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Amberaa78

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I am considering purchasing a 2017 Yukon Denali. It’s a one owner with 117,000 miles on it. According to the carfax oil was changed and tires rotated at normal times. The torque converter was replaced at 50,000 and 95,0000. I don’t see any fluid changes on the carfax. Would you purchase this vehicle? I would also have a comprehensive warranty for 60,000 miles.
 

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I am considering purchasing a 2017 Yukon Denali. It’s a one owner with 117,000 miles on it. According to the carfax oil was changed and tires rotated at normal times. The torque converter was replaced at 50,000 and 95,0000. I don’t see any fluid changes on the carfax. Would you purchase this vehicle? I would also have a comprehensive warranty for 60,000 miles.
The torque converters have issues on this body style and if they replaced it with the same factory converter then that’s probably why it’s been changed twice now. Upgrading the converter to a good billet style converter should fix the issue

Then all you gotta worry about is the lifter issues lol
 

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I am considering purchasing a 2017 Yukon Denali. It’s a one owner with 117,000 miles on it. According to the carfax oil was changed and tires rotated at normal times. The torque converter was replaced at 50,000 and 95,0000. I don’t see any fluid changes on the carfax. Would you purchase this vehicle? I would also have a comprehensive warranty for 60,000 miles.
The warranty is good. Those 8-speeds were a pain but most bugs and issues have been worked out by now. Do you like any 2018s? They had 10-speeds.
 

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The torque converters have issues on this body style and if they replaced it with the same factory converter then that’s probably why it’s been changed twice now. Upgrading the converter to a good billet style converter should fix the issue

Then all you gotta worry about is the lifter issues lol
Replaced my TC with a CTS-V TC , and had a lifter fail @ 70k lol you are right in the money
 

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