Air Brake Antilock Control Unit/module Problems of GMC Yukon

On 8-26-07 while driving home the abs light came on. Checked vehicle manual. After turning off the vehicle we could hear what sounded like a motor or fan noise running. Thinking it was probably the ac fan we went in the house for the evening. The next morning we could still hear the noise and found out my battery was dead. Jump started vehicle and took it in to mechanic to do a diagnostic search and was told we needed to replace abs control module. After researching on the internet found out there had been several recalls for this, but not with my VIN #. Have called gm corp to report this and am currently waiting to hear back.

See all problems of the 2002 GMC Yukon 🔎.

Interior abs light illuminated, then a humming noise heard under the driver side compartment. GMC dealer diagnosed the problem as failure of the abs electronic module unit. They advised me that it would be $1200. 00 dollars($800. 00 parts and $400. 00 labor cost) to repair. This brake failure occurred at 74,000 miles. I'm presently operating the vehicle on just the main brake system, after having disconnected the abs system. I have been unable to find a cheaper after market replacement abs electronic module unit. I have read numerous complaint on your web site about this type of brake failure. Hopefully this will result in a recall campaign.

See all problems of the 2001 GMC Yukon 🔎.

Started my 2001 Yukon xl and went to work this morning, on the way to work the abs light went on. When I got to work and turn the vehicle off there was a buzzing sound from beneath the drivers side, that would not stop.

The abs system on my car failed because of the actual computer control unit. It failed while driving causing the full system to fail. The car is a 2000 GMC Yukon. The fuse controlling the abs system had to be removed as the pumps controlling the system would not turn off since the control unit failed. I was informed that this part would cost $1,000. 00 to replace. A completely ridiculous price as I have since found out these parts are obviously faulty and fail regularly while in use.

See all problems of the 2000 GMC Yukon 🔎.

The antilock brake module failed and I lost all antilock capability. When it fails, it makes the sound of a small fan motor. It quit when I parked and turned the Yukon off. This module cost me $800 to replace. Incredible for a vehicle with 45,000 miles.