Speedometer just stopped working. Everything was going along fine, then, it just went to past 120 and stayed there. It's now stuck.
2004 GMC Yukon acceleration complaints
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About 4 weeks ago (3000 miles) my speedometer began to periodically malfunction. It would begin to show acceleration in excess of 120 MPH even though I would be traveling at speeds less than 45 MPH. Once the vehicle was turned off it would seem to work normally. This problem quickly developed into a full-time problem. Now when my vehicle is in part it may register from 70 to 90 MPH. I took the vehicle to the gmc dealer for a quote and was told that they had fixed this same problem on a number of yukons and that I needed a new instrument cluster.
Dt*: the contact stated the speedometer stopped working without prior warning. The odometer continued to represent correct mileage, but the speedometer would not register the speed. Although the dealer did not inspect the vehicle he suggested the speedometer needed to be replaced. The dealer could not perform the repair because of a lack of parts. The manufacturer was contacted, and they explained the parts were on national backorder.
Dt*: the contact stated the speedometer is not working properly. It is not recording the actual speed the vehicle is traveling. The vehicle has been taken to the dealership to determine the problem. The manufacturer has been contacted.
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