100,000 miles!!

[HummerMann]

The 2005 SUT I bought new just turned 100,000 miles coming home from dinner with my wife last night. The only problems I've had were replacing the BCM module under warranty when the back window stopped working and the ignition switch replaced under warranty. I'm on my third set of tires, second interstate battery, had new brakes put on at 61,000, new muffler at 87,000, transmission/dif/transfer case fluids done at 50,000 and I change my oil every 5000 miles. The leather on the driver's seat is starting to show a little wear, however, I intend on keeping this vehicle a LONG TIME! I haven't reset the mpgs or gallons used since the second month I owned it and it shows 11.1 mpg, and 9032 gallons used. It's never burned more than a third of a quart of oil between oil changes.
Total engine hours are 2582 and it drives as well as when I first brought it home.

[pdxrealtor]

Great info, and congrats on your Hummer!


I'm looking at possibly selling and buying a higher mileage SUT, and some little sports car of some kind.

Good to hear your story

[Rico001]

Originally Posted by HummerMann

The 2005 SUT I bought new just turned 100,000 miles coming home from dinner with my wife last night. The only problems I've had were replacing the BCM module under warranty when the back window stopped working and the ignition switch replaced under warranty. I'm on my third set of tires, second interstate battery, had new brakes put on at 61,000, new muffler at 87,000, transmission/dif/transfer case fluids done at 50,000 and I change my oil every 5000 miles. The leather on the driver's seat is starting to show a little wear, however, I intend on keeping this vehicle a LONG TIME! I haven't reset the mpgs or gallons used since the second month I owned it and it shows 11.1 mpg, and 9032 gallons used. It's never burned more than a third of a quart of oil between oil changes.
Total engine hours are 2582 and it drives as well as when I first brought it home.

Congratulations on the reliability of your Hummer
May we all be so lucky
~Richard

[HummerJim]

Congratulations! I've had good luck with my H2 so far, but it only has 49,000 miles on it. I change my oil a little more often though at 3000 mile intervals.

[slippy]

Congrats on 100k.

just a warning as you may or not know the trans cooler is inside the transmission and when they burst it'll trash your tranny and sometimes the radiator. i just had this happen to me a couple weeks ago at 92k miles. mine was under extended but if it wasnt it would burn a whole in your wallet. just something you might want to read up on.

[HummerMann]

I've had an external transmission cooler almost since this H2 was new. This is my third H2 (all bought new). I had one of the original H2s that everyone would gawk at when they first came out, and my wife had an 04 for a while. I'm probably one of the longest continuous owning H2 members on this forum. I've been through all the teething problems of the H2 and got to visit the plant several years ago in Mishawaka. Personally I like the external cooler because I tow and I've never seen the temperature exceed 150 on the gauge even towing in the mountains.

[MAC]

Congratulation. My black 2003 H2 has 130,000, 9 years by Oct. everything exactly same as it was Oct 2002.