The contact owns a 2005 GMC Yukon. The contact stated the instrument panel gauges failed to work properly. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer for diagnostic testing. The manufacturer was contacted. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 60,000 and the current mileage was 199,000. Updated 11/14/11

- Ranchocucamonga, CA, USA

While driving from Chicago to milwaukee on 1/26/11 my speedometer started to indicate very abnormal speeds. My portable gps indicated I was traveling 62 mph yet my Yukon's speedometer read 110 mph. When I reached my destination in milwaukee and turned my Yukon off, the speedometer remained at 55 mph. I immediately googled faulty Yukon speedometers and found a large quantity of sites containing defect information about GMC Yukon's speedometers. I also read that GM supposedly sent out letters to customers. I can assure you that I never received a letter about this. Having 3 small children I would not let something as serious as this go unfixed had I been made aware. I am now at 96,000 miles and see that GM's "recall" ends at 80,000 miles. It would have been nice to have been notified so I could have had this repaired. This is exactly one of the many reasons people have lost faith in GM and other american car manufacturers.

- Oak Creek, WI, USA

Faulty speedometer 2005 GMC Yukon. I recently saw a news report on faulty speedometers with GM vehicles done back in 2007 and I am experiencing the same problem with my 2005 GMC Yukon. Currently my speedometer sits at 60 mph in park and gets pinned at 120 mph on the road when I'm only moving around 40 mph. I have contacted GMC and they told me the warranty on this problem is 5 yrs or 70,000 miles. One problem, I am at 91,000 miles and they told me GMC mailed out letters stating the speedometer problems. I never received this letter!! now they are offering to fix the problem for $600!! I have also contacted GM customer help line and the said the same thing. My question is if GMC admits to the faulty speedometer then why did they put a 70,000 mile cap on the warranty for this issue which is clearly a safety hazard"? could you please help? also do you have any advice with this issue" thank you for your help and for looking out for the consumer.

- Fairfield, CA, USA

2005 GMC Yukon speedometer malfunctioning. Occurs every other day approximately. Vehicle may be traveling at 10 mph while the speedometer may register 50 mph.

- Nashville, TN, USA

Driving vehicle at highway speeds for approx. 1 hour causes dial-type speedometer to begin registering incorrectly. Initially the deviation is only 3-4 mph, but over time will worsen. Actual speed is being measured with handheld gps unit to check against speedometer deviation. Speedometer can register over or under actual speed. At worse, speedometer can show 0-5 mph while traveling at 60-65 mph actual, and at other times has registered 110-115 mph while traveling at 40-45 mph actual. If engine is shut off and restarted, speedometer will register actual speed for a short time, then begin deviating from actual again. Problem does not appear to occur when only traveling at speeds below highway speed (30-45 mph), but when traveling at highway speeds long enough for deviation to occur, speedometer will begin registering over/under actual at any actual speed if vehicle is being continuously driven (not shut off).

- Powell, OH, USA

2005 GMC Yukon speedometer will not work half the time, you never know what speed you are doing this is a safety hazard cause your not getting the right speed.

- Buffalo, MO, USA

Starting in November 2007, I have been having problems with my 2005 Yukon speedometer. It would either start at 60mph, not go higher than 45mph, and lately it just failed. It's not registering any speed. On July 25, 2008, I was told by a GMC dealership that my cluster has failed and needing to be replaced. I was also told that these they have seen a lot of these vehicles with the same problem. Supposedly, there was a recall for 2003 and 2005 models having problems with their speedometer.

- Edinburg, TX, USA

Speedoometer failure, gauge worked sometimes, and other times showed speeds of 12O mph when going only 30 mph.. gauge stuck and acted M erratically.

- Stockbridge, GA, USA

The contact owns a 2005 GMC Yukon. The contact stated that the dashboard indicatorswere not visible when driving in the sunshine. The dealer was contacted, and stated that it was a design defect. The current mileage was 37,000 and failure mileage was 36,000.

- Bend, OR, USA