general problems of the 2004 GMC Yukon

The contact owns a 2004 GMC envoy. The contact stated that both rear doors failed to close properly and erroneously opened while the contact was traveling various speeds. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was found that the latches needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired but the failure recurred. The manufacturer was contacted about the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 120,000.

Since first purchase, the ever present concerns, inherent with our general motors GMC Yukon xl, have grown; to whereby, they are safety, security, and well-being concerns; as yet to be addressed and corrected by the general motors GMC division. A)the squeaking, clunking, locking steering, when turning: service bulletin number: 01863. Nhtsa item numer: 10006616. B) the brake pedal, when fully stopped, at times, presses completely to the floor. C)the air conditioner that ever emits a moldy smell. D) the ever present, interior moldy smell. E) the driver side trim panel has dropped down; to whereby, any outside rearview adjustments are almost an impossibility, and the door locks are difficult to securely operate. F)the inoperative, keyless entry remote.

Since first purchase, the ever present concerns , inherent in our general motors GMC Yukon xl, have grown; to whereby, they are safety, security, and well-being concerns; as yet to be addressed and corrected bybgeneral motors. For just one of the many, true concerns: the squeaking, clunking, locking steering, when turning: a) servuce bulletin number: 01863. B) NHTSA item numer: 10006616. C) summary description: lack of steering assist when stopped or during parking lot type manuevers. As shared, this is only one of the numerous, ever present, safety, security, and well-being concerns; as yet to be addressed and corrected, by the general motors company . Since first purchase, we have been ignored, led on, and misled, which created time expiration. Since the beginning, with the ever present concerns, we questioned the build quality of our general motors GMC Yukon xl; without any response! safety, security, and well-being concerns should neither have a time limit nor constraints.

Upon taking delivery of vehicle erratic electrical problem existed. Often only the front doors would like, leaving the back doors and rear door unlocked. Often upon inserting key in ignition, drivers seat would zoom forward pushing occupant against steering wheel. While driving, outside rear view mirrors would retract for no reason. Dealer has not been able to fix though many service notes exist. Lately, the amp gauge failed however amperage is not affected. Next the speedometer showed 38 mph while not moving. It is totally now inoperative, varying from never leaving zero to showing 80 while going 20 mph. Since I cannot trust the accuracy of any gauge, I have no idea how fast I am driving or any of the other vital instrument readings.

The back glass on our 2004 GMC Yukon xl broke at the right hinge at first. We hardly ever opened the back glass, so that shouldn't have been an issue. Today the left back glass hinge broke. I have searched for a recall on this, however there isn't one. GMC is aware and acknowledges the problem but isn't willing to repair the issue. Found many forums where other GMC & chevy owners are facing the same problem. It can be fixed for around $1000. 00 but since it is apparently a defect on their end. . . . . Why should we have to pay for it? please help!!!.

The contact owns a 2004 GMC Yukon. While attempting to open the driver's side door from the exterior of the vehicle, the latch pulled, but the door would not open. The latch would remain stuck in the open position; therefore, the door could not be opened from the passenger compartment as well. The contact must roll down the window and push the handle back into place in order to exit the vehicle with the interior door latch. On a separate occasion, all four doors experienced the same failure. While an occupant was seated in the passenger seat, he leaned up against the door and it opened. The occupant fell out of the vehicle, even though the door was completely shut at the time. The doors would not lock or unlock. The VIN was unable to be entered. The failure mileage was 70,000 and current mileage was 85,000.