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Old 03-08-2005, 03:40 PM
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Is 42" the proper measurement all around for the vehicle? I just spoke with the service department at a Hummer dealership and told them about my rear squat problem. He mentioned that there's a TSB that has measurements from the chassis to the ground that tells them if the truck is sitting correctly. He didn't recall them off the top of his head. Just want to check and see if my truck falls within the TSB guidelines before I bring it in to the local GM dealership to look at. I've mentioned the rear squat issue before, and they said it was normal. While I was at bellevue hummer, I noticed that all the vehicles on the lot definately rested differently... He did mention that the front wheel well is supposed to sit slightly higher than the rear... I'm also due for an oil change, so I'm thinking if it's something that can be fixed, I'll do it at the same time.... Hate not having my H2 to drive
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