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2004 Hummer H2 Base Sport Utility 4-door 6.0l *in Great Condition on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:192000 Color: Wheelbase
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States

I am selling my Hummer H2 at NO RESERVE!!! I purchased this car in Colorado for heavy duty Snow and because of gas and my traveling I am going to downsize. I now live in Houston, Texas and looking to get a smaller car. This Hummer is in very good condition and runs great! Never been in an accident or had any problems. Most of the miles are Highway Miles that was used for a lot of traveling. I bought a brand new set of tires in August for this truck ($1200). This truck has been my personal car and I have maintained it and kept it in good shape!

-Again No Reserve the highest bidder wins, So take advantage of this great deal
-Brand New Tires 
-Most of the miles are from Highway/Freeway traveling
-No Accidents, No Serious Physical Damage, Runs Great!
-Clean Title waiting to be transferred                                                                                                       


            Feel free to Email me with any questions or request additional photos/information  @ mikeswtx@gmail.com Thanks!!!!





Overview

Model:

HUMMER H2 SUV; 2005 H2 SUT (Sport Utility Truck)

Body style / driveline:

4-door hard-top, 4-wheel drive

EPA vehicle class:

full-size sport utility

Manufacturing location:

Mishawaka, Indiana

Key competitors:

Range Rover, Lexus LX 470, Lincoln Navigator

Engine

Type:

Vortec 6000 6.0L V-8

Displacement (cu in / cc):

364 / 5967

Bore & stroke (in / mm):

4.00 x 3.62 / 101.6 x 92

Block material:

cast iron

Cylinder head material:

cast aluminum

Valvetrain:

overhead valve

Compression ratio:

9.4:1

Horsepower (hp / kw @ rpm):

325 / 242 @ 5200

Torque (lb-ft / Nm @ rpm):

365 / 495 @ 4000

Transmission

Type:

Hydra-Matic 4L65-E, 4-speed electronically controlled automatic

Gear ratios (:1):

First:

3.06

Second:

1.62

Third:

1.00

Fourth:

0.69

Reverse:

2.29

Final drive (axle) ratio:

4.10

Stall ratio:

1.90

Low range lock gear reduction:

2.64

Crawl ratio:

33:1

Chassis/Suspension

Front:

independent with torsion bars; 46-mm monotube gas shocks; 36-mm front stabilizer bar

Rear:

H2: 5-link variable-rate coil spring; optional self-leveling air spring (w/ RPO ZM6); 46-mm monotube gas shocks, 30-mm stabilizer bar (coil) or 32-mm (air)

H2 SUT: 5-link variable-rate self-leveling air spring; 46-mm monotube gas shocks, 32-mm stabilizer bar

Traction control:

brake-controlled, single-wheel control capability with rear axle locking differential

Steering type:

variable ratio, integral power; recirculating ball type

Steering ratio:

variable 15 / 13:1

Steering wheel turns, lock-to-lock:

3

Turning diameter, curb-to-curb (ft / m):

43.5 / 13.2

Brakes

Type:

4-wheel disc, 4-wheel/4-channel ABS, dual piston calipers with Dynamic Rear Proportioning

Rotor diameter x thickness (in / mm):

front: 12.8 x 1.5 / 325 x 38

rear: 13 x 1.1 / 330 x 29

Wheels/Tires

Wheel size and type:

17-inch cast aluminum

Tires:

LT315/70R17 all-terrain

Dimensions

Exterior

Wheelbase (in / mm):

122.8 / 3118

Overall length (in / mm):

203.5 / 5170

Overall width (in / mm):

81.2 / 2063

Overall height (in / mm):

without roof rack: 78.5 / 1977; with roof rack: 81.2 / 2080

Track (in / mm):

front: 69.4 / 1763; rear: 69.4 / 1763

Minimum ground clearance (in / mm):

10 / 254.7 (coil); 10.5 / 267.3 (air)

Curb weight (lb / kg):

6400 / 2909

Standard GVWR (lb / kg):

8600 / 3901

Interior

 

H2

H2 SUT

Seating capacity (front / rear):

2 / 3 / 1 (opt.)

2 / 3

Head room (in / mm):

front: 40.5 / 1028

front: 40.5 / 1028

2nd row: 39.7 / 1009

2nd row: 39.7 / 1009

3rd row: 38.8 / 986

Leg room (in / mm):

front: 41.3 / 1049

front: 41.3 / 1049

2nd row: 38.6 / 980

2nd row: 38.6 / 980

3rd row: 27.3 / 693

Shoulder room (in / mm):

front: 66.4 / 1686

front: 66.4 / 1686

2nd row: 66.3 / 1684

2nd row: 66.3 / 1684

3rd row: 41.4 / 1052

Hip room (in / mm):

front: 62.9 / 1597

front: 63.7 / 1619

2nd row: 62 / 1576

2nd row: 62 / 1576

3rd row: 30.3 / 769

H2 SUT Cargo Box

Box length at floor (Midgate up) (in / mm):

34.7 / 881

Box length at floor (Midgate down) (in / mm):

72.8 / 1849

Box width at top (in / mm):

59 / 1499

Box width between wheelhouses (in / mm):

47.3 / 1201

Tailgate width (in / mm):

51.4 / 1306

Box height (inside) (in / mm):

20 / 508

Cargo volume (Midgate up) (cu ft / L):

22 / 623

Cargo volume (Midgate down) (cu / L):

52.7 / 1492

Capacities

 

H2

H2 SUT

Interior cargo volume (cu ft / L):

40 - 86.6 / 1132 - 2452

30.7 (2nd seat folded)

Trailer towing maximum (lb / kg):

6700 / 3039

6700 / 3039

Fuel tank (gal / L):

32 / 121

32 / 121

Engine oil (qt / L):

6.0 / 5.7

6.0 / 5.7

Cooling system (qt / L):

16.8 / 15.9

16.8 / 15.9

Vehicle Performance Data

 

H2

H2 SUT

Cruising range (miles / km minimum):

310 / 499

310 / 499

Grade capability:

60%

60%

Side slope capability:

40%

40%

Approach angle:

40.4° (coil); 41.7° (air)

40.4° (coil); 41.7° (air)

Departure angle:

39.6° (coil); 38.1° (air) (40° with ERH)

36.5° (with spare tire carrier)

Ramp break-over angle:

25.8° (coil); 26.6° (air)

25.8° (coil); 26.6° (air)

Axle differential to ground (in / mm):

9.9 / 251.5

9.9 / 251.5

Fording depth (in / mm):

20 / 508

20 / 508

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