2023 GMC Yukon AT4 6.2L dead at 10K miles

[Dangler6131]

With only 10K miles, my 2023 6.2L died and would not restart - conditions not ready to shift.
This is after my 2021 suburban had lifters fail after 23K miles.

 

[blackelky]

Hopefully they buy it back from you

 

[B-train]

+1. I think the universe is telling you to buy a different brand, or an older well kept model with less issues.

It's sad to see a mfg that used to make top quality stuff go downhill. Cost cutting only goes to far.....

 

[Dangler6131]

This was our seventh Yukon/suburban. Past two have died and left us stranded. Never a big issue with previous five.

 

[B-train]

I repeat my prior statement.....LOL

 

[Seamus]

Really sorry you going through this. Absolutely insane. Proof that its inevitable in the new generation which has 16 of these lifters. Just a matter of time. I dont know how GM is getting away with this? 4 years!!!!! No recall, no extended warranty, no compensation, ridiculous.

 

[Dangler6131]

I repeat my prior statement.....LOL

 

[NothEastTahoe]

I really enjoy our yukon, but I wouldn't be able to do it again after this if I were you. Problem is there aren't really many good options for this size car outside of GMC/Chevy.

If you still want to stay in one, I'd be looking at my favorite model of the last 7 I owned and then searching for a very nicely kept one with low miles, and just enjoy life in a different era when things were simple and worked.

 

[Stbentoak]

Problem is there aren't really many good options for this size car outside of GMC/Chevy.

Yes, there are.... It's called a Duramax.....

 

[B-train]

Maybe the 17- 20 model years? Good clean one would work fine in my book. I know the newer ones have more bells and whistles, but that all breaks too.