20 Most Recent 2007 GMC Yukon - Page 8 Questions & Answers

If there REALLY is a requiremert to wax the door handes (and I severly doubt it) let the dealer show you where it is noted in the owners manual. He will not be able to find it, I am sure. I am also sure you have no way of wining this battle, considering the 07 Yukon is long out of warantee. The best you can do is tell hi he's full of **** and a liar. BUT!! if he's the only dealer in town, don't do that. You may need him someday.

Problem may be stripped gears i engine. I had to replace the entire mechanism several months ago. Gears are not metal.

Either the handle broke, or the linkage rod came loose. Your only recourse is to remove the inner door trim panel to find the problem with the handle, and fix it.

Has this vehicle been left to sit for awhile without being started? If so, the battery may be dead and need to be recharged or replaced. But if your engine cranks that is not the case. It might also be that your security system has been activated and locked everything up (but I thing the door lights would work then). If the battery is charged and okay, then suggest you take the battery cables off the battery for a couple of hours and see if the secutiy system will deactivate. Or check your owners manual for resetting the secuity system.

This could be several things. I would check the Fuel lines for pin hole leaks first, then the vacuum lines and finally the Fuel pump itself. Make sure to include the electrical connections from the fuel relay in the power distribution box all the way back as well as the fuel relay itself.

The charging system is going bad, have the alternator load tested.

Take a look at your engine mounts and specifically the mount on the front of the transmission. The motor mounts and transmission mounts gets worn out and this causes the problem.The mounts needs to be instructed.If worn out, then needs to be replaced. ---------- Replacing the faulty mount will help. Thanks.Helpmech.

Hello, 1 quart in three thousand miles, great, awesome, wonderful don't worry about it. As long as you know it. This is normal for a lot of engines. For many Chrysler Motor Co. there engine would use a quart of oil in the first 500 miles and after that, none. Oil change, another quart in 500 miles.
I would drive that Chevy around the world. I wish you many hundreds of thousands of miles. GB..stewbison