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Hummer H2For those who like a little more gleam to their Hummer, the H2 offers a similar rugged look as the H1, but as a lower cost, and with more added features, making it almost a massive luxury SUV.
I figured it'd be useful to post photos of necessary or unique tools needed on the H2. Some of us have had the fabricate things.
For starters, after completely going through my Hummer mechanically, I can say there's one tool that got more use than anything else. Not really unique, I just happened to see it in the tray at O'Reilly Auto parts for $5.99. it's been a lifesaver on hard to reach 7, 8 and 10 mm bolt heads! (Perfect fit for the two bolts that hold the oil cooler block on!) The brand is Titan, never heard of it before, but a swivel Head quarter drive short ratchet came in useful absolutely everywhere it seemed.
I figured it'd be useful to post photos of necessary or unique tools needed on the H2. Some of us have had the fabricate things.
For starters, after completely going through my Hummer mechanically, I can say there's one tool that got more use than anything else. Not really unique, I just happened to see it in the tray at O'Reilly Auto parts for $5.99. it's been a lifesaver on hard to reach 7, 8 and 10 mm bolt heads! (Perfect fit for the two bolts that hold the oil cooler block on!) The brand is Titan, never heard of it before, but a swivel Head quarter drive short ratchet came in useful absolutely everywhere it seemed.
Just tried ordering from ORilley online. Site is screwed up... would crank and crank and stick on ship address . I bought it from Amazon..$15.95. But I had Points From my CC. Cost me $11.00 and free shipping Win Win.
Actually this forum itself is probably in the top 10 most important tools. For those of you under 50, there was a day where the only resource you had was a Chilton manual with greasy fingerprints on most pages. The convenience of a quick search just didn't exist. You had to actually visit an auto parts store, and the guy had a row of parts catalogs he had to look through that must have been 4 ft long from 20 different vendors. The things we take for granted...
Special tools necessary for an H2
