iamdub
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I'm running Cometics. Nice stuff. Summit had the thickness I wanted in stock.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I'm running Cometics. Nice stuff. Summit had the thickness I wanted in stock.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Guy at the machine shop told me they were gtg as well.
did you just put on plain, or use some copper sealer spray?
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
And i finally got the engine mounts off of the frame.
driver side was toast!
I had no idea, but it might explain the random clunk when taking off.
I also had no idea that they were captured bolts... lol
driver side was toast!
I had no idea, but it might explain the random clunk when taking off.
I also had no idea that they were captured bolts... lol
Monz11
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And i finally got the engine mounts off of the frame.
driver side was toast!
I had no idea, but it might explain the random clunk when taking off.
I also had no idea that they were captured bolts... lol
Atomic has the best motor mounts
https://atomicfabandperformance.com/product/07-14-gmt900-poly-motor-mounts/
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Oh baby, those are some beefy units!
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Replace em and forget it.
$400
Get the Hummer H2 solid rubber mounts, they never fail. Edit: nvm, I see you went with them already.And i finally got the engine mounts off of the frame.
driver side was toast!
I had no idea, but it might explain the random clunk when taking off.
I also had no idea that they were captured bolts... lol
pwtr02ss
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my brother did my engine. He dusted the copper spray on the gaskets because I had 200k mile short block. I don't think it's necessary but I don't think it hurts
pwtr02ss
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I did H3 mounts. Bolt on like stock. No complaints in the 30 miles I've used them
I always get it confused, H2 or H3 mounts. I wonder what they used on my bagged and bodied Silvy since they had to lower the engine in the bay in order to get the hood to close. Might be something else entirely afaik.
pwtr02ss
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honestly, mine could be h2. I can't remember
iamdub
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Put on as-is. The heads were resurfaced since they were shaved a little for compression, the block deck was just scraped clean with a Razr and lightly buffed with a super fine Roloc disc. Same way I've always done and never a problem.
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[emoji1787]Put on as-is. The heads were resurfaced since they were shaved a little for compression, the block deck was just scraped clean with a Razr and lightly buffed with a super fine Roloc disc. Same way I've always done and never a problem.
Put on as-is. The heads were resurfaced since they were shaved a little for compression, the block deck was just scraped clean with a Razr and lightly buffed with a super fine Roloc disc. Same way I've always done and never a problem.
Yer killin' me! LOL
Bigkevschopshop
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Oh. Just did oil change on mine in driveway. Found sway bar end link destroyed so replaced both fronts. Next up will be power steering fluid replacement and brake fluid etc. then trans service. Going down my list. Still need to do that damn charcoal canister clean up.
gooffeyguy
Tom
I think it's H2 mounts, as the H2 had the 6.0l and 6.2l engines.
H3 came with like a 3.5l
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H3 came with like a 3.5l
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The H3 was also available with the 5.3. I don’t know what fits our trucks, though. Some day I’ll probably need to know...
kbuskill
***CAUTION*** I do my own stunts!
Just to clear up confusion.
The mounts that fit our trucks are for the passenger side of the Hummer H3 Alpha, which came with the 5.3l. You will need two passenger side mounts to replace both mounts in our rigs.
And they work beautifully I might add.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Put on as-is. The heads were resurfaced since they were shaved a little for compression, the block deck was just scraped clean with a Razr and lightly buffed with a super fine Roloc disc. Same way I've always done and never a problem.
I remember those, lol.
Bringing back more memories man.
