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Three window in my Yukon have now failed. The first was three years ago when the vehicle was only about three years old. Two more have now failed. I have been told this is common to Yukon's.
Within a 4 month time I have lost my driver-side window, front-passenger, and rear driver-side window all to failed window regulator or motors. Moreover, more recently I have had the random window blow-out in my cargo area. Not to mention the throttle sticking. This is unreal, what a nightmare, cute to drive horrible to own!
Passenger and both rear seat power windows quite working at the same time. This could possibly be a danger in case of an accident. I have found numerous complaints of this problem on 2000 Yukon. Throttle pedal sticks and you have to use excessive pressure to unstick it. This causes you to move forward or backward at a high rate of speed. This is an accident waiting to happen as you start off or are in a busy parking lot. Could cause injury to pedesterian or small child. I have also seen numerous complaints of this problem filed on 2000 Yukon. Passenger seat belt tightens as you ride to the point of causing pain, you must disengage seat belt and rengage to correct problem. This is also is a danger as you could be unbelted when an accident happens. I also have seen numerous complaints on this problem. There have been service bullentins on these problems, but GM refuses to pay the repair cost on our vehicle. They have been aware of these problems since these vehicles were in warranty. I purchased a 1996 Yukon new and had it until trading for this 2000 Yukon, I never had a complaint. Their quality assurance has sure gone down hill since 1996.
My Yukon dies at stop lights &stop signs for no reason. Both electric window motors have failed. The back widow exploded for no reason.the front suspenison feels lose.this car looks like a 12 year old kid put it together.
- Hilmar, CA, USA
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My Yukon dies at stop lights &stop signs for no reason. Both electric window motors have failed. The back widow exploded for no reason.the front suspenison feels lose.this car looks like a 12 year old kid put it together.
Both rear power windows failed. I have two Yukon and this happened on both trucks. I also had to replace the fuel pump on one of the trucks and the second truck is acting up intermittently. I have other friends with the same problems on their trucks.
Rear windows inoperable 3 times/right front seat belt locks up, have to unbelt to get slack so passengers reluctant to use belt/transmission has trouble finding first gear/rear end hums/front end feels "loose" after control arms replaced twice/tires squeal at very low speeds/accel pedal stuck to floor, then started coming apart/air bag warning light came on until 3rd repair/leather seats split at seam, repairs sloppy.
Both rear power windows failed in up position. Drivers seatbelt would lock in retracted position if removed while driving and could not be pulled back out unless the vehicle was stopped and turned off.
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- Westlake, OH, USA