What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
Platinum Member
Joined: 01-09-2007
Posts: 16,081
From: SE USA
I remember watching one mean twister pass by about 1/4 mile from my place on 4.27.11, tearing up everything in its path.
Mine was out and about yesterday with the storms unfortunately. But it recieved no damage. I had to go to middle GA for a meeting, took the office Charger again. Rain, rain, and did I mention, rain. Apparently 3-4 tornado's near my house. But all we got was rain and wind. My trash can was out for pickup, but was gone this morning......
So was my neighbors.....
So was my neighbors.....
Senior Member
Joined: 06-22-2010
Posts: 387
From: Wisconsin
Not that anyone cares, but I started de-stickering the wagon the today. I kinda went overboard with the stickers and now I've decided to get rid of all but 2 or 3 of them. I'm hoping it'll give it a cleaner look and not look so "16" year old. Tired of the cheap mods and cheap looks...wanting to start working on the bigger things.
Drove it like a mad man..............
Senior Member
Joined: 11-04-2012
Posts: 1,548
From: Dedham Maine
I ordered a New set of Boards,in primer,Bummer I can not get them pre painted in Blue,, All they can get is primer 
Tons show 37U for sale but change it to primer on check out. Ill be selling the used boards I got,decided to go new,
Tons show 37U for sale but change it to primer on check out. Ill be selling the used boards I got,decided to go new,
Senior Member
Joined: 09-11-2007
Posts: 1,379
From: Palm Bay, Florida
Changed the oil in the HHR, required a new drain plug gasket. I had 8000 miles on the oil and 38% oil life on the DIC. I used some Quaker State full synthetic 5-30W that was listed as a "freebe" last year on this forum. (Send in the receipt and get the money back). Then washed the car. I have a 3000 mile road trip back to NY next week.
The HHR is still the easiest car I've owned to change oil. I just need a small jack to lift the car up to reach the drain plug.
The HHR is still the easiest car I've owned to change oil. I just need a small jack to lift the car up to reach the drain plug.
Senior Member
Joined: 07-31-2011
Posts: 1,275
From: Clarksville, Tennessee
Oh man that's scary close. I hope everyone was alright after that.
