Hello

I am looking to buy either new or used set of service repair manuals for a 2005 Hummer H2 SUT Crew Cabin Pickup, 6.0, 8 Cylinder.
Thank you

 

Helm publishing is where you can order new manuals.

 

Although I have the service manual for most of my vehicles that I care about and will keep.
Don't spend a lot of time and money on them. I have found them to be problematic and inaccurate.
Get a CD or download a PDF from someone that put in the work.

 

Ran across this….

https://azlibrary.gov/dazl/online-reference-resources

Click Chilton

Zip 85042

 

Thank you

The Arizona Link for Chilton is only for Arizona Residents.
If possible, anyone in Arizona could please check that for me.
I really do appreciate it.
Thank you

 

I'm in O-H-I-O link works for me. ArizonaZipCodeMap

 

That is why I gave you an Arizona zip code. All the site asks for when you go is to put in a valid AZ zip code. Works just fine....

 

I tried that zip code and it works. I really appreciate it.
I am looking to change my brake lines on the front of the 2005 hummer H2 SUT Crew Cabin Pickup. These service manuals do not show that procedure. Please help me, if possible. Thank you

 

I just looked in the GM eSI dealer service system and even that does not give detailed instructions for replacing the actual hard lines. Only on the shorter rubber section at the brake itself and then tells basically how to use a flaring tool if you cut a hard pipe and want to section in a replacement piece but not replacing the entire hard pipe. From what I've seen it is pretty much taking it loose on each and then pulling it from any retainer clips and then twist, turn, finagle, and remove anything required that might prevent removal. From what I've rear the rear ones technically were installed when the body was not yet on the frame but they can be done with the body still on. Seems like the front ones would not be too bad.

 

I checked on several You Tube Videos and they show in order to replace the front line brakes, the drivers seat needs to be removed and the bottom of the floor needs to be cut.
I checked with several mechanics and they said the electrical mechanism of the seat could be disabled and there's not much room to place the new brake lines and also to remove the old lines.