Hummer H3 GM Service

[turbalejo]

I know the H3 is on a Canyon/Colorado Chassis.
I was wondering if you could take the H3 to any GM service center. The Hummer dealership service pricing seems a bit much for routine service. Can any GM dealership perform Hummer service or will I have to go through Hummer dealership only or other GM vehicle type service center?

[aggiehummer...er]

You can take it to any dealer for routine maintenance, but only a Hummer dealer can perform warranty work.

There is a little bit of premium when dealing with a Hummer service center, but each technician has had extensive training specifically for the Hummer, as it has an overall more heavy duty assembly.

The H3 is about 90% new parts, just for the record, they didn't just drop the body onto a Canyon/Colorado.

[f5fstop]

The frame starts aa a Colorado/Canyon, but then it is boxed and two additional cross members are added.

[timgco]

Originally posted by turbalejo:
I know the H3 is on a Canyon/Colorado Chassis.

Great first post troll.

[KenP]

Good catch Tim.

Now STFU, turbalejo, or else.

[Huck BB62]

Here in Bakersfield, the Chevy dealer does the Hummer work BUT, they have the required Hummer dude on staff, properly trained.

[turbalejo]

Now now. I'll take the newbie jabs and good natured. You say dumbass, I say unlearned.

Aggiehummer...
thank you for your advice.

[turbalejo]

Tim and Ken,
I did my homework on the H3 and this is where I found the info.

the H3 will be built on the chassis of the new Chevy Colorado/GMC Canyon compact pickups.

http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/business/...s/10188127.htm

You two should get knocked off this site for your foul posts.
I joined to get help as a new owner and not castigated by other fellow Hummer owners.

'Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.'

[turbalejo]

[quote]Originally posted by aggiehummer...er:
You can take it to any dealer for routine maintenance, but only a Hummer dealer can perform warranty work.

There is a little bit of premium when dealing with a Hummer service center, but each technician has had extensive training specifically for the Hummer, as it has an overall more heavy duty assembly.

The H3 is about 90% new parts, just for the record, they didn't just drop the body onto a

Aggie,
Many thanks....flattening out the learning curve for me

[turbalejo]

Originally posted by f5fstop:
The frame starts aa a Colorado/Canyon, but then it is boxed and two additional cross members are added.

f5fstop,
Thanks for the information. The extra cross members are worth it.

[UNOMYFLO]

WHERE IS THE FORUM MODERATOR THIS HAS TO STOP I AM TIRED OF IT...WHO THE HELL DO YOU GUYS THINK YOU ARE??????


I AGREE BOTH YOUR ASSES SHOULD GET KICKED OFF.

TURBALEJO SORRY YOU HAD TO BE PUT THROUGH THAT THERE ARE SOME GREAT HELPFULL AND KNOWLEDGEABLE PEOPLE ON THIS SITE (LIKE F5FSTOP AND MANY OTHERS) WHO WANT TO HELP WHO ARENT TOTAL ASSH0*ES

THSES 2 GUYS MAKE THIS A HABBIT AND IT NEEDS TO STOP. I AM TIRED OF READING THERE BS.

THIS SITE IS SUPPOSED TO BE USED AS A GATHERING PLACE AND A PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO LEARN AND INFORM OTHERS AND ENJOY THERE H3'S

THESE 2 GUYS AND THERE ARE A FEW OTHERS OFFER NOTHING BUT ARROGANCE AND IMMATURITY TO THIS SITE AND I WANT THEM OFF. THEY ARE A CANCER HERE NOTHING MORE. LIKE SHARKS WAITING FOR SOMEONES FIRST POST SO THEY CAN BASH SOMEONE THEN THE OTHER CHIMES IN WITH PRAISE GROW UP YOU GUYS GET A FREAKIN LIFE.


MAN THIS PISSES ME OFF.......