What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
07-25-2013, 12:07 PM
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Join Date: 10-13-2011
Location: Welland,Ont Canada
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Mighty nice rims there , Sam. post some pics of the Cruise In sleeper, and have a great day, for me not much today just sealed the concrete driveway so have to park on the street till tomorrow, I went to the Chippawa show last night and darn if my memory didn't bring the camera, well maybe pics from Welland's Friday Night show
07-26-2013, 03:28 AM
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Join Date: 10-09-2010
Location: Tacoma
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Yes I agree, but I didn't pick them, 08 banshee did by accident.....
He though "hyper black" would indeed be black...who would have thunk ?
Helped install a TTR intake on his yesterday, I would buy one if they had the correct size hole in it for the map sensor, it was a lot off. Made the car a rocket though.
Since His seemed to pull a little harder than mine, (can't have that) I replaced my yellow spring with a blue spring. Problem solved His no longer pulls harder than mine. Wow it's spooling instantly, at all speeds up to 40. Can't wait to get on the Hwy. We will see if it will hit 25lbs when your are doing 70mph and want to go. I'll let ya know if it fixes that little quirk.
Sorry I almost forgot the Turbo Cummins Camper you were asking about, we took it on it's maiden voyage. She got a plenty of pull, but you know I will have to ask Vince for a tune.....
where we went is better than looking at the old bus...yes the brook trout were there..
He though "hyper black" would indeed be black...who would have thunk ?
Helped install a TTR intake on his yesterday, I would buy one if they had the correct size hole in it for the map sensor, it was a lot off. Made the car a rocket though.
Since His seemed to pull a little harder than mine, (can't have that) I replaced my yellow spring with a blue spring. Problem solved His no longer pulls harder than mine. Wow it's spooling instantly, at all speeds up to 40. Can't wait to get on the Hwy. We will see if it will hit 25lbs when your are doing 70mph and want to go. I'll let ya know if it fixes that little quirk.
Sorry I almost forgot the Turbo Cummins Camper you were asking about, we took it on it's maiden voyage. She got a plenty of pull, but you know I will have to ask Vince for a tune.....
where we went is better than looking at the old bus...yes the brook trout were there..
07-26-2013, 09:28 PM
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Join Date: 01-23-2009
Location: Fredericksburg,VA
Posts: 25,326
I took mine into the Buick dealer to have the new airbag SDM and ROS programed. Found out that ALL MR.DumbAssWrenches are the same. It took him 2.5 hours of actual work to do the job, because he did not start at the BCM he started at the SDM. The TechII could not even see the SDM to program it (DUH, because the BCM didn't know it was there). He took the console apart to check my harness connection before he called technical assistance.
A guy in the waiting room with me had been there 2 hours already to have his GPS fixed. Diagnosis was "the TechII can't see the USB port".
Do we see a common thread here? And many others have made similar posts about can't connect TechII.
But now my HHR is legal to drive, and thanks to discounted parts and my labor the insurance has paid for struts, hubs, 2 brake jobs (1 with new rotors), Lower Control Arms, sway bar links, 4 70,000 mile tires, traffic school, new keyfob, ATF change, new spark plugs, an oil change, an EL-50448 tool, a parking ticket, a flex pipe kit, an alignment and several other things.
Suddenly I don't mind paying for insurance for a while.
A guy in the waiting room with me had been there 2 hours already to have his GPS fixed. Diagnosis was "the TechII can't see the USB port".
Do we see a common thread here? And many others have made similar posts about can't connect TechII.
But now my HHR is legal to drive, and thanks to discounted parts and my labor the insurance has paid for struts, hubs, 2 brake jobs (1 with new rotors), Lower Control Arms, sway bar links, 4 70,000 mile tires, traffic school, new keyfob, ATF change, new spark plugs, an oil change, an EL-50448 tool, a parking ticket, a flex pipe kit, an alignment and several other things.
Suddenly I don't mind paying for insurance for a while.
