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rascole replied to the thread BBYHUMR 06 Re-build.What about designing it to sit on the dash where the Daystar tray normally sits? It's kind of useless anyways with the small dividers... -
HHummerHead replied to the thread 2006 Hummer H3 still going strong.The secret is keeping it lubricated, all joints, bearings, and engine. Keeping it proper maintenance ( Oil Change/ 7500K or 3mo.)and...
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HHummerHead replied to the thread 2006 Hummer H3 still going strong.Yes, I really love my H3, The first time it came out and displayed at the Silicon Valley Hummer Dealership, I fell in love with with...
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Had a nice visit from the police today while working on things. Apparently one of the neighbors who had nothing better to do called in a... -
BBYHUMR replied to the thread BBYHUMR 06 Re-build.Moving right along. Spent a few hours working on the wiring today. Got through about 90% of the BCM plug before my soldering gun... -
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I’m here! I have two SAS kits ready to go. Email me directly at: wilsonmech@sbcglobal.net I can answer any questions you have. -
BBYHUMR replied to the thread BBYHUMR 06 Re-build.Had a nice visit from the police today while working on things. Apparently one of the neighbors who had nothing better to do called in a...
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Agree here, very useful to add gauge pods
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Doc is right. H3's are significantly sensitive to any and all voltage variations, and can be the source of many many electrical... -
rascole replied to the thread BBYHUMR 06 Re-build.Agree here, very useful to add gauge pods
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I am very interested in the A pillar pod you come up with. I've had a couple over the years, and a one off sitting on my shelf right...
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Woohoo, another soon to by happy Thor Parts customer!
