Consumer Complaint Detail

GMC / YUKON XL / 2001

Recalls
0 Injured
Investigations
0 Death
Complaints
No Fire
Components - Details
NHTSA Complaint Number: 004043725 Incident Date: Oct, 24 2004
Consumer's City: FARMINGTON HILLS Consumer's State: MI
Vehicle Transmission Type: AUTO Manufacturers Name: General Motors, LLC
Model Name: YUKON XL Model Year: 2001
Vehicle Involved in a Crash: No Component's Description: Service brakes, hydraulic:antilock/traction control/electronic limited slip
Vehicle Involved in a Fire: No Persons Injured: 0
Vehicle's VIN#: 3GKFK16T51G Date added to File: May, 23 2021
Date Complaint Received: Oct, 23 2005 Complaint Type: IVOQ
Incident Reported To Police: No Purchase Date: Aug, 23 2003
Was Original Owner: No Anti-lock Brakes: Yes
Number of Cylinders: 8 Date of Manufacturer: -
Was Vehicle Towed: - Description of the Complaints: After experiencing abs problems and immediately repairing our 2001 gmc yukon xl regarding the corrosion between the front hub/bearing assembly and the wheel speed sensor last year (the hubs and sensors were cleaned and lubed, not replaced), our abs warning light appeared two weeks after the repair. we also began hearing a rubbing sound coming from the front wheels when driving. we notified bob sellers about this, and they reset the abs light. on the way home, the abs warning light came on again. when we took the yukon in to bob sellers to investigate further, they did a computer scan check with the codes indicating "pump motor ck open" and pump motor k shorted." they also typed "clear codes road test over 15 miles, abs did not reset codes." bob sellers now quotes us over $1,000.00 to repair the motor, something we cannot afford. we are very suspicious how this occurred in tandem with the repair and are asking for nhtsa to please look into this. when we needed our abs to engage during the winter season, they failed. our yukon was recently taken in again when the recall regarding the aforementioned problem was issued, and once again, all bob sellers did was clean and lube the sensors, not replace them. please advise, so my family and i are not at risk with this horrible brake situation as the winter season approaches. thank you. *jb