Hummer H2 Thermostat replacement part 1

[@domsella]

Thanks for this video man , i just got a hummer and had never replaced a thermostat before on any vehicle it took me less than an hour and i was about to get a machanic to do it ... very useful!

[@keithdougherty6719]

Ryan, Thanks for doing this video. I am so glad I followed your lead. You are an outstanding mechanic! Thanks for the help and my 2005 H2 appreciates it as well.

[@wec00l]

Hi I have a problem in my Hummer .. The engine stops turning around and even while driving .. I think there is something electrifying makes the engine stop Please help me if you know this problem .. I changed the Sensitive of crank but did not change anything

[@ryanlphipps81]

Are there any codes that come up on a obd2 reader? Is a check engine light on?

[@ryanlphipps81]

If it’s what I think it is it’s the fuel pump going out.

[@wec00l]

Phipps’ Fixes First, thank you for your comment and I am going to check a computer and I agree with your opinion in the fuel box

[@ryanlphipps81]

Saad mohammed no problem. I know Hummers in general people tend to run them on almost empty or no fuel in them. This adds heat to the fuel pump which in return they show symptoms such as what your experiencing now. As your driving the pump heats up then tends to fail. Once this happens it will continue. But to narrow down the possibilities an OBD2 sensor will possibly tell you a code PO300. Means a cylinder is misfiring. More then likely the right amount of fuel isn’t reaching the cylinders causing this code. Please let me know what code comes up then we can be more certain

[@wec00l]

Phipps’ Fixes Thank you again yes there was a problem in the fuel pump. and all that I said was getting me in the car. I will read the examination paper shortly so that I can confirm and inform you of the code

[@Thel2552]

That is too much extra... they do that just to run up the bill... Simplify.. in and out quick..