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I think they only reference the I-5, but I know people who've put them on the Alpha without any problems.

You can use these spring nuts. They will slide into the H3T rails. I have a bed cover mounted using these. I got them at Home Depot. ZA1003-8EG-10 https://www.homedepot.com/p/Superstrut-3-8-in-Strut-Channel-Spring-Nut-5-Pack-ZA1003-8EG-10/100179881

I believe so, but you should post this in the H2 section so more H2 owners see it.

That's pretty cool. Looks great. Did you tig or mig your aluminum?

I don't know how you expect us to trouble shoot your issue when you've given up pretty much no information. Have a local auto parts place scan your truck and see what codes are present.

Wow, that engine bay photo looks like it was taken on the showroom floor.

Has the truck been in mud recently and it's still in the condenser and radiator, and/or it splashed into the airbox and it's on the air filter, causing a restriction in air flow?

If these guys didn't profit from clickbait, I'd probably give them more credibility.

I came across a most unusual Hummer H2 and thought I'd share a few photos. This H2 has been modified to be a rolling starting gate for harness racing at Northville Downs horse track in Northville, Michigan. The starting gate unfolds from the H2 as the horses line up side by side. I believe...

I'm sorry, I don't have an info about the CE's. I have a 2010 H3T Alpha. The X being the roman numeral for 10, as in my 2010.

You really should consider incorporating some punctuation. Maybe capitalization. Call me old school. It makes whatever thought you are sharing a little more enjoyable for us to read, versus a non-stop run-on sentence that may or may not end when the letters stop.

There has got to be junk yards in the southern part of the US where these are still intact on H3's. I don't know if they are the same and/or similar to the Colorado version, but it might be worth a look.

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