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SAFETY LABELS

Pull belt out completely, then 
secure child seat

NEVER OPEN HOT!

SURGE TANK
15 PSI

DANGER

SHIELD EYES EXPLOSIVE GASES can 
cause blindness or injury

NO SPARKS, FLAMES OR SMOKING

SULFURIC ACID

Can cause blindness or severe burns

FLUSH EYES IMMEDIATELY WITH 
WATER

GET MEDICAL HELP FAST.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

DO NOT TIP. DO NOT OPEN 
BATTERY

WARNING

EVEN WITH ADVANCED AIR BAGS

• Children can be killed or seri-

ously injured by the air bag.

• The back seat is the safest place 

for children.

• Never put a rear-facing child seat 

in the front

• Always use seat belts and child 

restraints

• See owner’s manual for more 

information about air bags.

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Summary of Contents for 2008 H2

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Page 2: ...er Washer 25 Cruise Control 26 Global Window Feature 26 Power Folding Mirrors 27 Rear Vision Camera 27 Lowering the Midgate SUT Model 28 Performance and Maintenance 29 6 Speed Automatic Transmission 2...

Page 3: ...Window Switch 10 Exterior Lights Control 11 Dome Lights Override Button Instrument Panel Dimmer Control Heated Washer Fluid Button If equipped 12 Cruise Control Buttons Automatic Transmission Manual...

Page 4: ...l economy and extend battery life Normal sys tem operation readings may fluctuate based on vehicle oper ation including the number of electrical accessories being oper ated and engine speed 12 Fuel Ga...

Page 5: ...on the display The display is located on the instru ment cluster below the tachometer The control buttons are located on the instrument panel to the right of the steering wheel Trip Fuel Information...

Page 6: ...ion features DISPLAY IN ENGLISH display in English DISPLAY LANGUAGE display language AUTO DOOR LOCK automatic door lock AUTO DOOR UNLOCK auto matic door unlock REMOTE DOOR LOCK remote door lock REMOTE...

Page 7: ...fuel information button or vehicle information button Press the customization but ton repeatedly until the follow ing message appears on the display EXIT FEATURE SETTINGS exit feature settings Press t...

Page 8: ...Unlock Press to unlock the driver s door and turn on the interior lights Press the button twice within three seconds to unlock all the doors Different feedback options may be chosen for keyless entry...

Page 9: ...Theft Deterrent System The theft deterrent system will arm when the doors are locked with the remote keyless entry transmitter The Security System Light will begin flashing to indicate that the theft...

Page 10: ...n The rear part of the switch makes the rear of the seat go up or down The vertical switch reclines the seatback Push the switch forward or rearward to adjust the angle of the seatback Use the round c...

Page 11: ...d seat feature on and off and to switch between the high medium and low heat settings Memory Feature This feature allows you to preset two different driver s seat and outside mirror positions The cont...

Page 12: ...functions to reach the set tempera ture s as quickly as possible AUTOMATIC MODE 1 Press AUTO to turn the system on and activate the automatic mode 2 Set the driver s and front pas senger s temperatur...

Page 13: ...ulate the air in your vehi cle This is useful for keeping dust and odors out or when quick cooling is desired Outside Air Button If equipped Press to turn off the recircula tion feature and circulate...

Page 14: ...All settings for the rear system will match those currently set for the front system When you adjust the settings for the rear system using the rear control panel the front and rear systems will oper...

Page 15: ...te the knob to the right or left to increase or decrease the level of the selected control Band Selection Press the BAND button to select either the AM or FM band Source Selection Press CD AUX if equi...

Page 16: ...for the current programming Stations may also provide the name of the program being broadcast RDS features are only available for use on FM stations which broadcast RDS information The radio s RDS fea...

Page 17: ...the button again to apply the newly set time and date Presetting Stations Your sound system allows you to store up to 36 preset stations using six available mixed band preset station lists Each list...

Page 18: ...7 Press the FAV favorites button to display one of up to six pages where stations are stored 8 Press and hold one of the six preset push buttons until you hear a beep Whenever you push that button aga...

Page 19: ...on the display above each push button in place of the preset stations if programmed To play a disc press the push button below the arrow label on the display to select the desired disc number Ejectin...

Page 20: ...hold for one second to activate the voice recognition feature Press the up or down arrow to move quickly to the next or previous preset radio station or to jump to the next or previous selection if yo...

Page 21: ...ones not included or your vehicle s speakers If your vehicle is equipped with the optional Rear Seat Entertainment System audio output can be heard using the wireless headphones Power Control Press to...

Page 22: ...near the video screen To use the remote control aim it at the infrared window and press the desired button 4 To hear the audio output through the vehicle s speakers the front main radio must also be...

Page 23: ...e vehicle s lights are not visi ble press and hold for at least four seconds When the vehicle starts the parking lights will turn on The lights will stay on while the vehicle is running If the vehicle...

Page 24: ...ment panel to the left of the steering column Rotate the knob to to turn off the exterior lights and automatic lighting features To turn the automatic headlight system back on rotate the knob to the o...

Page 25: ...right to increase brightness and to the left to decrease brightness Rotate the knob all the way to the right to turn on the interior lights Windshield Wipers Washer The controls are located on the mul...

Page 26: ...ur heated wash wipe cycles After you press the switch the first cycle may be delayed as long as 40 seconds depending on the outside temperature A 20 second interval may occur between the remaining cyc...

Page 27: ...e a set speed or to increase the speed if the system is active cancel Press this button to temporarily turn off cruise control without erasing the set speed memory Global Window Feature This feature a...

Page 28: ...ard press the button located on the driver s door armrest To return the mirrors to their normal positions press D C B A Rear Vision Camera If equipped With the vehicle in R Reverse the rear vision cam...

Page 29: ...the instrument panel 2 Fold the rear seat cushions for ward then fold the seatbacks flat 3 Press either one of the two power midgate latch release buttons The midgate will move slightly forward from...

Page 30: ...st suit your current driving conditions The control buttons are located on the left side of the steering wheel The transmission will be limited to the gear selected and lower gears Shifting will occur...

Page 31: ...rument panel To turn off the traction control and stability enhancement systems press and hold the button for five seconds When the transfer case is in four wheel low lock mode both systems are automa...

Page 32: ...l The indicator lights on the control knob show the selected transfer case mode LOCKING REAR AXLE The locking rear axle can give added traction when driving in off road conditions such as when driving...

Page 33: ...HT IF EQUIPPED This feature is part of the optional electronically controlled air suspen sion system Rear ride height control helpful for off road driving when more ground clearance is needed to clear...

Page 34: ...slope at a speed of 9 7 km h while fully loaded and on a high friction surface The vehicle is expected to traverse this grade only for short durations Never stop and idle or park the vehicle on this...

Page 35: ...y instances mechanical fail ures are covered under HUMMER s comprehensive warranty However when other services are utilized our advisors will explain any payment obligations you might incur For prompt...

Page 36: ...ous Even if you buckle up your safety belts can t do their job when the seatback is excessively reclined Safety Belts CAUTION Always wear your safety belt Be sure it is adjusted properly at all times...

Page 37: ...not wear your shoulder belt under your arm Make sure the belt is not twisted across your body You could be seriously injured if your belt is buckled in the wrong place Always buckle your belt into the...

Page 38: ...ting air bag could be seriously injured or killed CAUTION Continued Be sure that if children are too small to be well restrained by the safety belt system that they are secured in an appropriate child...

Page 39: ...is dust could cause breathing problems for people with a history of asthma or other breathing trouble To avoid this everyone in the vehicle should get out as soon as it is safe to do so If you are una...

Page 40: ...o not have rear seats CAUTION Continued If however you secure a forward facing child restraint in the front passenger seat be sure to move the front passenger seat as far back as it will go Leaving Yo...

Page 41: ...can burn can touch hot exhaust parts under your vehicle and ignite Don t park over papers leaves dry grass or other things that can burn Engine exhaust can kill It con tains carbon monoxide CO gas whi...

Page 42: ...our Vehicle CAUTION After a car wash or driving through a puddle the brakes may not work well Apply light pedal pressure until the brakes work normally Do not drive through deep puddles If water enter...

Page 43: ...oss Vehicle Weight Rating or either Gross Axle Weight Rating If you do parts on your vehicle could break and it could change the way your vehi cle handles Overloading could result in loss of vehicle c...

Page 44: ...e engine fill the tank only until the pump s automatic nozzle shuts off Batteries CAUTION Vehicle batteries can hurt you They contain acid and electricity that can burn and gas that can explode or ign...

Page 45: ...u Exercise extreme caution around the electric engine fan It some times starts by itself even when the engine is not running Cooling System CAUTION Do not run the engine if the cool ant is leaking If...

Page 46: ...e jack you could be badly injured or killed Never get under a vehicle when it is supported only by a jack CAUTION Continued Rust or dirt on the wheel or on the parts to which it is fastened can make t...

Page 47: ...ately park your vehicle in a safe place and follow the instructions in this manual If the engine stalls while you are driving the power assisted brake and steering systems will not work properly and b...

Page 48: ...t drink CAUTION Continued Medical research shows that alco hol in a person s system can make crash injuries worse This is espe cially true of injuries to the brain spinal cord or heart This means that...

Page 49: ...olyalkylene Glycol oil PAG oil The system contains dye System charge see label in vehicle SPECIAL ENGINE OIL REQUIRED This engine requires special oil meet ing GM standard GM4718M Using other engine o...

Page 50: ...AG oil The system contains dye System charge see label in vehicle AIR BAG If equipped To help avoid unwanted inflation see Service Manual for diagnostic and service procedures before performing any se...

Page 51: ...damage can result Do not apply more than normal 12 volts to electrical systems during charging or jump starting Failure of Glow Plug Starting System can result CAUTION ALL WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLE Do not t...

Page 52: ...IMMEDIATELY WITH WATER GET MEDICAL HELP FAST KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN DO NOT TIP DO NOT OPEN BATTERY WARNING EVEN WITH ADVANCED AIR BAGS Children can be killed or seri ously injured by the air ba...

Page 53: ...re changing instructions R or 1 Set park brake Set flashers Use jack only for lifting this vehicle during tire change never for main tenance or repairs CAUTION To help avoid personal injury keep hands...

Page 54: ...abel in vehicle AIR BAG If equipped To help avoid unwanted inflation see Service Manual for diagnostic and service procedures before performing any service CAUTION To help avoid personal injury keep e...

Page 55: ...Sie alle Angaben eingetragen haben schicken Sie diese Karte bitte an unser Customer Contact Center Innerhalb eines Monats erhalten Sie die Road Side Assistance Karte mit der Sie unsere Road Side Assis...

Page 56: ...rname Initialen Nachnam Stra e Hausnummer Postleitzahl Wohnort Land E Mail Adresse Fahrzeugidentifikationsnummer Garantiebeginn TT MM JJJJ Kennzeichen Autotyp Mann Frau Road side assistance ANMELDEKAR...

Page 57: ...ADILLAC ORVETTE UROPE NT USINESS 2EPLY 3ERVICE 2 3 2 UM RO 7 6 0 93 3 2 3 2 HUMMER Europe Int Business Reply Service I B R S C C R I Num ro 10579 5600 WB Eindhoven PAYS BAS I B R S C C R I N 10579...

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