Battery in spare tire storage area?
07-11-2007, 06:25 AM
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I've had my HHR for nearly two years and have never reseated the fuses. I have yet to have one wiggle its way out. The fuse thing from the great SoCal that we even have stickied on some part of this site is just like most of the other technical things he posted.......hot air.
Has any member of this site actually had one of their fuses vibrate out? 
Like I said it's been almost two years for me without touching my fuses and they are still in place. 
I don't think GM would release a car to the market that is going to pop its own fuses out while driving.
07-11-2007, 06:45 AM
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I've had my HHR for nearly two years and have never reseated the fuses. I have yet to have one wiggle its way out. The fuse thing from the great SoCal that we even have stickied on some part of this site is just like most of the other technical things he posted.......hot air. Has any member of this site actually had one of their fuses vibrate out? Like I said it's been almost two years for me without touching my fuses and they are still in place. I don't think GM would release a car to the market that is going to pop its own fuses out while driving.
Has any member of this site actually had one of their fuses vibrate out? Like I said it's been almost two years for me without touching my fuses and they are still in place. I don't think GM would release a car to the market that is going to pop its own fuses out while driving. But as you say it is doubtful they would actually pop. Preventative maintenance I figure. It doesn't hurt to check and may even get someone to know a bit more about their car.
07-11-2007, 06:56 AM
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to the forum you'll find many info mods and a lot of thing you didn't suspect in your new HHR.
07-11-2007, 07:03 AM
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07-11-2007, 08:27 AM
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Mine were loose, so I pushed them down. Couldn't hurt I figured. Fuses in my other cars were never that loose.......
But as you say it is doubtful they would actually pop. Preventative maintenance I figure. It doesn't hurt to check and may even get someone to know a bit more about their car.
But as you say it is doubtful they would actually pop. Preventative maintenance I figure. It doesn't hurt to check and may even get someone to know a bit more about their car.
07-11-2007, 08:29 AM
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07-11-2007, 08:37 AM
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School used to say the same thing about me being special. 
07-11-2007, 09:54 AM
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My son (he's 5) thought it was the funniest thing he'd ever seen, having the battery in with the spare tire.
Course, I got him back by making him think he broke the motor on the back seat window he was playing with (yeah, I locked the windows on him).
Course, I got him back by making him think he broke the motor on the back seat window he was playing with (yeah, I locked the windows on him).