For oil gear pf h2
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It is probably the oil pressure sending unit is the one causing the problem!
but the problem now how to find a new parts 😅, in my area they stopped completely from saling any parts for hummer.
Just I heard that gmc seirra internally part are similar to hummer do you think i will finds there new parts that fit my h2?
but the problem now how to find a new parts 😅, in my area they stopped completely from saling any parts for hummer.
Just I heard that gmc seirra internally part are similar to hummer do you think i will finds there new parts that fit my h2?
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Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Kansas
The sending unit is shared with other GM vehicles, so it should be obtainable from a parts store or any GM dealer. Hopefully you have a GM dealer in your country. I would try it first before digging into the stepper motors in the dash.
I also would replace any of the fluids that have been in use for too long, new fluid is always better than old wore out fluids.
I also would replace any of the fluids that have been in use for too long, new fluid is always better than old wore out fluids.
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From: SC
Agreed and yes the engine is the same GM 6.0 used in over a dozen different GM vehicles from GMC, Chevy, Cadillac, in trucks, SUV's, even certain cars and specialty vehicles. Also many electrical, some suspension, some drivetrain, and other components are the same as in many other GM vehicles.
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