Brake Light On problems of the 2003 GMC Yukon

I was driven my vehicle and my abs and service brake system light came on and the vehicle wouldn't stop. I ran off the road into a field my pads and brake fluid is good. I check online and discovered recalls on this make and model year of this vehicle. The recall # is 75641 wheel cap cover hub recall date Dec 17,2007. Also the was recall on service brakes hydraulic recall # 42659 recall date Feb 2004. I contacted GMC 800# and spoke with carl his agent I. D # 20354 he had a specialist contact me and he gave me reference# of 71-1343554421. I went local GMC spoke with a greg bohlman @ mcconnell GMC @ 251-476-4141 and GMC specialist richard @ 251 472-3149 and don't refuse to inspect without a charge. My SUV doing the sme as recall stated they said no recalls on this vehicle.

2003 GMC Yukon. Consumer writes in regards to intermittent anti-lock braking system. The consumer stated while driving down the road, warning bells started to sound and the check brake system light, illuminated. The consumer checked the brake fluid, and found it was ok. The next day, he took the vehicle to the repair shop, where they replaced the pads and checked the system. They ran a diagnostic check, which verified the abs had come on, but reset when the engine was re-stared. The brake shop recommended the consumer took the vehicle to the dealer. However, in their opinion the abs module and abs pump needed to be replaced. They explained to the consumer, when the warning light was on, the abs was inoperative. The dealer informed the consumer, it would cost $125, just to run the diagnostic and if the module and pump needed to be replaced, it would cost $ 2,200. The abs light stayed out for weeks. However, in March 2014, the light illuminated again.

I started my truck. I applied the brakes and shifted into drive. I began to roll forward, then applied my brakes prior to exiting my driveway. The brake pedal went to the floor, the brake service light came on and the truck continued forward. I had to pump the brakes to come to a stop. I pulled the truck over and observed brake fluid all over the street. I crawled under the truck and saw that the brake line was rusted and that it burst somewhere in the middle of the truck on the driver's side.

After driving for about 100 miles, stopped for lunch. After stopping for lunch, drove 2003 GMC Yukon with only 54,000 miles on it for another 20 miles on country highway at 55mph. Stepped on brakes to slow-down for slower traffic, the pedal went to the floor and the brake light came on. The Yukon was able to slow down before hitting the slower traffic. Drove about another 50 miles to nearest Chevrolet/GMC dealer, needing to use full brake pedal travel to slow-down the vehicle. The service brake light came on everytime the brakes were applied. The dealership investigated the failure. The rear brake line had rusted through and burst. The fuel tank needed to be removed to replace rear brake lines on the truck. The truck had to be left overnight at a dealership 100 miles from final destination to have the lines replaced. The dealership was very helpful in completing the repairs. Estimated cost from the dealer for the repairs was $400 - $800. The brake line failed with no warning.

2003 GMC Yukon xl. Truck shut off at 35 to 40 mileages an hour, brake light, abs and 4 wheel drive service came on the dash board. Its really dangerous due to I wasn't able to control the vehicle. It was very scary. I could it kill someone, fortunately no cars or people around me. I took it to a mechanic, so I drive it one more time. But it did the same thing all over again. I'm planning on towing it to the dealership. I hope hey can help me figure out what's wrong with it.