R32driver
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Died on the side of the road last night. Like it was out of gas, just went limp. CEL on but nothing else, we shall see what the dealer says. 5.3 with 21k miles
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What year?Died on the side of the road last night. Like it was out of gas, just went limp. CEL on but nothing else, we shall see what the dealer says. 5.3 with 21k miles
Every car can have issues. Relax let the warranty do it's thing. Your a VW owner so this should be easyIt’s a 2021 not sure of the build date. We bought it august of ‘21 and it’s been great so far. Hoping I don’t lose too much confidence in this ride cause we really like it
I feel for ya. These newer rigs just keep coming up on the side of the road.
Yukon is at the dealership now so it’s in their capable (hopefully) hands. I stopped in and talked with them this morning and being a smaller dealership in a small town they’re quite busy and have several techs out on vacation. They said they would do their best to fit it in but gave me no actual timeframe as to when that might be.My wife had her 2001 die in the same way. No code. Just acted like it was out of gas. Her problem was the fuel pump. It seams pretty early for a fuel pump failure on a 2021 but it does happen. Check the pump's fuse and fuel pressure.
I've now seen three 2021+ Escalades either broke down on the side of the road or being loaded onto a flatbed.Just saw one here last week getting pulled up onto a roll back. Thing was brand new.
My 1999 Tahoe LT & 2012 Yukon SLE had the same problem and it was the fuel pump/spider both times. Both times it was shortly after the initial purchase. Seems it was the type of gas I used. Both vehicles used a 87 octane gas since the build. I only use hi octane, usually 91 or 92, and the interior works of the fuel injection system literally melted from the higher octane gas. When my mechanic showed me the injector spider it was deformed like melted butter. But since the new pumps and spiders I’ve had no problems and I only use high octane gas.My wife had her 2001 die in the same way. No code. Just acted like it was out of gas. Her problem was the fuel pump. It seams pretty early for a fuel pump failure on a 2021 but it does happen. Check the pump's fuse and fuel pressure.
If this is directed at me I bought this rig new august of ‘21, 3 miles on the clock. No news so far from the dealerThose late 90s early 2000s had a problem injection setup, replacements were a new design that solved the problems. On this new machine there's probably 50 things that could cause this deal.Good that it did throw a code so they'll have something to start with. I wonder if the previous owner had some problems?
I had it floating around in my mind that you bought it in August with 21K miles - numbers from two different post. Oops.If this is directed at me I bought this rig new august of ‘21, 3 miles on the clock. No news so far from the dealer
Ain’t no thing. Bought it sight unseen while in transport and it’s been great up to this point. Hoping it’s something easy but the more issues I see popping up with these new ones is really starting to make me think ditching the 2011 suburban for this was a mistake…I had it floating around in my mind that you bought it in August with 21K miles - numbers from two different post. Oops.