This comprehensive service repair manual provides detailed instructions and technical information for the Holden Sandman Panelvan, covering models from the HQ, HJ, HX, and HZ series. It offers a wealth of knowledge for mechanics, technicians, and car enthusiasts alike, enabling them to perform repairs, understand the vehicle's workings, and maintain their Sandman Panelvan.

Inside the manual, you'll discover a wide range of information, including step-by-step procedures for general maintenance, troubleshooting guides to pinpoint problems, and in-depth instructions for engine service, repair, and rebuild. The manual also covers transmission service and repair, brake system diagnostics and repair, electrical system schematics and troubleshooting, suspension system maintenance and repair, and periodic lubrication schedules.

Further sections delve into the cooling system, fuel injection and fuel system, emission system regulations and maintenance, heater and air conditioning systems, engine control systems, chassis and bodywork repair, restraint system components and operation, interior trim and refurbishment, differential and drive train maintenance, and axle repairs. This manual is your one-stop resource for all your Holden Sandman Panelvan needs.

The Holden Sandman Panelvan, a legendary icon of Australian automotive history, emerged as a unique and highly sought-after variation of the popular Holden HQ, HJ, HX, and HZ models. These panelvans, produced between 1971 and 1980, were initially designed for commercial use, but quickly captured the hearts of enthusiasts seeking a versatile and spacious vehicle. The Sandman's distinctive appeal stemmed from its rugged practicality combined with a touch of rebellious charm, perfectly embodying the spirit of the era.

The Sandman's transformation from a humble workhorse to a cult classic began with the addition of distinctive visual cues. Holden offered a limited-edition "Sandman" package, featuring a distinctive two-tone paint scheme, a unique "Sandman" decal adorning the side doors, and a distinctive "Sandman" badge proudly displayed on the grille. Inside, the Sandman typically boasted plush velour upholstery, adding a touch of luxury to the utilitarian cabin. Beyond its visual appeal, the Sandman's practicality was undeniable, offering a spacious cargo area perfect for transporting surfboards, camping gear, or anything else the adventurous owner desired. Underneath the hood, the Sandman was powered by a range of Holden's robust six-cylinder engines, matched to a manual transmission for a spirited driving experience. The Sandman's combination of style, practicality, and performance solidified its place as a true icon of the Australian automotive scene.