HELP PLEASE

[TOPLINE]

Hello everyone,i am a new boy to this site and i live in liverpool england
i am looking at buying a 2003/2004 h-2 can anyone tell me if there are any bad points i should look for when i am buying the truck as i dont want to buy a bag of spanners
any help would be most helpfull

cheers shaun

[h2co-pilot]

Welcome.

Since you don't type American, I can't understand what you are asking ()-

I will summon our token Englishman momentarily.

Please hold..... Phil we have a limey on thread 1...

[Agriv8r]

Originally Posted by h2co-pilot

Welcome.

Since you don't type American, I can't understand what you are asking ()-

I will summon our token Englishman momentarily.

Please hold..... Phil we have a limey on thread 1...

so viscous a reply for a first time poster, KEEP IT UP GIRL

[TOPLINE]

and i thought it was you that should be speaking the english ha ha

[TOPLINE]

well thanks for the info philD as i am goin to spend around £22000 for a 04 i want to make shure i did'nt miss anything will get it inspected first but with it bein from the USA they might not be too up on it

[KenP]

Originally Posted by PhilD

There are no particularly bad things on a H2 that are subject to excessive wear under normal conditions.

Test drive and listen for clunks in the driveline when you pull away, and clunks when turning sharp or reversing. While easily fixable, it will give you some indication of well the vehicles been cared for mechanically.

There isn't anything in particular that will wrong with an H2 that wouldn't go wrong on another vehicle.

Transation:

The H2 is cool and worry free if you don't drive it like like some of the nuts on this board.

Drive the damn thing and if it sounds like crap when you gag it or yank it then think about another one unless it's under warranty. It should be covered.

The H2 breaks just as often as regular GM trucks.

[TOPLINE]

oh and thanks for the translation philD

[TOPLINE]

how often does a regular GM truck brake

[KenP]

Originally Posted by TOPLINE

how often does a regular GM truck brake

Everytime time goes over anything larger than a curb.

Seriously, not often enough to even think about it.

[TOPLINE]

well thanks for the info thats sound as soon as i get it next week i hope will post some pics on here

is there any other members from england on here or is it just me

[Field Rat]

Are you thinking about buying an H2?

Let me tell my experience:

Yes. It makes more noise that just about any other vehicle I have ever owned.

Yes. I am constantly working on and/or modifying my H2.

Yes. I have broken the suspension several times (and wonder about other components regularly).

Yes. This is the first vehicle that I bought new and had a leaking problem, (fixed as of today).

Yes. I have spent more money on accessories after purchase on this vehicle than any other (including my Harley).

YES!! I love this vehicle more than - any other I have owned; that costed more money, spent less time working on, had less maintenance proplems, and bought less accessories for.

Yes, I have driven My H2 harder that any other vehicle I have ever owned.

Why do I love it? IT IS LIKE NOTHING ELSE!!! Thanks HUMMER!!

[Big Z]

Originally Posted by TOPLINE

Hello everyone,i am a new boy to this site and i live in liverpool england
i am looking at buying a 2003/2004 h-2 can anyone tell me if there are any bad points i should look for when i am buying the truck as i dont want to buy a bag of spanners
any help would be most helpfull

cheers shaun

any bad points i should look for when i am buying the truck

Only bad point is leaving it Stock! ...That, And running wagon wheels for tread!

Or,.......What to do Next!
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[Agriv8r]

wait till you drive down a "b" road

[Andy C]

Where is England - oh wait it is that place south of Scotland isn't it - I thought the name rang a bell.

[DennisAJC]

England and Australia is where Canada sent all their criminals and undesirables.

It's true. You can even SNOPE it.

[2-H2's]

Originally Posted by PhilD

There's a few, but we all left England so our kids would get a proper education, and learn how to write

There are actually a few on here that still live in England.

Have you looked at the schools you moved them to...TX