HUMMER H2 WET CARPET WATER LEAK REPAIR & WIPER MOTOR REPLACEMENT 

Awesome glad it helped!

Glad it helped!

Can this happen on a H3

Awesome glad it helped!

Thank you!

Honestly that's probably a better idea, as when this tape does wear out it's going to be a mess to remove.

Ya I though about that after too. Ugh. It’s sealed regardless so oh well. Lol

Thank you.

I just bought a 05 and noticed head liner on both sides gets damp. I bought new seals for the lights. Did you remove the old seal by roof racks or did you just silicone over it?

@@coopcooper8228 You can silicone over it with marine seal or flex seal

I do it ALL! lol 😂

Geez that’s pretty bad.

Awesome! I’ll pass the message along!

Ya i realized that later. :(

Really? I love it the thing. Lol. You get used to it. Haha. Thanks for the well wishes.

@@MikeyMoVlogs I couldn't stand the tiny windows

Only the SUV is harder to see out of. The pickups are easier to see out of.

Come on now. It’s a fuuuuun truck to drive. Lol.

It’s got an LS.

remember, man wigle rattle and always but always press up to remove ANY interior or exterior plastic parts. the lil clips are all the same maybe diferent sizes..lol

Thank you!

Awesome! I’m glad it helped. Sorry about the music. It’s been a trial and error process. I think I have it dialed in these days. lol

@@MikeyMoVlogs So what do you think about GMC resurrecting the Hummer as an electric truck? I about flipped when I heard they were going to be making the Hummer again but I hope they don't just leave it at trucks & build an actual SUV. A Hummer SUV. And if they do, I also hope GMC ups their game (or has upped their game since I haven't checked them out in awhile) on their interior workmanship. I always hated those aspects of my H2 - the cheap dials, buttons, etc.

It will be interesting to see. I looked at a few of the concept drawings and wasn’t very impressed. It looked to futuristic to me and not enough meaty truck, which I just kinda feel like a hummer should be. I mean it’s a HUMMER. lol

@@MikeyMoVlogs You nailed it! "Meaty" is exactly what a Hummer H2 is and should always be. I don't have much in the way of expectations, to be honest. I think I just got excited at the thought of Hummers being in production again but the reality is that it is very unlikely anyone will ever make what we know & love as "Hummers" ever again. That makes me so sad, honestly.

@@MikeyMoVlogs Also - just thought I would let you know that thanks to your video, I was able to remove everything in order to access the area that needed to be sealed again and you were right. It was just allowing water to pour in for so long now. I had to replace my AC fan twice as well as the relay and couldn't figure out why I was having such an issue with it. I even replaced the AC control module, too. And I contributed my floorboard getting wet every time it rained to an old door gasket/molding. Resealing those 2 spots has solved both problems and I appreciate that more than you know! THANK YOU!!! (And I didn't cuss nearly as much as I thought I would getting that big piece off without breaking anything! - lol)

That’s usually the roof lights. I’d do those first since they’re easy and see what happens.

@@MikeyMoVlogs Yeah, gonna start there as that is the easiest. I have new light seals but have a good feeling the rubber grommet for the wires is not sealing well. Thanks for the quick reply.

Awesome very happy to hear!

Ya the headliner is definitely the roof lights. That happened to me too!

I would rather delete the sunroof.

If it’s driver side it usually is the marker lights. This video is mainly/usually if it’s the passenger side carpet being soaked.

No but funny you should say that because mine just started doing that too!! lol

@@MikeyMoVlogs well I ordered one from Amazon yesterday.... but I'm having a hard time getting the two screws loose inside the door jam. They won't budge. Maybe by the time it arrives I will have them loosened.

The only known issues are the overhead lights in the roof and the plastic door I show in the video. Typically if it’s the lights you will see water damage or dampness in your headliner if it’s the carpet under there the only thing I’ve ever known it to be is that plastic door that I fix in the video. When it rains water pours directly down that area so if anything is getting by then it’s going straight to the carpet there

I’m actually not sure. My buddy had checked that who is a mechanic when it was in his shop. I’d bet money it’s the same issues as my video shows. It’s a direct chute right down in to the truck.

Smith and Wesson M&P .40

Yes

Did you check the roof running lights? That’s the only other place I’ve seen leaks that go all the way down to the carpet.

Unfortunately no. I didn’t video any of it and have since sold the truck.

the blower regulator / resistor , i done redid that 3 months ago..lol spent 600 on new belts n ac compressor, in all good now..lol or should be anyways damn..lol

I owned it for another two years after that video and no leaks. I’ve sold it since then but I’d assume it’s still holding up. That rubber stuff was thick.

Not sure

@@MikeyMoVlogs thanks

I know. :( I thought about that afterwards. Figures. Lol

There isn’t a “replacement of it” but the process to get to it is the same. You have to take all the same stuff off to get to it. Once it’s opened up the wiper motor is right there. Should be pretty self explanatory once you’re in there.

Yes completely.

@@MikeyMoVlogs thanks for quick reply I did the same repair about a year ago but haven't had it out in the rain yet, so don't know if it worked. also did roof lights but that didn't work. still need to do the sun roof drain just to be on safe side. Thanks, hope that fix worked on mine.

Yes. No more issues.

@@MikeyMoVlogs sweet. I'm going to work on that. Thank you

Ya most likely am as soon as I sell the boat. I need it to tow it.

Yes I’m sorry. That was an earlier video for me so I was still learning how to edit properly. I appreciate the feedback. 👍🏻

It’s all pulled up and being dried. It didn’t really damage it.

Ya there’s no pressure involved here. I don’t think I’d trust it enough for that. Lol.

Well, if you go to use it against something that puts out pressure, don't... It will not work. I also noticed your channel growth, and holy.. Almost 50k!!! You'll 100% hit 100k before 2020. Pfft, I'll even say before July.

Ibthink im going to use silicone and flex tape lol

Lol. Only one way to find out

Yep

@@MikeyMoVlogs didn't know you were a hog farmer 😂 thats a big gas bill

Nah. I barely drive either one of them I only use the hummer for towing the boat because of its size. My next car is going to be a Tesla anyway so I’ll make up for it LOL

Don’t be jelly...😂🤣

Ronan Barthon The H3 is the one to avoid unless it’s got a V8.

Huh??

I’ve got one of those too. Didn’t you see it in the background?

@@MikeyMoVlogs I did now 🤣.

I really only use the H2 for towing and a few road trips. It’s just such a beast it’s safe for the fam.

I have both and love both as well lol.

The real sad part is I actually know all of that terminology but for some reason I get super tongue-tied as soon as I am in front of the camera :-( and I already checked the AC line that you mentioned that panel was definitely the source of the water.

Its the same on my van brother. Thats why i mentioned it

FR, those screws are called torx screws, and buy an auto trim pry bar set, nothing like using the rights tools for the job!

Why

this aged well lol... hummer is worth more now

Ya no kidding. I went to buy another one and they were ridiculously priced AND half of them were in rough shape. I ended up buying a truck.