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New 2009 Yukon XL Owner
I had to install all new hardware. It was a relatively easy job. I removed a plug and screwed in the hardware from the donor vehicle. I think they ended up looking pretty sharp The front row is still cloth but I have replacement front seats from the donor vehicle. The front seats are a...- FireYukes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New 2009 Yukon XL Owner
We mostly stick to the Cascade Mountains but maybe that will change with the new Yukon.- FireYukes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New 2009 Yukon XL Owner
Here are a couple more of the inside. You can see on the left that I got the seat frames and began installing them. I will post updated photos of the seats once I get them installed, hopefully tomorrow.- FireYukes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New 2009 Yukon XL Owner
Here is a photo from the auction of the gear box that was left in the back. I removed it and am selling it. It is pretty heavy duty and wasn't easy to get out. It would be good for a sort of apocalypse supply box for the back of a truck. The drawers are made of thick plexiglass with a steel...- FireYukes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New 2009 Yukon XL Owner
Hey Everybody, I am new here and purchased a 2009 Yukon XL from a local fire department. It had 63,000 miles when I purchased it two weeks ago. Mechanically it was a well taken care of vehicle but inside it was filthy. I don't think the Battalion Chief that drove it ever wiped the inside...- FireYukes
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Seat Installation Problems
I am brand new to the forum and recently purchased a 2009 Yukon XL at an auction. I used the search function but could not find anyone else with this problem and would appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction. The Yukon XL I purchased used to belong to a fire department and...
