HHR on México Autozone Circular... And ignorance.
 

Hello There. I was checking the monthly circular of the Autozone in México. I beginning to see it and I say "hey, the first car that I see is the HHR!" :twothumbs:. Well, I continue to see this circular, and on the page 14, I saw some thing wrong... A guy trying to put the battery on the front, and a conventional oil filter (page 14) !!!!! OMG!!! That is one of the reason that I rather to be my own mechanic instead bring my car to another. I don´t know if the forum rules allow this, but please check this (the page is on Spanish language):

http://www.autozone.com.mx/images/pdfs/NAV10.pdf

Doh!

Of course if he was putting the battery in the proper place for an HHR everybody would wonder why he was putting it in the trunk next to the spare tire.......

:lol:

:yikes: :thumbsdow

I wonder if the cartridge filter will leak? :lol::D:lol: Maybe it'll have to be installed with a hose or muffler clamp? Great... More sales for Zona de Auto!

I can't understand a single word of it!! haha!

First thing comes to mind: Too much" Teq-kill-ya".
Since the HHR is built in Mexico, kinda makes you wonder. Better check to see which end of the SS the battery is in. "Moon"

Just a case of advertising people who know more about taking pictures than anything about cars. Sadly its just amazing what people don't know. I know somebody who drove a car for three years and never opened the hood until I showed them how. Won't even get into the whole "what do you mean the oil needs changed?" thing. I guess it says something for Honda's, being that this strange little person ran it over 30,000 miles on the factory fill. But hey, you can't choose your relatives......and he's on the wife's side of the family.

I don't think I'd wanna buy that car from him. If you drove a car for over 3 years, wouldn't you have run out of wiper fluid at some point?? Just never refilled it? I couldn't drive a car without it, sometimes you need it pretty bad.