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GMC Yukon 2000–2006

GMC YukonModel years 2000–2006

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Common on this vehicle:Warning lightNoiseLeakMisfire or rough idleVibration or shudderAir conditioning or heaterReduced brakingCorrosion or rust

Possible causes

2000752 records
Brakes
Body, doors and interior
Airbags and seat belts
Engine
Fuel system
Steering
21Unwanted ABS activation at low speed (front wheel speed sensor mounting corrosion)10Brake pipe (brake line) corrosion and rupture9Parking brake linings worn out prematurely, parking brake does not hold (PBR single-shoe drum-in-hat)1500 only2ABS light with C0265/C0201/U1041 or no communication with brake module (EBCM ground G110)2Brake Backing Plate: corroded1Front right-hand brake pipe contact with body cross sill - recall 00V-34512Rear door window inoperative (motor replacement)8Power Window: failed, electrical fault6Seat: loose or misadjusted, broken5Loose or missing rear wheelhouse plugs (exhaust gas entry) - recall 00V-3433Door Manual Lock Lever: loose or misadjusted2Center console lid hard to open or close (lubricate the latch)2Door manual lock lever disengages from the door trim panel (lock lever replacement)2Driver's seatback moves during braking (recliner replacement)6Seat Belt: failed2Air bag sensing diagnostic module (SDM) anomaly - recall 02V-1782Second row seat belt retractor does not lock automatically for a child restraint1AIR BAG indicator on with side impact module DTCs (connector CPA replacement)1Air bag (SIR) lamp on with DTC B1001 after BCM or SDM replacement5Engine Block4Increased accelerator pedal effort / throttle body sticks (clean and adjust, do not replace)4.8L, 5.3L, 6.0L only4Single-cylinder misfire (P0300-P0308) and/or chirp, squeak or tick at camshaft speed: worn cam lobe / lifter, valve or valve spring4Cylinder4Roller Rocker: failed, broken5Fuel Pump: failed, leaking3DTC P0446 set with the SES lamp on (replace the EVAP vent solenoid, not the canister)1Aftermarket part (not the vehicle as built): Fram G3727 replacement fuel filter connector - recall 06E-0431Fuel gauge reads low or drops to empty in Park / Neutral (normal characteristic)1Fuel pressure regulator buzz / hum after replacement (check fuel pump feed voltage drop and connector crimps)4.8L, 5.3L, 6.0L only1Fuel Tank: leaking5Steering intermediate shaft clunk1Tire scrub noise on low speed turns (steering rod / centerlink installed backwards)
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Causes with no correction stated (33)

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Instruments and lighting
Bulb: electrical fault (1)

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Candidate cause (the documents say what to do)

Passlock theft deterrent: starts then stalls / no-start with security lamp

A magnet in the ignition cylinder produces a unique voltage across a Hall effect sensor in the ignition housing; the BCM and lock cylinder enable starting.

If the voltage matches the stored value, the BCM signals the PCM to enable fuel.

How to tell

B2960P1631Security light

What to do

  1. A security lamp flashing after an attempted start means the fuel disable command is active.
  2. A scan tool parameter showing 'fuel system disabled' or similar indicates a Passlock issue.
  3. Monitor the Passlock Data Voltage for approximately one minute; the voltage value should not change by more than .02 volt.
  4. If the voltage does not change from 5 volts, check the ignition housing.
  5. The condition is the Security lamp illuminated on the instrument panel, engine stalls or no start, with DTC B2960 (Security System Sensor Data Incorrect but Valid) set; the correction is to inspect and repair the cause of DTC B2960.

Caution: Loss of Ignition 1 voltage to the BCM gives the same start-then-stall behaviour.

What is needed

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In the records

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Outside the documents and the records

None of the four pages read is a record of the Yukon or Yukon XL. Two are a shop's records of the Hummer H3 (model year not given; not a vehicle of the Yukon's family), and two are Q&A threads on the Silverado (2001 and 2004). The 2001 Silverado thread holds only questions and advice, with no repair outcome reported.

  • Sky Auto writes, in two Hummer H3 records (2017 and 2024), that a vehicle whose engine sometimes would not start showed a Passlock (security) fault on the diagnostic computer and that the Passlock module was replaced. スカイオート(埼玉)スカイオート(埼玉)
  • In its two Hummer H3 records (2017 and 2024) Sky Auto explains that the Passlock module is in effect the ignition switch, and writes that the replacement starts by taking off the steering wheel and works inward from there. スカイオート(埼玉)スカイオート(埼玉)
  • In its two Hummer H3 records (2017 and 2024) Sky Auto writes that the engine would not start on the module swap alone and that the job was finished with programming after the swap (described as registering the Passlock in the 2017 record). The 2024 record adds that the engine was then confirmed to start. スカイオート(埼玉)スカイオート(埼玉)
  • The owner of the 2004 Silverado (4.3L) on 2CarPros writes that the engine started and died after about two seconds with the security lamp looking normal and no codes stored, that the cause was the Passlock sensor, and that it started after a 30-minute relearn (whether the sensor was replaced is not said). 2CarPros

The sentences above were written by FaultCrate from what shops' public pages and Q&A sites state as fact (none of the pages' wording is shown; a second reader checked each against its pages). A record of another vehicle says which vehicle. A Q&A thread is a question and advice, and may not say how the repair ended. The links below are places to look; the contents of pages not read were not checked.

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Passages of the technical documents

  • A magnet in the ignition cylinder produces a unique voltage across a Hall effect sensor in the ignition housing; the BCM and lock cylinder enable starting.

    The GM VTD or Passlock system uses the body control module (BCM) and ignition lock cylinder to activate the start function. The ignition cylinder uses a magnet that produces a unique voltage value when rotated in the ignition housing across the Hall effect sensor.

    MOTOR Magazine 2006-04-01

  • If the voltage matches the stored value, the BCM signals the PCM to enable fuel.

    The BCM compares this voltage value to the value stored in the BCM. If the voltage values are the same, the BCM sends a signal to the powertrain control module to enable fuel.

    MOTOR Magazine 2006-04-01

  • If the values do not match, the engine briefly starts and then stalls.

    If the voltage values are not the same, the engine will briefly start, then stall.

    MOTOR Magazine 2006-04-01

  • A security lamp flashing after an attempted start means the fuel disable command is active.

    The quickest way is to look at the security indicator lamp on the instrument panel. If it’s flashing after an attempted start, the fuel disable command has been energized.

    MOTOR Magazine 2006-04-01

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