Speedo is eratic

[airsoftjunkie]

Thanks for the info guys!

[IRA51]

or if your not too handy you could try www.mrwhizard.com

[pteam]

I own 5 h2's (4 are limos) all 5 of them had to have their speedos replaced. Even though a few of them were out of warranty GM paid the bill. I took them to the hummer dealer they fixed the problem then I called GM customer service and said I've had this happen to 5 hummer h2's, this should be a recall. They then cut a check to me to reimburse. It was like $500 or $600 per vehicle. I think in some cases they even replaced the whole instrument cluster with the newer version.

[IRA51]

Can't beat that with a stick. wish I had tryed that .

[airsoftjunkie]

I found this, also. I would be willing to pay this price just to get it fixed quick. I am going to try the dealer first.....we had a 100,000 mile warranty on it and it just expired about 4,000 miles ago. I am glad we paid the extra 4,500 for the extended warranty...we have had more than that in repairs so far, so we got our money's worth. I love the vehicle, but what pain in the ass it has been.

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[Suzie]

I have a 2003 H2. Love it when it runs, but have to admit it has been in the shop 15% of the time I have owned it. No exageration.

The speedometer works properly sometimes, then other times will say I'm going 100 mph when I'm doing 25. Or it might say 0 mph when I'm doing 70mph. I was told by Ontario dealership, and also Cerritos that I need to replace the speedometer cluster. They wanted (Ontario) I think about $361 just for the part. I skipped the repair. Now I have found this board and am very thankful for the advice.

First, I am going to call GM Customer Service and ask if they wish to have it fixed while it currently is sitting at Cerritos for another problem. I will suggest it should be a RECALL item, and see what they say. At least they will become aware that people are learning of the problem.

[H2Finally]

If your problems continue, you may want to bring it in to Tustin Hummer. Never been there myself -- but SoCal's infamous Hummer master mechanic Mike Sabarese just moved to Tustin Hummer from Cerritos. In the past, his help has been awesome to my H2's problems. Personally, if I have anything more serious than a bad idler or pitman, I'd drive all the way to Tustin just so that Mike can look at it. 2cents!