2024 GMC Yukon
Common Problems
Ranked from 72 federal NHTSA complaints and 1 recalls. Every problem links to the complaint IDs behind it.
8 Common Problems
Ordered by how often owners reported each one to NHTSA. The bar shows how common a problem is relative to the most-reported on this vehicle. Expand any problem to see the federal complaint IDs.
- 1
Engine Stall During Operation
25complaintsSafety riskEngineThe engine unexpectedly stops running during operation, often without warning lights or messages.
$150–$1,200est. stalling / shutdown diagnosis + repair · 1–5 hrs laborGet local quotesRelated recall: 25V274000
- 2
Engine Seizure or Complete Failure
20complaintsSafety riskEngineThe engine seizes or completely fails, leading to the vehicle stopping in motion, potentially endangering the occupants and other drivers.
$4,000–$8,000est. engine replacement · 12–20 hrs laborGet local quotesRelated recall: 25V274000
- 3
Engine Stalling and Loss of Power
14complaintsHigh severityEngineThe engine has repeatedly stalled and lost power, often without warning, causing the vehicle to stop moving and requiring immediate action to avoid accidents.
$150–$1,200est. stalling / shutdown diagnosis + repair · 1–5 hrs laborGet local quotesRelated recall: 25V274000
- 4
Electrical System Malfunction Causing Dashboard Lights to Flash
13complaintsMedium severityElectricalThe electrical system has malfunctioned, causing the dashboard lights to flash and the vehicle to experience sudden loss of power and functionality.
- 5
Engine Knocking or Unusual Noise
12complaintsMedium severityEngineThe engine produces unusual noises or knocking sounds, indicating potential internal failures.
Related recall: 25V274000
- 6
Recall Repair Delays
11complaintsSafety riskOtherDelays in providing recall repairs for known engine defects have led to ongoing issues and customer dissatisfaction.
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Transmission Issues Leading to Loss of Propulsion
10complaintsHigh severityTransmissionThe transmission has repeatedly failed, causing the vehicle to lose propulsion and become unresponsive, leading to dangerous situations.
$200–$2,500est. drivetrain diagnosis + repair · 1–8 hrs laborGet local quotes - 8
Engine Defects Causing Safety Risks
7complaintsSafety riskEngineDefects in the engine, such as connecting rod and crankshaft failures, pose a significant safety risk by causing engine failure and loss of propulsion.
Related recall: 25V274000
Other years & sources
Data source: U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) owner complaints and recalls. Problems are clustered and ranked from the complaint record; occurrence counts reflect corroborating complaints, not total incidence. Vehicle image is illustrative. Repair-cost figures are typical U.S. independent-shop ranges (parts + labor) for the class of repair shown — actual quotes vary by region, engine, and diagnosis; always confirm with a local shop.