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GMC Canyon Experts

#1 Justin Hatfield
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GMC Canyon Model Overview

GMC Canyon Questions

rulane41
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Starting Problem

it will start in the morning, but if i stop for gas ,it will not always start right up again, then i will have to wait awhile and it will start.

382 views with 1 answer (last answer 8 months ago)
Timothy Harris
0

When I Was Cleaning The Truck The Other Day I Found An Air Fitting In The F...

132 views with 3 answers (last answer about a year ago)
Calvin52
25

Passlock

truck stalled on restart after a short trip and would not restart after that stranded in desperation i unhooked the battery too reset and it did start i think it was a passlock issue but now my door...

1,796 views with 2 answers (last answer about a year ago)
yappy
0

Shorter Antenna

Can a shorter antenna be purchased. Antenna hitting garage ceiling. Need one about 8-10" shorter than stock 30".

98 views with 1 answer (last answer 2 years ago)
Izzy1286
5

How Big Can I Go???

Hey just bought this girl and I was wondering how big i could go with the tires before i needed to put on a lift kit i dont want to do this so im hoping i could still go fairly big.

368 views with 4 answers (last answer 2 years ago)

About the GMC Canyon

Good things come in smaller packages, or so GMC would like to think with the GMC Canyon.  This compact pickup took its place in the domestic maker's lineup in 2004 and holds a solid, if not leading, position in the American marketplace.  With 2 and 4 door versions, the Canyon has always offered a lot of trims.  However, the Canyon also lacks the V8 or even V6 that could set it apart in the power department.

As of 2007, the Canyon offered 2 different standard powertrains: a 2.9 L, 185 hp I4 and a 3.7 L, 242 hp I5 with a choice between 4 speed automatic and 5 speed manual transmission.  Gas mileage has generally come out to a solid 17 mpg in the city and 23 on the highway.  Overall, the Canyon presents a good option for those looking for a more rugged frame on their vehicle without needing mind-blowing towing power.