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Question posted by rafrb on April 10th, 2014

What Is Themaximum Tongue Weight On A 2008 Chevy Hhr?

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Owner's Manual - Page 2

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Owner's Manual - Page 42

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Owner's Manual - Page 43

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Owner's Manual - Page 216

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Owner's Manual - Page 239

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Owner's Manual - Page 242

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Owner's Manual - Page 243

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Owner's Manual - Page 244

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Owner's Manual - Page 247

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Owner's Manual - Page 248

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Owner's Manual - Page 249

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Owner's Manual - Page 250

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Owner's Manual - Page 251

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