I'm sure there's a "How To" in that forum somewhere.
Easy. Yes. Clean the area around the solenoids before removal. Don't want any debris to fall into the engine when you pull out those old solenoids. Be careful with the wire plugs. Don't want to damage the connectors.
Put a dab of oil on the O-ring of the new solenoids for easier installation. Make sure they are all the way installed before tightening the bolts down.
The solenoids are specific intake/exhaust. They are color coded. Make sure you install them in the correct location.
(not sure but maybe they can't be installed on the wrong side ?)

 

Waiting at the shop for the tires to be rotated and balanced. And a front end alignment.

 

3d printed a small cover for the light that shines on the radio/window switches so I don't see the light all the time.

 

Dumped a bottle of Chevron Techron in mine tonight. Oreillys has a buy one get one free deal right now.

 

Gave the HHR a Bath today, Then went back home to get my truck, It needed a bath as well !
I was at a 1/2 tank so figured I would throw in the second can of Berrymans cleaner and top off the tank ! :O
$4.20 a Gallon Regular looks like this for a 1/2 tank :O I thought I heard my CC scream out I need a lube job lol

 

Ouch !!!

 

Today , I have a driveway full of drifted snow, so after that, we are staying home! I topped up the fuel tank, $50.00 bought me 27 litres, at $1.84.6 /litre. At some stations it’s $2.20.9/ litre.

 

I now what you mean with the shock.
$65.00 to fill SISU yesterday.
AND she passed 184k on the old odometer

 

Here is that how to, FMG mentioned



https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-...13-14-a-28779/

snow shoveling is done! And so am I , wheew! That’s a work out!

 

Treat the cold air intake hose (aka “wooly worm”) with great care. They tend to be fragile in their old age, so disconnect it carefully before removing the air box. Unplug the MAF sensor first too, and remember to plug it back in when you’re done.