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Maybe not all 6.2's have the bad lifter bore/ bearing wear issues
I don't know what the statistics are, but there are many 6.2 engines that will not see those problems (knock on wood) our 2022 has 18k, so far so good. If something does happen I will certainly be reporting it to the Forum.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Lake Speed Jr, Oil Additives = Snake oil (video)
It is one thing to feel good about or believe in something, quite another to deal with evidence of what works and how well. Here is a short story for you: My sister bought an old Chevy pick-up back around 1973, so it was from the early sixties. I asked about the black oil on the dipstick and...- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Help me decide (keep current or get new)
With 90k I would seriously consider trading it. Obviously you drive a lot so trade it in before your mileage goes over 100k and the trade in value drops even more.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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If you didnt have a Yukon/Suburban/Escalade, what would be your next choice?
I would look seriously at the Wagoneer. We had a 2021 Grand Cherokee L. Liked it very much but it was just too small. I did drive a Wagoneer before buying the Yukon, so that should tell you something. Our son is driving our old 2007 Sequoia. What a great vehicle!- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Steering Wheel - Too Far?
Understood. I am 6' 3" and yes, this or that could be different (better), more range to the adjustment, etc., but I have always felt very comfortable in our 2022 Denali. I do not feel at all that I need to overreach for the steering wheel, or that the wheel is too thin. Maybe I am just not... -
Air/hydraulic noise coming from brake pedal when being applied. This is a 2023 Yukon Denali ultimate.
When our 2022 Denali was new there were a couple of times when something unusual happened with the brake pedal. It might be what you describe but I am having trouble remembering exactly what it did. I think after driving, then stopping, going to park, setting the parking brake, and turning off...- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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2021 6.2L Escalade Sport ESV - Happy? Your mileage?? Performance Exhaust???
Mileage! Are you kidding me? And don't forget the Premium fuel. Buy it and enjoy the damn thing.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Lifter Failure Root Cause Same as HEMI?
My opinion about this is that the cause of lifter failure is either bad design or bad manufacturing. Yes, improper lubrication does not help anything, and I agree that it is another possible cause or at least a contributing factor. I think whoever makes the lifters either does not pay attention...- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Hello From Boston!
Sounds like you know what you are doing with your new rig. Enjoy! Welcome from Orlando.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Introduction
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New engines replacement
Dang, maybe my 2022 will be OK??????- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Shopping for 2021 or Newer - Trans, fuel, pump, issues?
Welcome from Orlando! We like our 2022 Yukon just fine. Yes, you hear some bad things on the Forum, but it is not a bad thing to hear what is going on in this world. So far (knock on wood) we are not having any issues. We had a 2021 Grand Cherokee, very nice but just too small. Traded it for the...- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Introduction
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How to fix Tahoe 2022 rear washer fluid not spraying. FIXED
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6.2L Rough idle and poor low RPM response
The Auto Stop turn off button is likely the first thing that will wear out on our Denali. I turn it off every time I get in the thing.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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If this is second time ummm either age or the born blond thang
That is quite an intro! Welcome from Orlando. If you enjoy reading you might like the Longmire series by Craig Johnson. There is also a Netflix series based on the books.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Introduction
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2022 Denali oil comsumption
Agree with ChrisYukon, go to another Dealer. That amount of oil consumption is not normal.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Hello from KS!
Welcome from Orlando! Must be interesting parking on your driveway when there is snow and ice on it.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Introduction
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2025 Yukon refresh
I agree, would prefer a more integrated look.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Numerous issues with 2022 Yukon XL
I would not say you are rambling. This Forum is all about sharing the good or the bad. Many experienced people here who can offer advice. From what I have seen so far, try another Dealer if possible. Sorry to hear about your Yukon but my 2022 (knock on wood) is doing fine, at least so far.- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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2025 yukon debut and predictions
I sure hope someone at GM is looking at this Forum and listening. That big ipad screen is one of the reasons that I did not go for the Ford or Lincoln. Not the only reason but definitely one of them. I just find the screen I have on our 2022 Denali more integrated, but that is just my opinion...- GMCnewbee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Looking for GM wheel locks in black
Maybe it's the thieves that are making them and selling them?
