What an amazing vehicle in the snow!
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My H3 handles great, but I have been fishtailing a bit lately, probably because I don't have Stabilitrak, or my differential really is screwed up. It usually recovers, but I'm not sure if it's supposed to be doing that. I don't think so! I don't ever remember it doing that before.
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RE: What an amazing vehicle in the snow!
Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
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Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
Good luck!
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RE: What an amazing vehicle in the snow!
I am in Peters Township and woek in Washington PA. The Stabilitrak system is fantastic. I was messing around in an unplowed parkinglot this morning. My girlfriend was riding shot gun and I tried to do a donut. NOT HAPPENING. The rear fish-tailed a tad then the Stabilitrak kicked in and the vehicle went perfectly straight. I have owned Grand Cherokees, Cherokees, and Wranglers. The H3 crushes them all.
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ORIGINAL: brachilius
I am in Peters Township and woek in Washington PA. The Stabilitrak system is fantastic. I was messing around in an unplowed parkinglot this morning. My girlfriend was riding shot gun and I tried to do a donut. NOT HAPPENING. The rear fish-tailed a tad then the Stabilitrak kicked in and the vehicle went perfectly straight. I have owned Grand Cherokees, Cherokees, and Wranglers. The H3 crushes them all.
I am in Peters Township and woek in Washington PA. The Stabilitrak system is fantastic. I was messing around in an unplowed parkinglot this morning. My girlfriend was riding shot gun and I tried to do a donut. NOT HAPPENING. The rear fish-tailed a tad then the Stabilitrak kicked in and the vehicle went perfectly straight. I have owned Grand Cherokees, Cherokees, and Wranglers. The H3 crushes them all.
- Totally agree about the stabilitrak system! We got 20 inches of snow here over night in NE Ohio and driving to work this morning was a breeze. The H3 is by far the best vehicle I have owned.
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Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
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ORIGINAL: littlehummerboy
What kind of wipers were they?
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Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
Okay, I got the H3 thawed out in the garage and brought the wipers inside. I put them back together with electrical tape and I am hoping that holds me till I can get some better wipers.
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Rats, I was looking at ordering those. They seem to have mixed reviews, some guys absolutely swear by them, but other have posted similar to you that they seem to come apart easily. You'd thinkby 2007 someone could design wipers that work and/or don't need to be replaced every few weeks. Grnated ice and snow are hard on them, but c'mon.
