All electrical items work. Turn ignition, nothing (this does not effect/drain electrical using items).
Is this a common issue. I am going to run a hot lead to the starter to check it. Only other possibilities 1)ignition, 2)Fuse??? is this a common problem, 3)Starter and/or Starter coil.
Thanks for any suggestions!

All electrical items work. Turn ignition, nothing (this does not effect/drain electrical using items).
Is this a common issue. I am going to run a hot lead to the starter to check it. Only other possibilities 1)ignition, 2)Fuse??? is this a common problem, 3)Starter and/or Starter coil.
Thanks for any suggestions!

Update:
Cross started(put a wrench between two of the posts on the starter solenoid) the starter solenoid. With ignition turned on this worked. Now H2 starts with no problem.

I know this is basic mechanics, but does this indicate a problem with the ignition or the starter solenoid.

thanks again for any suggestions!

At the ignition switch check for power with a test light at the pink wire(ign 1 voltage) while attempting to crank if the test light does not light, or lights dim you are losing ign 1 voltage and will require A new ign switch, common problem I have changed out about 20 in the past year. Hope that helps.

Hey HUMTECH. Sounds like you can answer this question. Check this product http://www.autoloc.com/detail.lasso?itemid=WC1000 I'm going to install it on the sunroof circuit for one touch open/close. They say it will work. It just goes inline on each open close circuit & when the appliance reaches its stop it senses the extra load and disconnect. I just want to be sure it won't screw with the Hummer module. Got an opinion?

Vegas, The link wont open for me but if you can post any info, schematics, or operation description i'll try to help ya out.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by HUMTECH:
Vegas, The link wont open for me but if you can post any info, schematics, or operation description i'll try to help ya out. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Here's the schematic. It just has its own microprocessor that senses the load when the window/sunroof stops & then disconnects.