20 Most Recent 2000 GMC Yukon - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It means that the transmission oil is overheating and you need to cool the oil by allowing the engine to idle for a period of time . The transmission oil cooler is in the radiator and that means that the engine temperature will also be running hot . Check oil level in transmission and adjust to correct level. Check the load being carried /towed as this makes the transmission torque converter work harder and the speed you are travelling at What ever the reason I suggest that you run the fault codes to check for transmission problems

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place a mobile jack under the sump to take the weight of the engine and undo bolts for the mounts from the engine and sub-frame . do one mount at a time to keep the position on the engine constant.

Do it again . you'll find the problem

Check for loose damaged or out of adjustment shift linkage. Check for bent or binding and if vehicle has been driven on paved road in 4WD for a long time the driveline torque can make shifting difficult.

why? whats leaking?from where..

Pull door release handle while flipping the hook with screwdriver tip, to release.

if alternator ok and you are not over powering your system with electronics then you need to send out the cluster for repair

not sure but front wheel drive should be easy.

you should have ABS code. usually it's wiring in front wheel

Usually a short or bad connection in the wiring harness.Have the system checked for trouble codes.

it is rusted to the latch. soak the latch under the seat with wd-40 and wait a day. then try again. if it doesn't work then use a screw driver to pry open the seized latch.