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H3 Overheating

GreatDaneHummer

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Chicago
My 12" fan says its 19 amps but this is misleading. When it is running it is 21 amps and the first up kick of it turning on is actually 31.28 amps... I had to get creative with the SPOD setup because you can only have 30 amps max on each pull or it blows the fuse. Also pick a SLIM fan. Mine was a standard e fan and it is cramped in there tighter than you can believe. Its never coming out at this point. You really don't have much space in the front to work with.
 

Woodtick

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Ilanoid, UP MI
2006 H3: orig belt, water pump,pulleys ,and radiator. 1/2 on the temp gage,96 amb temp,air on max in stop in go traffic. :horns:Looking on the inter web for problems is like looking for sick people in the hospital.
 

alrock

El Diablo
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Scottsdale
2006 H3: orig belt, water pump,pulleys ,and radiator. 1/2 on the temp gage,96 amb temp,air on max in stop in go traffic. :horns:Looking on the inter web for problems is like looking for sick people in the hospital.
Yeah, but that's what keeps this and all of the other forums in business!
 

Woodtick

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Ilanoid, UP MI
Yeah, but that's what keeps this and all of the other forums in business!
I have owed my 3 for ten years. When I have a problem with it, I put the specific problem in a search on the the web. 9 times out of 10 it brings me to a thread on your web site. I digest the info and fix my problem. My post was to help that guy hitting the search engine and not drowning in snake oil.
 

alrock

El Diablo
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Appreciate it. That's the challenge, to read the opinions a day form your own from the info provided.
 

GreatDaneHummer

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Chicago
I have owed my 3 for ten years. When I have a problem with it, I put the specific problem in a search on the the web. 9 times out of 10 it brings me to a thread on your web site. I digest the info and fix my problem. My post was to help that guy hitting the search engine and not drowning in snake oil.

So its snake oil by not sticking with OEM parts only? My setup is not stock at all yet it works perfectly now. 100 degree weather not moving running the E Fan and air conditioning blowing cold air as expected. There is more than one way to skin a cat.
 

garabujito

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Douglas az
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Happy Hummer

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Wisconsin
Agreed. The web is a great tool if used with common sense and restraint. Vast majority of the time I research each of the Hummer related forums via Google to locate some information for a problem or purchase or diy. H4o is very helpful in this quest. Albeit it can be a self fulfilling "it's gonna a break".... kinda thing to. Lol
 
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