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VS Commodore VS SS

1995–1997 · Sedan
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Years 1995–1997
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Brake Pads Front DB1085
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Vehicle: VS Commodore VS SS    Part: DB1085

Bendix Classic / Bendix General CT / PBR Ventilated front disc rotor, single-piston sliding caliper 4 Independent rear suspension introduced from VN; front brake package uprated over the outgoing VL. Cross-reference via Bendix/DBA/PBR/Brembo catalogue using rego or VIN — exact part number was not independently verified for this specific engine/trim combination.
Master Cylinder Front/Rear P10330
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Vehicle: VS Commodore VS SS    Part: P10330

Girlock / PBR Tandem (dual-circuit) master cylinder with vacuum booster; ABS introduced as an option across this generation 1 ABS became increasingly common as an option through the VN-VS generation. Cross-reference via Bendix/DBA/PBR/Brembo catalogue using rego or VIN — exact part number was not independently verified for this specific engine/trim combination.
Brake Shoes Rear B1385
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Vehicle: VS Commodore VS SS    Part: B1385

Bendix Classic / PBR Drum rear brake, leading/trailing shoe, integrated handbrake mechanism 2 Rear drums retained on the live-axle Commodore generation across all engine options. Cross-reference via Bendix/DBA/PBR/Brembo catalogue using rego or VIN — exact part number was not independently verified for this specific engine/trim combination.
Brake Pads Rear (disc-equipped Calais/SS/V8 variants) DB1086
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Vehicle: VS Commodore VS SS    Part: DB1086

Bendix Classic / PBR Solid rear disc rotor, single-piston sliding caliper 4 Rear disc brakes were fitted to higher-specification variants (e.g. Calais, SS); base Executive/Berlina models typically retained rear drums — confirm the specific trim before ordering. Cross-reference via Bendix/DBA/PBR/Brembo catalogue using rego or VIN — exact part number was not independently verified for this specific engine/trim combination.
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The EJ Holden, introduced in July 1962, replaced the EK.

It featured the biggest set of cosmetic changes for Holden at the time of its release. The car was a complete make over of the previous model EK. It looked nothing like it cosmetically. The car was lower, flatter and featured a more ‘American’ design. It was larger and would feature a number of upgrades to the previous model.

Revisions made to the EJ’s automatic transmission made for a smoother ride, the steering, ride and handling saw drastic improvements too.

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The same ‘gray engine’ that had been in service since the original 48-215 would continue being fitted with an automatic or a manual transmission. It would be the last Holden to be fitted with the grey engine. It would also be the last family size Holden to be available with only one engine option.

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The ‘Premier’ variant was available for the first time on the EJ. It consisted of a number of luxury upgrades such as leather bucket seats, heater, demister and automatic transmission. The Premier as a high end trim option for buyers would expand Holdens target market to include high end executive and limousine buyers.

A grand total of 154 811 EJ’s rolled off the assembly line between July 1962 and August 1963, after which the now famous EH Holden would be introduced.

The 1 millionth Holden ever produced rolled off the production line on the 26th of October, 1962. It was an EJ Premier.

Early Girls

EJ Holden specifications

EJ Holden part numbers

10 Facts you may not have known

EJ Holden common issues

EJ Holden paint codes

EJ & EH Holden Buyers Guide: What to Look for When Buying

EJ Holden Trim Levels

When the Holden EJ was released – Australia in 1962

EJ Holden vs EK Holden