2007 GMC Yukon XL - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Rough idle and engine vibraton

Some gaskets have been known to fail and cause vacuum leaks, it happened on mine. I took it in to have them checked/replaced.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 28, 2016 | 44 views

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Driver door control panel stop working

MCU unit in door has been known to have issues. Have codes read for proper switch positions to see if this needs to be changed. Another note is faulty negative battery cables have been known to cause all kinds of electrical anomalies. Its a $60 part but may save you heartache in the long run if it fixes this problem or not.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 28, 2016 | 40 views

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Vibration

May be wheel bearings, could be a warped brake disk, unbalanced wheel, dry transfer case may need fluid, drive shaft linkage.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 28, 2016 | 45 views

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When pressing on the gas pedal my car wont go above 20 mph. Pressed harder and still wont accelerate to much more. Engine wont even rev up it kind of just stays at a slow steady pace

Is the check engine light on ?
Exhaust restriction ?
Low fuel pressure ?

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 05, 2017 | 229 views

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What if I brought a 2007 Yukon xl with 115000 miles and I want to change the transmission fluid will il be ok to change il

Yes I would also flush the system and change the filter

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 14, 2016 | 45 views

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Front end probably

Bent wheel, defective tyre, wheels out of balance, alignment and uneven tyre wear, defective or worn shock absorbers, excessive wear or lash in the steering/suspension components, binding front brake(s), front brake discs warped or excessive axial runout...

Most commonly it is wheel imbalance that is the culprit.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Apr 11, 2016 | 48 views

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What kind of gas? Regular or premium

should run on either . try regular but if it pings then switch to premium

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Mar 07, 2016 | 50 views

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Vibration when diving

Your vibration can be from several different things:
Brake rotors warped, Tire out of balance, lugnuts loose, etc.
The most common reason would be a tire has thrown a weight creating the shimmy. Go to your local tire dealer (i would suggest Les Schwab) they can check it out for free, and usually balance for free too.....

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 28, 2016 | 89 views

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What the best grade gas to used

Premium or super....the higher the octane level the hotter, cleaner it will burn, which in turn gives you netter gas mileage.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Mar 07, 2016 | 39 views

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Fuel what grade of fuel should be using in my 2007 Yukon xl slt

Your owners manual calls for premium. Regular fuel will work fine in a pinch, but you may get less miles to the gallon.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Mar 07, 2016 | 46 views

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What kind of gas regular or premium in 2007 Yukon xl slt

The owners manual would call for premium. Regular fuel will do just fine in a pinch but you will get less miles to the gallon.

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Mar 07, 2016 | 46 views

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Power liftgate will not open when any button is pressed.

Dealer reset may be needed

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Mar 05, 2016 | 129 views

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I have a 2007 GMC Yukon XL, this morning I went to leave and when I put it in reverse it wouldn't engage, feels like it wants to but doesn't connect. All drive gears work. Please help

Check fluid level HOT and in park. Have you replaced trans filter and fluid recently? Ever?

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Jun 22, 2015 | 90 views

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How do I remove the inside driver door handle.

there is a e clip on the in side between door panel and the door handle

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Apr 01, 2015 | 30 views

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Back wheels will not turn on 2007 yukon truck will not move

One thing that can happen is the brake pads can get rusted to the rotors or the parking brake cables can rust internally. Neither is unusual, they just need to be freed up. Jack the rear wheels up to see if they will turn. Be sure to use jack stands for safety. When you turn the wheel, you should be able to see the driveshaft turn. A guy on Community Car Talk said, " I tried putting it in neutral, spinning the good wheel really fast by hand, and then running to the cab and slamming on the parking brake. Lo and behold! That freed it"

2007 GMC Yukon... | Answered on Feb 28, 2015 | 40 views

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