Vinnybagodoughnuts

This site has been a valuable resource for me and my newly acquired 2007 Chevy HHR2LT. I just wanted to thank all those responsible for doing it.As a member of other forums I understand what a thankless job it can be sometimes to help others.

P.S. Despite its quirks I am really liking my Hillbilly Hot Rod!!

hhrss10

I totally agree!

Dbeluscak

Welcome to the site Vinny. Definitely a great source of useful information. The members here are even better, we're like a big disfunctional family!

Oldblue

Welcome to the site! Enjoy that HHR!!
And thanks for the recognition, I'm gonna need a bigger hat!

Vinnybagodoughnuts

Well thank you! I should fit right in then.

Vinnybagodoughnuts

Thank you Blue. You answered alot of my questions already without me doing a thing but fill in the search bar.
So thank you! I got a remarkably clean car that doesn't even look like anyone has sat in it. With this sites help I have replaced the tie rods(inner and outer),lca's,sway bar links,front hubs,rotors,pads,struts,shocks, and I have the sway bar bushings. I tried doing them in my garage but the drivers side was so tight I was afraid if I took the nut off I would never get it back on. I am gonna save that for when I have access to a lift.
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Oldblue

I did mine up on jack stands, not a fun job but it can be done

Vinnybagodoughnuts

The brake lines right in the way are the real pita. Oh you Chevy engineers remind me to kill you later.

donbrew

They have a whole department devoted to inaccessibility engineering.

Vinnybagodoughnuts

Bingo!!!!! I guess they figured eh when the bushings go they can just throw the car away and get a new one.