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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

Air conditioning or heater, 200025 records
Heating and air conditioning
Electrical, wiring and power
3Engine compartment noise with A/C on and A/C inoperative (auxiliary rear A/C: suction hose and compressor)1A/C blows warm at extended idle (6.0L: auxiliary electric cooling fan)6.0L only1Insufficient heat from the rear heater in extreme cold (tee coupling replacement)1Intermittent battery drain from a sticking A/C compressor relay
Causes with no correction stated (4)

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Heating and air conditioning
Air Conditioning Control Head: failed (1)Air Conditioning Low Pressure Switch: design or manufacturing (1)Blower Motor: failed (1)Evaporator Coil: clogged or contaminated (1)

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FaultCrate・GMC Yukon 2000–2006・Air conditioning or heater, 2000

Candidate cause (the documents say what to do)

Engine compartment noise with A/C on and A/C inoperative (auxiliary rear A/C: suction hose and compressor)

Noise in the engine compartment with the A/C on; A/C system inoperative.

What to do

  1. The condition is noise in the engine compartment with the A/C on, or the A/C system inoperative; the correction is to install the redesigned rear A/C suction hose and replace the compressor.

What is needed

Parts and materials
  • Redesigned rear A/C suction hose
  • Compressor
Labor time
Not stated
Special tools
Not stated
Scan tool
Not stated

Only what the technical documents state. "Not stated" does not mean not needed.

In the records

No record states work done for this cause.

See the evidence (3 technical documents, 3 records)

Passages of the technical documents

  • Bulletin 01-01-39-002B replaces 01-01-39-002 and applies to 2000-01 Chevrolet and GMC C/K Utility Models built prior to October 10, 2000 with auxiliary rear A/C (RPO C69).

    01-01-39-002B; replaces 01-01-39- 002; Noise in Engine Compartment with A/C On, A/C System Inoperative (Install Redesigned Rear A/C Suction Hose, Replace Compressor); 2000-01 Chevrolet and GMC C/K Utility Models Built Prior to October 10, 2000 with Auxiliary Rear A/C (RPO C69)

    General Motors 2002-03-01

  • Noise in the engine compartment with the A/C on; A/C system inoperative.

    Noise in Engine Compartment with A/C On, A/C System Inoperative

    General Motors 2002-03-01

  • The condition is noise in the engine compartment with the A/C on, or the A/C system inoperative; the correction is to install the redesigned rear A/C suction hose and replace the compressor.

    Noise in Engine Compartment with A/C On, A/C System Inoperative (Install Redesigned Rear A/C Suction Hose, Replace Compressor)

    General Motors 2002-03-01

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