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GMC Yukon XL Experts

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GMC Yukon XL Model Overview

GMC Yukon XL Questions

Yukonbys
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2007 Tan Leather Captains Chairs, Need Bench Seat

I have a 2007 GMC Yukon with second row captains chairs. I am looking to swap them for a bench seat. Anyone need captains chairs or know where I can find a bench seat? We are having another baby and ...

155 views with 6 answers (last answer 2 days ago)
Cport
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Vehicle Cuts Out At Turns And Stops

Our Yukon stalls when turning a corner or coming to a stop. As long as its moving its fine. Could this be a fuel pump issue or water in the tank?

59 views with 2 answers (last answer 4 days ago)
thbh
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The A-c In My 2005 Yukon Xl Is Not Working Front Or Rear. What Should I Che...

83 views with 11 answers (last answer 5 days ago)
Daniel Hageman
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Need To Swap Two Mid Row Captains Chairs For A Bench Color Pewter.

119 views with 4 answers (last answer about a week ago)
payharper
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07 Yukon Wont Move In Any Gear ,the Stabalize Track Off And Trackson Contro...

wont move when u put it in any gear no problems before this,the stabalize track off and trackson control off poped up on the dash read out. could it be some kind of a sensor

85 views with 3 answers (last answer 2 weeks ago)

About the GMC Yukon XL

After an earlier incarnation as the Suburban, the GMC Yukon XL took its place in the pantheon of GMC vehicles in 2000.  This full-size SUV started with 4 trims, expanded to 6 in 2006, and then to 18 in 2007.  Despite the change, the Yukon XL has always had 4 doors with room for 8-9 passengers.

The V8 powertrain has gradually evolved from from a maximum of 6.0 L and 300 hp to 352 hp over the years.  The most significant changes to the Yukon XL took place in 2007 when GMC re-designed the interior and exterior, added more cabin room, and upgraded the powertrains.  Towing capacity ranges from 7,100 to 9,700 lbs., depending on the trim.

If drivers could change one thing about the Yukon XL, they'd make the 3rd row seats foldable.  GMC would do well to address that issue as it moves forward.