Yukon Engine Failure - Buyback?

[KMeloney]

Dealership is about 15 miles from my house. I picked it up Saturday and drove it home. I just turned it on this morning and only made it 3 blocks before the new engine died. At least this time it put itself in Neutral?

This could be the first failure [that I've heard of] that occurred at low speeds. What exactly happened when it failed this time around?

 

[CMoore711]

Years ago we used to talk about these trucks going 200, 300k+

Now apparently 15.025 miles is a stretch. We are going in the wrong direction.

Truly sorry for your ordeal. If it was me i probably would have pushed it into the ocean already, assuming i was not still paying on it.

Agreed. 100%

They’re also every bit of 50%+ to purchase.

Incredible but not surprising. Maybe just a problem during setup

And this sums it up…

The fact that this occurrence isn’t “surprising” is truly quite sad…

 

[Bkihum]

Agreed. 100%

They’re also every bit of 50%+ to purchase.


And this sums it up…

The fact that this occurrence isn’t “surprising” is truly quite sad…

So I had a 2022 Yukon Denali and the engine seized at 21000, 2 months at the dealer and 2nd engine seized during initial start up. That’s why I say it’s not surprising TO ME

 

[CMoore711]

I know I quoted your post @Bkihum, but I’m confident you’re not the only one surprised. Unfortunately