View Full Version : Wanting to start all over
TheArchiTexan
06-10-2006, 03:12 AM
Basically what the title says. I apologize if I have offended anyone in this forum. Im very intrested in purchasing another h3 down the road and would love to be apart of some offroad events with you guys. You all seem like you have a blast and Id be honored to be apart of that. If you dont forgive me I totally understand. Once again, I apologize on my behalf for all the negativity that arose on my name.
HummBebe
06-10-2006, 03:14 AM
When are you going to buy a new H3?
NEOCON1
06-10-2006, 03:52 AM
dont sweat it , glad your here and didant bug out like so many thin skins do :cool: i never was bothered by anything you did .
you gotta do something about that mullet family portrait ;) :D just take the family down and get another pic taken ;) LOL
now get back to postin some meaninless bull$hit like the rest of us :eek:
usetosellhummer
06-10-2006, 03:57 AM
We drove the Hummer to Dairy Queen for some some ice cream, it handeled the drive through real good.
NEOCON1
06-10-2006, 04:02 AM
no busted diffs in the drive thru ;) sweet :D
usetosellhummer
06-10-2006, 04:05 AM
getting a little slap back on a re-acceleration you know doing 40 taking the foot off (coasting , then putting the gas back on a little hesitation, you can feel it. you know what I'm talking aobut or is my righ cursed
HummBebe
06-10-2006, 04:08 AM
Mine does the same. They are not sure whether or not it is normal. The shop foreman at the dealership said he would have to think about it:rolleyes:
Whatever.
NEOCON1
06-10-2006, 04:09 AM
its normal :D
HummerNewbie
06-10-2006, 05:40 AM
Never noticed it on mine. Might have something to do will how I have to position my foot so it doesn't get hung up on the brake pedal though. This positioning makes it a PITA to BTM :(
Bully13
06-10-2006, 05:43 AM
Mine does the same. They are not sure whether or not it is normal. The shop foreman at the dealership said he would have to think about it:rolleyes:
Whatever.
lmao...:D wtf does that mean... does he have a little room that he goes in and thinks...:confused:
I like the sacramento service dept so far, but I haven't given them any challenges as of yet (which is good!):D
Bully13
06-10-2006, 05:45 AM
Never noticed it on mine. Might have something to do will how I have to position my foot so it doesn't get hung up on the brake pedal though. This positioning makes it a PITA to BTM :(
might need to work on your tan:p
j/k.... I bet my legs are whiter. I never wear shorts! just pants.:D
Never noticed it on mine. Might have something to do will how I have to position my foot so it doesn't get hung up on the brake pedal though. This positioning makes it a PITA to BTM :(
DOOD!:eek: Steering wheel paddles for you;)
HummerNewbie
06-10-2006, 05:49 AM
might need to work on your tan:p
j/k.... I bet my legs are whiter. I never wear shorts! just pants.:D
Yeah, pretty sad :(
Especially considering I live in FL and wear shorts pretty much every day. I just don't tan :mad:
HummerNewbie
06-10-2006, 05:50 AM
DOOD!:eek: Steering wheel padles for you;)
ROFLMAO :D
Hey, that might work! :)
lance-n
06-11-2006, 03:23 PM
might need to work on your tan:p
j/k.... I bet my legs are whiter. I never wear shorts! just pants.:D
all the more reason for a road trip to cabo! 350 days of sunshine per year!!! everybody is dark here!!!
don't forget your sunglasses and beach umbrellas :)
I think that 'slap' or as I experience in the H2 the 'clunk' is probably just a product of the trans. I've always had it, and almost 50K later, it's not caused any problems. Though one day the drivetrain will probably fall out, and destroy the FJ tailgating me. :D
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