Questions & Answers for: GMC Yukon steering

power steering 2000 yukon 5.3 broke shaft in steering pump, replaced pump had steering for about a week. lost power, replaced pump again, nothing replaced gear box(pitman arm also replaced due to play

easy steering to left, difficult steering to right Just had a mechanic look at car (2005 yukon xl). He said it was something broken in the right side of the steering box and also recommended replacing

Excessive play after steering gear box and intermdt shaft replace had my steering gear box and intermediate shaft replaced on my 2004 Denali, at the dealer, and now there appears to be excessive play,

show me how to replace power steering pressure hose on 1995 GMC Yukon It's very easy, undo screw one end from back of power steering pump, no need to remove pump, and unscrew other end of hose from ...

I have a 2002 Yukon Denali and I was wanted to know, how do u change the bulb in the steering wheel? Steering Wheel Control Switch Assembly Replacement Removal ProcedureRemove the steering wheel. ...

how do I get my power steering pump out of 2002 yukon Hello walker_227, Removal Procedure: SPECIAL TOOLS: You will need a power steering pulley remover and installer tool, DO NOT USE A HAMMER. 1. ...

...The oil level is normal and there is no oil leakage. One mechanic suggested to change the whole steering box or its seel kit. Your best bet is to take it to a repair shop.They have a special tool ...

HOW DO YOU TAKE APART THE STEERING SHAFT AND THE GEARBOX OUTPUT SHAFT. We bought 2003 GMC Yukon. it was previously in an accident. Whoever put the tie rods, center link and pitman arm on put them on ...

1999 gmc yukon hit snow bank and lost power steering could it be relief valve on power steering Still has power steering fluid no whining from pump. No leakage of fluid just stopped after hitting snow

How to take away the play out of power steering gearbox New bushings In some instance you can adjust the play in the steering box, there is a external bolt with a locking nut on it, I think wind it in