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#4002 of 4070 Re: temperature reading error on interior rear view mirror [rfong] by chewie65 Jun 26, 2006 (4:28 pm)
Replying to: rfong (Jun 14, 2006 5:06 pm) I have the same issue with a 2002 Chevy Trailblazer.   Did you ever find the location of the sensor?   Does anyone have access to service manual so I can trace wires and connections?
#4003 of 4070 road trip by ahightower Jun 30, 2006 (10:09 am)
Just did another family vacation, this time to the Gulf coast, about 1000 miles round trip, in our 2005 Yukon XL. Averaged 20.2 mpg, according to the trip computer. In my experience, this thing is usually about 1 mpg high, so actually I think we were right around 19 mpg, with 2 adults, 3 kids, and mucho luggage. I was pretty happy to get the advertised highway mileage considering the load and most of the time was at 70 mph. Long trips in our previous vehicle, a Nissan Quest van, we did about 23 mpg, so it's not that much worse driving an SUV after all.   I am very pleased with this vehicle for long trips. It's very comfortable, with plenty of room for everyone and our stuff. Two kids in the thrd row, one in the middle, and an empty middle row seat for my wife or me to sit in back and play games with the kid or hand out snacks from time to time. There is surprisingly little road and wind noise. The rear end never sagged under all the weight. I'm guessing we're using maybe half the maximum payload capacity of this thing. We don't tow or go off road as of yet, but it's comforting to know your vehicle is over-qualifed and can handle whatever you throw at it. We saw many smaller cars sagging from the weight of 5 passengers, with all kinds of amateur-looking containers roped to the roof. (You see a lot of that in South Texas...) And we saw a lot of regular length Tahoes and Yukons with roof or hitch mounted cargo carriers. It's sure nice to just be able to fit it all inside of an XL or Suburban. We even folded down one center bucket seat so we could take to dogs in their travel case to the kennel on our way out of town. Didn't have to make two trips for that.   Now that we're spoiled, we wouldn't dream of going back to something smaller.
#4004 of 4070 Re: General Motors HAS LOST IT!!! [naligirl] by yukonnotruck Jul 03, 2006 (2:48 pm)
Replying to: naligirl (Jun 18, 2006 7:11 pm) Naligirl, You should read a little deeper in this forum. Appears YOU are the only one being serviced by GM. Note the individual who JUST bought a truck and feels he is getting nothing from the dealer or GM. I wonder if someone in your family has something to do with this failing car company as I said you appear to be the ONLY satisfied customer here. BTW GM's sales are down over 25% for the month. Maybe the car they are giving you can boost up there failing lineup. Best of Luck! Yukon No Truck Replies to this message: naligirl (Jul 22, 2006 4:44 pm)
#4005 of 4070 rear window hinge by pjreilly Jul 17, 2006 (5:31 pm)
Yesterday I noticed that my rear window on my 2003 Yukon XL wasn't closing properly. As I investigated further, the hinge is sealed with some type of plastic coating, and this had pulled away, and is now totally seperated from the Hinge. Will an epoxy resin work or will I need to replace the entire rear window? Please help Replies to this message: nlare (Aug 24, 2006 4:30 pm) pjreilly (Aug 25, 2006 7:37 am)
#4006 of 4070 Re: General Motors HAS LOST IT!!! [yukonnotruck] by naligirl Jul 22, 2006 (4:44 pm)
Replying to: yukonnotruck (Jul 03, 2006 2:48 pm) Again, I am sorry for those who are not getting satisfactory resolution. I can only recommend that people with on going problems find out who the GM Service Rep is for the dealership they bought their car from. Get his/her name and number and contact them directly. Be prepared to provide them with a print out of all your service records from the dealership they can review. Possibly even leave them with the Service Mgr at the dealership and ask that he hand them over to the GM Rep upon his next visit. (Definitely call the GM Service Rep and let him know you've left them for him) My dealer's GM Rep is in once a week. It shouldn't take long to get the records to their attention. Let them know that you want a buy back. I can only tell you how it worked for me. Lastly, I was professional and matter of fact about it all. I wasn't threatening or emotional. I don't know if that helped or not, but I'd guess it had some influence.
#4007 of 4070 2001 Yukon XL Jack Handle Extension by blaxton Jul 29, 2006 (1:50 pm)
I did a really stupid thing. First, here's the not stupid part: the OE jack that came w/my Yukon stopped working (the extension wouldn't telescope back down), so my wife bought another jack at Wal-Mart. I put on the spare and threw the damaged tire in the back to have our mechanic in Atlanta fix it (we were at our house in N.C. when the flat occurred)......Now, here's the stupid part: when I put the new jack in, I thought to myself, "Oh, all I need is the lug wrench, since I have a new jack." I threw the old jack AND the jack handle extensions in the trash. You saw it coming: now, I have no way to mount my spare back underneath the YXL. Really dumb. Here's my question: can anyone suggest a way OTHER than trolling junkyards to find a handle extension? Thanks!
#4008 of 4070 Re: rear window hinge [pjreilly] by nlare Aug 24, 2006 (4:30 pm)
Replying to: pjreilly (Jul 17, 2006 5:31 pm) I had the exact same thing happen on my 03 Yukon XL today. This seems like a design flaw, or a manufacturing defect. We hardly ever use the window only open feature...so it surely didn't wear out. Any one out there know the solution? Replies to this message: pjreilly (Aug 25, 2006 7:37 am)
#4009 of 4070 Re: rear window hinge [nlare] by pjreilly Aug 25, 2006 (7:37 am)
Replying to: nlare (Aug 24, 2006 4:30 pm) I went to Home Depot and got the strongest 2 part epoxy I could find, and took the entire window off the vehicle. I had to remove some of the previous bonding material to make the window hinge fit flush like it was originally. I then applied the epoxy all over the entire hinge. It set up and dried within 1 hour, and I reinstalled the window, and have not had any trouble since (knock on wood). 1 Tip dont try to reinstall the window yourself, get someone to help you it makes it much easier. I was unfortunately by my self that day and into the early evening. But with a little luck I got it. Hope this helps
#4010 of 4070 Re: Squeal or high pitched hum in 06 Denali XL? [vernelmay] by ron burgundy Sep 16, 2006 (1:09 pm)
Replying to: vernelmay (Jun 04, 2006 5:51 am) If its the same as my 2000, you can hear it outside of the vehicle.   Fuel Pump.

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