So my 2023 Denali is on the dreaded "engine recall list".. Sigh. The dealer told me that I would need to bring it in for an "inspection". Apparently if it passes the inspection I would get an oil change to the different viscosity oil and a new oil cap and sent on my way.. again sigh.. I...
I had my 23 Denali fob stolen, so I had my spare and a new fob re-set at a local locksmith. Does anyone know how I can verify that the locksmith actually re-set the fob and didn't just program the new one to match the old one? Can I contact GM or my dealer to verify?
OK update here: I bought the fob on line at Amazon for $50 (dealership wanted $300+). I had it programmed at a local locksmith for $90 (dealership wanted $200). I am happy!
I have talked to a couple local locksmith places and both told me that this needs to be done at the dealer. Has anyone actually had a 2023 yukon fob reprogrammed at a locksmith?
So dealer quoted me $220 for the fob without the key or programming. It looks like these fobs are on line for a fraction of that cost. Has anyone ever bought a fob for a 2023 on line?
Someone stole one of my 2023 Yukon Denali key fobs. Is my only option to go to the dealer to have the other fob deactivated so that the stolen one won’t work either? Then I have to pay $500 for a new fob? Any suggestions appreciated
its still running and I drive it most days, but leaks fluids pretty bad and makes a pronounced humming sound when i let off the accelerator coming to a slow or stop. sigh
I have had this 03 burb for 22 years and never used the phone speaker connection. The other day I said "hey siri call home" and my I phone connected to the 03 suburban for the call... The sound was only coming out of the small speaker up by my head, not the main speakers. However, this means...
So last week the suburban started making some grinding or rubbing noise. I took it down to Valvoline and it was out of transfer case fluid.. Empty.. Apparently there is a small crack down by the drain plug. In any event I had it filled for $30 and it sounds great again. I thought it was...
I have tried to sell my 2003 suburban and have not gotten much love at $2500. One thing I would do if I were you is to put fabric tape on the seats that are ripped/worn. You can get auto upholstery tape on Amazon for $12. And it works awesome. PM me if you need a link to what I used
My co-worker who sits within earshot is on his second engine failure on the same vehicle and is at an impasse with GM. GM is supposed to be replacing the vehicle, but they are just running him in circles and ignoring him.
Someone put a door ding in my 2023 Yukon Denali. It is not that big smaller than a dime, but it is kind od deep, as if the door that hit it had a point.. Can this be fixed inexpensively?
My 03 suburban has 292K miles on it and 4 months ago the compass and temp gauge on the mirror went out. 3 days ago it started working again.. I am very happy to have it back. Any ideas on what is going on?
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