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Hummer H3For the Hummer driver who wants the rugged look and off road capabilities of the Hummer, but in a smaller size and with a more fuel economy friendly engine.
So I went to GM service, he said 121k they can’t do it.
Too old, they wouldn’t be able to bust open the valves
to drain old fluid! I had no idea. So what do I do? I fluid look dark in the reservoir
The LAST place to take an out of warranty vehicle is a GM Service dealer. They are full of chit (too old is BS), charge too much, and you have no idea who at the stealership will actually do the simple work.
Go to a reputable local repair shop and talk with them. I can open bleeder valves on 50+ year old Oldsmobiles with zero issue.
Good point! Thanks. I may try to do it myself, hopefully
there is video somewhere I can watch
Originally Posted by Doc Olds
The LAST place to take an out of warranty vehicle is a GM Service dealer. They are full of chit (too old is BS), charge too much, and you have no idea who at the stealership will actually do the simple work.
Go to a reputable local repair shop and talk with them. I can open bleeder valves on 50+ year old Oldsmobiles with zero issue.