Is it worth upgrading the stereo in a Hummer H3?
The H3 isn’t for everyone. Sure, it has the outward visibility of a fallout shelter, and it goes through gas like there’s a hole in the tank, but the rugged H3 is a thoroughly capable truck with a lot of personality. Upgrading the stereo system will make it an even better ride.
When did the Hummer H3T pickup come out?
Upgrading the stereo system will make it an even better ride. In 2009, Hummer added the H3T pickup. The basic stereo replacement details are the same, but we’ll note any differences below.
When did GM OnStar come out on Hummer H3?
XM satellite radio, Bluetooth® connectivity and GM’s OnStar system were included as well, and a (much-needed) rear-view camera was added in 2008. If you replace the factory radio, you’ll lose your factory XM satellite radio capability, as well as the factory navigation system.
Where are the tweeters on a Hummer H3?
The tweeters are located in the A-pillars (Crutchfield Research Photo) All H3’s, regardless of which factory system is installed, have 1-1/2″ tweeters located in the lower A-pillar trim piece. They’re easy to get to and reasonably easy to replace. The tweeter is attached to the trim panel itself, so you’ll need to gently pry it out of the panel.
Upgrading the stereo system will make it an even better ride. In 2009, Hummer added the H3T pickup. The basic stereo replacement details are the same, but we’ll note any differences below.
What kind of stereo system does a Hummer H3 have?
The H3’s base stereo included an AM/FM/CD receiver and 6 speakers. The optional Monsoon system also offered six speakers, but included a subwoofer and an AM/FM/6-disc navigation receiver.
XM satellite radio, Bluetooth® connectivity and GM’s OnStar system were included as well, and a (much-needed) rear-view camera was added in 2008. If you replace the factory radio, you’ll lose your factory XM satellite radio capability, as well as the factory navigation system.
Is the Hummer H3 the same as the dodo?
The Hummer H3 is the smaller version of this well-known vehicle, and it tends to generate the same intense feelings as its larger relatives. The Hummer brand went the way of the dodo in 2010, but there are still plenty of these brawny beasts on the road.