Complaint 1768698

2004 HUMMER H2 • SUSPENSION:FRONT:SPRINGS:LEAF SPRING ASSEMBLY:U-BOLT, LEAF SPRING TO AXLE • incident Aug 15, 2021

Crash
No
Fire
No
Injuries
0
Deaths
0
Complaint ID
1768698
Make
HUMMER
Model
H2
Model Year
2004
Incident Date
Aug 15, 2021
Date Received
Sep 16, 2021
Data As Of
Jul 1, 2026

Complaint Summary

SUSPENSION:FRONT:SPRINGS:LEAF SPRING ASSEMBLY:U-BOLT, LEAF SPRING TO AXLE

Owner Narrative

The contact owns a 2004 Hummer H2.The contact stated while driving at 35MPH, the contact stated the vehicle loss of control and forward momentum to the vehicle which caused the vehicle stalled and loss motive power. The contact who is a mechanic inspected the vehicle and notice that front differential carrier bolt had snapped was detached from the frame and connection to the engine. The vehicle was towed to the contact residence then towed later to a local dealer who inspected the vehicle diagnosed the failure the same as the contact that front differential carrier bolt was damaged and to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was at approximately 100,000. Consumer stated component that failed is the front differential to front differential carrier connection.

Owner-submitted narrative on file with NHTSA. Complaint narratives are self-reported and have not been verified.

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