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As I read through the trail descriptions again at https://winter4x4jamboree.com/Trails-Home.cfm I'm leaning towards choosing 5s and 6s as our group typically isn't looking to take the Pucker Factor to 11, but when we feel the need for challenges those optional obstacles typically exist on the...

Chris, thanks for your input. I wrote down trails when I first planned this based on their rating but I'll revisit with your input. A winter or spring trip sounds good but not something I can plan on yet.

BTW, if anyone gets stuck, uses Matt's Off Road Recovery and ends up on YouTube, you'll owe $100 to the local charity of your choice for shaming the Hummer brand.

I think you need to run codes on this. Could be anything from a bad coil to a transmission issue to cam timing. Take it to an auto parts store and plug in an OBD II reader.

ABS sensor issue. ABS tone ring issue. Transfer case issue. Worn out brakes. Failed caliper. Bad battery connection. Weak battery. Ground issue. Air in brake line. Brake pedal sensor failing. Failing brake line. Loose brake line connection. Failing brake booster. "a TRACTION FAILED message...

I'll be out of town, sorry.

I think the biggest problem with them is the poor installation jobs. You'll rarely ever find a properly crimped or soldered wire. Works great for a while, then the connections work loose and you have nothing but problems. I like factory remote starts but am not a fan of aftermarket ones.

Thanks for all of the great pics!

What he said. Closest to firewall.

You can disconnect the encoder motor and shift it manually. I know they make a tool for that, but I believe it can be done by pliers or similar. Here's some info: https://hummer4x4offroad.com/forum/threads/speed-sensors-and-abs-will-block-your-tcase-from-shifting.9261/ When you press the...

Just saw this tool set on sale at Home Depot for $99; it's a great deal. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Mechanics-Tool-Set-270-Piece-H270MTSRM/320379671. I bought one of these last year to keep in my Silverado but it could be a good set (though maybe a bit big) for the Hummers on the trail. I...

Ordered! I trust that mine will be first to ship, correct? 🤣

Welcome, and send a private message to Hunner for recommendations in Arkansas

Does the DD wiring harness act as a pass-through for the 7 pin connector? For example, if I want to tow a trailer I just remove the LED Pod, leave the DD wiring harness intact, and plug in my trailer wiring as normal?

Might as well keep adding to that collection. My carry is a Springfield Hellcat. Small, and maybe too small for you, but great capacity. https://www.springfield-armory.com/hellcat-series-handguns/hellcat-3-micro-compact-handguns/ For a larger carry, I'll carry Ruger SR9C or a HK VP9 SK. I...

So, after testing, you may want one more? Cool, may the fourth be with you. My Rocky Road sliders have regularly flexed up into the pinch weld over the years. Not much, but they are dented a bit. No broken welds.

Here are some reference materials. https://schwarttzy.com/h3-hummer/#h3-hummer-manual

Welcome Tony! I don't know how to do it but I'm sure someone will chime in soon.

Aspen, you might wanna read the OP's other post . . . :)

If I recall correctly, only 2 lift kits were ever made for the H3. Rough Country, which didn't have good reviews and didn't last long, and of course Rancho. Your best options for raising the rear end have already been presented.