the top of the door trip around about where your wrist would be if you were using the top of the door as an armrest. It...