I have also read the rear cover gasket leaks more than the rear seal but the work is the same. Transmission has to come out to replace either. If you take it to a shop that's about $1200 to replace a $40 part.
I'm going to try this stuff first "AT 205". I have seen lots of positive videos using...
I know the leak is not from the oil pressure sensor, the valve cover gaskets or the oil cooler gasket. All have been replaced less than 6 months ago and all have been inspected showing no leaking.
As far as I know that leaves either the oil pan gasket, rear main seal or the rear cover gasket...
Well they drove it this morning and called to tell me it's fixed and come get it. They replaced the connector to the coolant temperature sensor. They found no other problems with this Yukon.
Thank you very much for all of your inputs and guidance!
@rdezs @Charlie207 @Doubeleive
It's been at the shop all day and I just spoke to them. Thankfully they were able to recreate the problem while one guy drove and their diagnostic guy held the scan tool. While the problem was happening the coolant temp sensor showed -41 degrees. This is a brand...
I've tossed in the towel and took it to my local shop who's owner I've known for years. He says his diagnostic guy is very good. This truck sat all night and all day today until 630pm when I got in to drive it over and drop it off. Happened again with the same scenario: Get in and starts right...
@Charlie207 , @rdezs
I replaced
New AC Delco fuel pump
New Delphi MAF sensor
New throttle body and did the relearn
New crank sensor
New coolant temp sensor
New fuel injection sensor
New battery negative cable set
New spark plugs
New coil packs
New ground from engine block front to driver side...
I think the problem will be in this order either a bad:
Original Fuel Pump Control Module
Original Plastic Intake manifold and gaskets
Original VVT solenoid and magnetic sensor
My Yukon has the FLEX engine and a few months ago I replaced my old fuel pump with a brand new AC Delco one. My fuel pressure under load is 43psi while driving. I checked with the scan tool and a gauge hooked up to the fuel rail taped to the windshield so I could see it (both 43psi). I've fired...
I let this truck sit overnight again and just started it and sprayed the intake manifold with carb cleaner to check for vacuum leaks. No leaks found. The problem with this truck happens while driving and while the engine is cold but does not throw a check engine light or DTC code. I can start...
2012 Yukon Denali XL with 6.2L and 6L80E at 172000 miles.The truck sat all night and today until 5pm when we got in it to drive up the road. Went two blocks at 15mph engine temp about 180. Foot on gas and in drive the engine starts surging and the RPMs run up to about 1500 and down to below 500...
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