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Taillight Not Working Properly
2015 GMC Yukon (Page 1 of 3)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your GMC dealer.
7.8
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $900
- Average Mileage:
- 67,000 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 46 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace tail light assembly (30 reports)
- replace complete taillight (8 reports)
- not sure (5 reports)
- finally fixed but not by dealership (1 reports)
- replace entire tail light assembly (1 reports)
- replace wiring (1 reports)
lights problem
Helpful websites
- 2015 2016 2017 2018 GMC Yukon, Yukon XL, Denali Tail Light Lamp Repair Kit - hi i sent mine to this guy on ebay, he repaired it and sent both of my tail lights back the next day and it cost me $110.00 a tail light and about $50.00 for shipping both of them. We gives a lifetime warranty on GMC junk. he did a great job and i have referred many other people who had this same problem, and they are all happy with there repair from David, i have his phone # , but i do not know if i can list it on this site , just email me and i will give it to you. David saved me and my family a lot of money, compared to what GMC wanted. i hope this helps.
- 2015-2018 Yukon LED Tail Light Repair - The 2015-2018 GMC Yukon LED tail lights are a sealed unit. This is one company that fixes them.
- How To Fix A GMC Yukon XL Denali Tail Light - 2015 Gmc yukon tail light repair free do it yourself
- Yukon Tail Light Repair - LED repairs to OEM brake lights for the 2015-2018 GMC Yukon. Refurbished units are also instock.
- Added Warranty From GM - If your Yukon has less than 65,000 miles, GM will repair it for free - or - if you ppaid for the repair already, GM will send you paperwork that you take your receipt to the GM dealer and they will reimburse you even for non-GM repair facilities. Both my taillights failed, one at 42,000 and one at 58,000. It is a faulty design with unsupported electrical "wiring" that is susceptible to breakage from vibration. This wiring is actually a thick foil that has narrow spots that crack in one of two locations. You can melt the plastic away and solder a bridge in or pay the $715 each to GM and $150 to the garage for diagnosis and installation. The directions to repair these are on YouTube - also check out the Range AFM Disabler on Amazon, it saves your engine from imploding at 100K miles - $180 is a cheap price to pay and the vehicle is so much nicer to drive
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Had several motorist pull up to me at taillights and parking lots and told me my taillight was not working. I took the Yukon to dealership 3 times they could not "create problem" but if problem persist to bring it back. I took it back the 3rd time and light was out, but out of warranty and the extended warranty would not cover lights so I would have to pay $600.00 to purchase new tail light and would be charged to put it in total cost around $1000.00. I took it to a repair shop got it fixed for $500.00 light and labor. Now the other taillight has quit working. I will never buy another GMC/Chevy vehicle. The company will not stand by their products.
- Jean A., Monterey, TN, US