Chevrolet HHR: Making a Statement

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The Chevrolet HHR is a boxy-style vehicle that falls under the class of a station wagon. The HHR, which stands for Heritage High Roof, does indeed have more head room than typical vehicles of similar size. Reminiscent of 1940 era Chevrolets, they certainly make a statement when they are seen on the road. The HHR entered the American market with a splash in 2006, but production was discontinued by 2011. If your Chevrolet HHR is your ‘go to’ vehicle for daily transportation, you don’t want to allow an overheating engine to keep you from work and play. Some of the warning signs of radiator problems are detectible by your own observation skills. One indicator is the temperature gauge suddenly running in the ‘hot’ range. Another sign of trouble is the smell of antifreeze or a puddle of coolant underneath your vehicle. Finally, seeing steam or smoke coming from underneath your car's hood is a strong indicator that you have an issue with some component of your cooling system. In all instances, you need to turn off your vehicle and allow it to cool completely before pursuing any further action. You will need to find out the cause of the overheating issue, as continuing to drive an overheating vehicle can lead to serious damage to your engine. If you need to purchase a new radiator, radiator.com can help you find the right parts and radiator for your Chevrolet HHR produced from 2006 through 2011. We have more than 200 locations nationwide, enabling us to maintain a large inventory of car parts for your HHR service needs. We guarantee that we can deliver your radiator to you the same day you order it, so you can proceed with the repairs of your HHR. Don’t put off fixing your radiator problems. You have too much at stake.