What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
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Joined: 06-30-2010
Posts: 25,739
From: Kannapolis NC
After six years of California heat, I think you might be due Jay.
Make sure you check and replace the vent tube if its gone brittle on you, they seem to age faster than the batteries.
I asked the Paddy-Wagon if I can leave work early today, he said "Honk!", so I'm assuming that's a yes....or its just that I was pressing the lock button on the fob when I posed the question.
Make sure you check and replace the vent tube if its gone brittle on you, they seem to age faster than the batteries.
I asked the Paddy-Wagon if I can leave work early today, he said "Honk!", so I'm assuming that's a yes....or its just that I was pressing the lock button on the fob when I posed the question.
Senior Member
Joined: 02-19-2012
Posts: 1,015
From: Northern California
Went out last night about 4 miles from home the HHR would not start, glad I havea batteryjump start bought from Harbor Freight started right up the DIC was showing battery saver on- check battery chargeing system the power stearing was a little harder to turn, got home car in the garage trird to restart, maybe time for a new battery,
Senior Member
Joined: 10-21-2008
Posts: 1,831
From: hemet, calif.
After six years of California heat, I think you might be due Jay.
Make sure you check and replace the vent tube if its gone brittle on you, they seem to age faster than the batteries.
I asked the Paddy-Wagon if I can leave work early today, he said "Honk!", so I'm assuming that's a yes....or its just that I was pressing the lock button on the fob when I posed the question.
Make sure you check and replace the vent tube if its gone brittle on you, they seem to age faster than the batteries.
I asked the Paddy-Wagon if I can leave work early today, he said "Honk!", so I'm assuming that's a yes....or its just that I was pressing the lock button on the fob when I posed the question.
Senior Member
Joined: 07-30-2009
Posts: 110
From: Delray Beach, FL
went over to the darkside...
went a little crazy and plastipipped the rims...
prep....[IMG]
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they sure are black...
not sure yet about the final results...
good news is I can just powerwash them right back to the start
I am interested in your thoughts...
prep....[IMG]
[/IMG]they sure are black...
not sure yet about the final results...
good news is I can just powerwash them right back to the start
I am interested in your thoughts...
Senior Member
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 91
From: NE Philadelphia
Battery Died and locked out of HHR.. Very hard to wiggle a 6'4" 255lbs frame into the back of a hhr to release the trunk latch. Not added I am 3 days off of 4 Wisdom Teeth removed... LUCKY ME!!!
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Joined: 03-09-2012
Posts: 1,430
From: Atlanta
I think for a temporary "see how you like it" basis it okay, but for something permanent, I'd suggest stripping and either powdercoating or painting. I've got my mirrors plastidipped and they look great, but my experience covering a larger area has yielded pretty poor results.