Trying to order some bumper parts for my h2 on gm parts direct. Does anyone have any promo codes for this site? shipping is very expensive, thanks

 

Just in case you did not know.... that is just some random dealership. Nearly all of the online GM parts suppliers are just some dealership that uses the same back end parts catalog. Its very rare in my experience that any have any sort of coupon or promo codes.

Many of their sites are not updated and on Hummer parts you should almost always call whatever dealership has the site to have them confirm inventory as well.

This site is pretty good about aggregating the parts sites pricing but it often has dealerships listed who are out of date on their pricing but still a good basis for shooting for the lowest price.

Genuine OEM parts prices catalog

 

My 2007 H2 just went thru inspection and everything passed except one light didnt come on and this was the chk engine light when first turning on the key ..there are no codes and runs great no issues with vehicle..my question is there a seperate fuse that controls this led light to come on when initialized..and if so which one can it be or do i have to buy a whole new cluster cause a led bulb is out.

 

There is no separate fuse for that. Either have to replace the cluster or solder a new bulb in for that light.

BTW - ANY cluster from a 2004 through 2007 GM truck or SUV will work. It does NOT have to be out of a Hummer. There is a catch with replacing the whole cluster though. The mileage is stored in the cluster. This means you will have to buy it from a specialty place that can program your mileage in or you will be stuck with whatever mileage was on the donor cluster (and will need to notate your title as mileage unknown which reduces the value).

Best would be to have some local electronics repair or speedometer repair place fix the one you have.

 

MixMan is correct. I have ordered plenty of parts from various GM dealerships through the various online sites and you will also be killed on shipping. It's the nature of the best. He also brings up a great point. You definitely need to call before placing an order as most H2 parts are long gone and even though they may be listed on the sites, they are not actually in stock.