Fluids please. Need to know what to get.

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Theboomski

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2020 Yukon XL Denali 4WD 10 speed 6.2L

Looking at doing all my fluids since we just purchased the car 95k miles

This is my list so far
Transmission -12 qt dexron ulv.

6.2 has the larger 12 bolt rear dif - get 3 qt of 75w85 without limited slip additives - AC Delco, and a gasket just in case yours is shot.

Front will need 2 qt 75-90 - any brand and additives dont matter (OEM is what I used).

Transfer case, buy 2 qt dexron VI.

Also going to do spark plugs, cabin and air filter, and pcv valve.

Does this sound good?
 

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2020 Yukon XL Denali 4WD 10 speed 6.2L

Looking at doing all my fluids since we just purchased the car 95k miles

This is my list so far
Transmission -12 qt dexron ulv.

6.2 has the larger 12 bolt rear dif - get 3 qt of 75w85 without limited slip additives - AC Delco, and a gasket just in case yours is shot.

Front will need 2 qt 75-90 - any brand and additives dont matter (OEM is what I used).

Transfer case, buy 2 qt dexron VI.

Also going to do spark plugs, cabin and air filter, and pcv valve.

Does this sound good?
PCV Valve? Ain't that next to the fuel filter?
 

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Doesn’t seem like it from a YouTube video real quick, but I could be wrong.

What are your thoughts on it by the fuel filter? Also is it a part you would replace if it’s easily accessible
It was meant as a joke but the joke is on me! I didn't know that a physical PCV valve was used on your engine. They still don't have fuel filters though.
 

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2020 Yukon XL Denali 4WD 10 speed 6.2L

Looking at doing all my fluids since we just purchased the car 95k miles

This is my list so far
Transmission -12 qt dexron ulv.

6.2 has the larger 12 bolt rear dif - get 3 qt of 75w85 without limited slip additives - AC Delco, and a gasket just in case yours is shot.

Front will need 2 qt 75-90 - any brand and additives dont matter (OEM is what I used).

Transfer case, buy 2 qt dexron VI.

Also going to do spark plugs, cabin and air filter, and pcv valve.

Does this sound good?
That sounds great. I did all this plus wires at 100k on my 6.2 10L80. I used Amsoil 75w-90 in both the front and rear diffs. I didn’t do the PCV.
 
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They did say all the fluid will cost $300 for

Transmission
Front differential
Rear differential
Transfer case

I’ll look around and see what I can find them for
 

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When I spoke with GMC, they said it’s part of the valve cover. Spoke to a service tech, so I won’t be changing that.
I just did a PCV valve on a 2018 Suburban 5.3 engine. It was a thread in just below the throttle body at front of engine and to the left a little under there. Pretty easy to access and if has never been done it needs it. I looked and part number is the same for the 5.3 and the 6.2 engines. Looks like this:


It has the push tab release on the hose that attaches at the PCV.

It will take a deep 21mm or 22mm socket to remove and replace. As I said, I did a 5.3 on a 2018 Suburban. The 6.2 may be different but I doubt it. There is a PCV valve and does need service.
 

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I just did a PCV valve on a 2018 Suburban 5.3 engine. It was a thread in just below the throttle body at front of engine and to the left a little under there. Pretty easy to access and if has never been done it needs it. I looked and part number is the same for the 5.3 and the 6.2 engines. Looks like this:


It has the push tab release on the hose that attaches at the PCV.

It will take a deep 21mm or 22mm socket to remove and replace. As I said, I did a 5.3 on a 2018 Suburban. The 6.2 may be different but I doubt it. There is a PCV valve and does need service.
Thank you. I'll get one ordered. I'm at 84k so it wouldn't hurt to go ahead and do it
 

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