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bilstein by tired_old_dave
Apr 20, 2008 (11:53 am)
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For those not needing off roading reservoir shocks,
saw bilstein part number of F4-BE5-E672-H0 for front shocks for $121 (did I really see that) vs monroe reflex locally for $71. Looks like a call to bilstein on monday since dealers called today had no clue. And what about the rears, bilstein.
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Re: bilstein [tired_old_dave] by tired_old_dave
Apr 24, 2008 (7:56 pm)
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Replying to: tired_old_dave (Apr 20, 2008 11:53 am)

Per Bilstein West-rears B46 1698 ($60) - but they are expecting H3 shocks to be available in June.
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Re: HUMMER TOW BAR ? [jerrymcshane1] by hummerguy
Apr 29, 2008 (1:25 pm)
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Replying to: jerrymcshane1 (Jan 14, 2007 8:01 pm)

A Hummer can be towed with all four tires on the pavement by selecting Neutral in the transfer case settings. To do this, hold down the 4HI button and 4LOW Lock button at the same time for 10 seconds. This will put your transfer case into neutral and allow you to tow the vehicle. It will also not rack up miles on the odometer in this mode.
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H3 ALPHA issues by harleyhilton
May 15, 2008 (1:15 pm)
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my 08 alpha has given me more problems than I can count. my latest, it runs 3/4 hot on the temperature gauge and the service dept says "Thats normal". Seriously? Anyone else with this issue? How normal is this?
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Re: H3 2007 Brake/Accelerator pedal ? [ab784] by cgattuso
Jun 19, 2008 (2:57 pm)
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Replying to: ab784 (Aug 18, 2007 6:19 am)

Yes...this brake/accelerator/steering knocking is a known issue. Bought an 08 H3...started happening at 5K miles. Dealer had to replace the steering shaft. Dealer stated this is a known issue.
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Press request by KarenS HOST
Jul 21, 2008 (5:14 pm)
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Gear lube and other by tired_old_dave
Oct 21, 2008 (1:12 pm)
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Just came from Bob's, Redline topics all over first page. Saw the amsoil gear lube test link some time back. Changing dif lube and transfer case has been on the back of my mind. Called Dave at redline and received a nice email with a preliminary response to the lube tests mentioned above. Sticking with redline for the dif's and transfer case.
 
Went to pick up a new qt lube pump, small capacity, but nice to use. None available at Pepboys, Auto Zone, or Oreilly's. Just bought one a couple of years ago to do the crd.
 
Should've just searched the net. A nice lady at Plew's sent me to B.E. Atlas in Chicago - getting a box of 5 for $20 plus S&H.
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Re: Gear lube and other [tired_old_dave] by tired_old_dave
Nov 17, 2008 (6:53 pm)
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Replying to: tired_old_dave (Oct 21, 2008 1:12 pm)

Finally replaced the gear lube in Blue Beauty this weekend. GM synthetic out and Red Line in. Took for a short drive to top off the tank and sling the lube around for monday morning. Better Half came home tonight and almost gave a wow - she said the 3 felt effortless. Didn't do the tcase with Redline D4. While reviewing the shop manual noticed the pipe thread comment (bought some today almost $30 full retail for a little tube, but who pays retail these days).
 
Another gotcha on the tcase, the vin reflects the possible newer case, there is no blue dot, but there is a sticker saying to add the 8 ounces through the speed sensor. Pulled out copies of posts from fstop on the other forum about this issue. Based on the wow comment the D4 is going in the fill hole or 1.5L of D4 or whatever I feel like.
 
Keep reading jeeper comments on the jk and looking at another h. Dang if only could get the best of both worlds. The general engine, tran, computers, the jeep history, support, sfa - dang dang dang
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TCase by tired_old_dave
Dec 13, 2008 (1:19 pm)
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Was it months ago on the other forum where the topic was transfer case. A tcase failed around 90K miles? and another about 38k miles? Just changed blue beauty's tcase fluid to D4 redline. Have the sticker but the vin above the change so took off the fill plug first and sure enough out came about eight ounces. Always take the fill plug off first. Saw the plastic sending unit, disconnected it but didn't attempt to take it out. Easy for everything, no jacks needed and plenty of room just doing too much lately and you know that last little thing when your tired really sends the day downhill fast.
 
The fluid was dirty. I don't remember the tcase (nv241 or nv242?) in the crd being dirty. Advice on the other forum was to change it out. I wish I had made time to do it earlier. Aluminum drain and fill plugs with that expensive teflon sealant really dried on - used an old brass brush to try and clean some of it off - just added a little more and installed them - probably too tight - too lazy to get the three eights torque wrench out.

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