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2005 Yukon XL Denali, purchased 4 years ago.
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In four years have had all the fluids changed (mechanic), everything for the AWD.
Mechanic also replaced leaky power steering interface with brake master cylinder.
I've done 2 battery replacements, water pump (different apparently than on same year 6.0 Yukon XL that's not a Denali, different part number at CarQuest).
Sunroof opened on its own twice, and intermittently wouldn't close, dealer threw up hands and said "we have no idea", then reluctantly refunded my $$$, as we had agreed that I'd pay for a fix, not a guess (thanks to radio mechanic here). Anyway, I removed the fuse so it would stay closed.
Both front seats had the operating levers broken off, only sold as part of entire unit, so I made a cut out and we can stick a finger in there to operate.
Rear driverside door window has something wrong internally, so I took off the door panel, raised the window, and installed two sheet metal screws to hold the window up. We rarely have passengers back there, and in Phoenix AZ the AC is used like 10 months a year, so no big deal.
I added a second tow connection so 6-prong horse trailer can plug in without adapter.
Stupid rear window heater wire tab broke off, coils are "too tight", used Loctite special conductive epoxy to glue that back on, now we only open the full tailgate, not just the glass part.
We bought this from family that couldn't afford any longer, for $15K in Aug. 2010. They had purchased at auction a few years before. List price was like $61K, leather seats, 2nd row bench, rear DVD, Bose, some navigational DVD for front, 5-CD changer.
Mechanic also replaced leaky power steering interface with brake master cylinder.
I've done 2 battery replacements, water pump (different apparently than on same year 6.0 Yukon XL that's not a Denali, different part number at CarQuest).
Sunroof opened on its own twice, and intermittently wouldn't close, dealer threw up hands and said "we have no idea", then reluctantly refunded my $$$, as we had agreed that I'd pay for a fix, not a guess (thanks to radio mechanic here). Anyway, I removed the fuse so it would stay closed.
Both front seats had the operating levers broken off, only sold as part of entire unit, so I made a cut out and we can stick a finger in there to operate.
Rear driverside door window has something wrong internally, so I took off the door panel, raised the window, and installed two sheet metal screws to hold the window up. We rarely have passengers back there, and in Phoenix AZ the AC is used like 10 months a year, so no big deal.
I added a second tow connection so 6-prong horse trailer can plug in without adapter.
Stupid rear window heater wire tab broke off, coils are "too tight", used Loctite special conductive epoxy to glue that back on, now we only open the full tailgate, not just the glass part.
We bought this from family that couldn't afford any longer, for $15K in Aug. 2010. They had purchased at auction a few years before. List price was like $61K, leather seats, 2nd row bench, rear DVD, Bose, some navigational DVD for front, 5-CD changer.
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