2002 GMC Yukon electrical problems

Filed Aug 21, 2019 · Electrical, Engine · CA · fire

I was driving the car and then I came to my stop when I notice my car was trying to start again while it was in park and I notice that my car then started smoking while trying to start on it own after that happen my car has never started again please help

Filed Sep 1, 2017 · Electrical · 231,256 miles · IN

Tl* the contact owns a 2002 gmc yukon. The contact stated that the instrument panel indicators ceased to function. The contact stated that the odometer, speedometer, and various gauges were not visible. The failure occurred without warning. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic, but was not diagnosed. The dealer and manufacturer were not contacted. The failure mileage was approximately 231,256.

Filed May 14, 2017 · Electrical, Fuel system · 125,000 miles · NY

Vehicle just stalls without warning. Engine shuts down with no codes on dash or in memory. Will restart after 4-5 minutes but will stall intermittently afterward.

Filed Jul 28, 2014 · Electrical · 36,000 miles · CA

The rear door will not open and is locked in place. It was a very hot day and I could not get my luggage out of the back of the car because the door would not open and there was no manual switch to unlock the door from the inside.

Filed Jul 15, 2005 · Electrical · MD

Air conditioner began making loud noise with accelaration, than within a few moments began blowing hot air. The compressor and clutch were replaced and within 1 week the problem began again. I know 7 people with gm vehicles and they all are having the same problem with their AC's. It seems to only be a problem when there is high humidity. However when I went to return the faulty compressor and clutch I had purchased it seems they are on nation wide backorder. It seems to me there is a problem here.

Filed Dec 28, 2004 · Electrical · 50,200 miles · MD

Dec 24 2004 I returned to my parked car and started the engine, the front defrost blowers went to high speed and would not shut off. At my next stop I stopped and restarted the car several times but the fan kept running. Removing the keys opening the door did nothing. After removing the fuse to the front havc the fan stopped but started again when the fuse was re-installed. After returning home I disconnected the battery for a half hour the fan stayed off, the controls worked properly. Dec 28th stopping for gas, I turned the car off but the fan cam on again at full speed. I checked on line and it seems several people are having the same problem but the dealers have not come up with a fix. At this time I have pulled the fuse to keep the fan from blowing but it's too cold to be driving with no heat or defrost in the car. When I get home where I have tools I will again disconnect the battery.

Filed Dec 31, 2003 · Electrical · 1,000 miles · AZ

Blower motor for HVAC system comes on whenever it wants-even with the vehicle turned off. Vehicle has been in the shop 11 times for this same problem. For complete details visit www.stevenrasbach.com/gmc

Filed Jan 30, 2003 · Electrical · CO

I believe the design of the gmc yukon posses a great risk of costly repairs and the possiblity of a fatal accident. I took my truck into the dealer because while I was driving the radio went out. I assumed that maybe a fuse had went out. But when attempts were made to replace the blown fuse, those fuses blew also. After taking it to the dealer, I was informed that a shorting of the wiring occurred because soda was spilled in the rear cup holder. This caused the radio, speedometer, heat, etc... To go out on the front dash panel in addition to making somethings come on when they were in the off position. Because of the spillage claim from the service department, this I was told was not covered under the bumper to bumper warranty. My problem is this, if a leakage from a cup-holder can cause so much damage, should those wires be so easily exposed? Shouldn't there be some type of safety mechinism in place to prevent this from occurring. This vehicle is promoted as a family car, but it doesn't appear to be safe for a family. If the wires are so close to the surface unprotected that soda could go into it from a cup holder, what about a little child hand. I have a twenty month old daughter who rides in a car seat in the rear, she often drinks from a sip-it-cup while back there. Sip-it-cup rarely leak, so how is it possible that an amount great enough to cause this much damage could occur? Some sort of safety mechanism needs to be install to prevent contact with these wires. These wires cause quite a bit of systems to fail on the vehicle. What's next ? I hate to imagine that if this occurs again that maybe it won't be the radio that goes out maybe it will be a fire that starts or maybe the entire car might explode. A safety recall is definitely in order.

Filed Mar 6, 2002 · Electrical · TX

Rusted parts under the dashboard of 2002 yukon's, gmc sierra, chevrolet suburbans throughout this area and possibly the us and abroad.

Filed Feb 6, 2002 · Electrical · TX · fire

Smoke from engine compartment, then noticed flames coming from engine compartment, due to electrical locks failed and car total loss