2005 Hummer H2 Vehicle Dismantling Manual • GMT/05-H-ELV.

2005 Hummer H2 Vehicle Dismantling Manual | Components & Procedures

• Covers the 2005 Hummer H2 4X4 variant equipped with the 6.0L V8 engine and 4L65-E transmission
• Official GM publication (P/N GMT/05-H-ELV, revised October 18, 2004)
• Features 7 detailed activity area breakdown tables covering material weights and fluid capacities to support your shop's repair and recycling workflows
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Activity Area Documentation

This official 2005 Hummer H2 dismantling guide delivers a highly structured breakdown of vehicle components across seven primary activity areas. It serves as an essential reference for professional dismantlers and mechanics. The documentation starts by establishing the baseline configuration for the V8 powertrain. From there, it details exterior pretreatment processes and outlines exact fluid volumes required for safe extraction. You will find comprehensive part breakdowns covering doors, glazing, exterior trim, the instrument panel, seating foam, and the load space.

Technical Specification Highlights

Precision matters when handling material recovery or referencing OEM specifications during a complex repair. This manual documents crucial material weights and fluid systems. For example, the 6.0L V8 engine oil capacity is rated at 5.7 liters. The factory coolant system capacity requires 14.0 liters, while the pretreatment section lists the transmission oil capacity at 10.60 liters. You get organized tables identifying specific component materials, ranging from TEO, ABS, and ASA+PC to various polymers and automotive glass. Handling heavy-duty components and Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (SIR) systems carries inherent physical risks. Always follow the documented GM-approved procedures and wear appropriate personal protective equipment before initiating any tear-down.