2021 GMC YUKON Complaints

While driving at a low speed the vehicle suddenly hesitated, loss power and shut off. After several unsuccessful attempts to restart I had to have the vehicle towed to a local GM dealership. Their assessment was that the Fuel Pump Control Module was the cause but but my VIN was not associated with recall NHTSA Campaign Number: 21V739000 and they will not cover the replacement of the module that is now nearly impossible to get a replacement part for.

The front drain tubs of the sunroof are not installed properly and It leaks inside the vehicle the carpet on the car is always wet after raining or when I take it to the car wash, but is not just little water is a lot what is getting inside and I don’t want any electric part get damaged we just buy the vehicle and is frustrating been paying a vehicle’s almost $80,000 with this problem

1. Fuel pump power control module Code #P129F 2. Sudden stalling of engine at potential high speeds/ dense traffic areas. This created a major safety hazard for a potential FATAL accident. 3. It has been currently confirmed by the dealer Gerry Lane Buick GMC after initial the breakdown it was sent there for investigation. 4. No, It has only been inspected at the dealership in Gerry Lane Buick GMC in Baton Rouge Louisiana. 5. NO warning lamps or symptoms before COMPLETE and INSTANT vehicle failure at NIGHT on 10/1/2023. Additional Information: Please see NHTSA Recall #N212332040 After our own investigation we have found a recall report for the same year make and model for the same issue of the fuel pump power control module. Our VIN was not included in this recall but has the exact issue and year as the recall. This is very dangerous to have these vehicles driving around without the owners knowledge of the potential FATAL Danger.

Car suddenly turned off while driving. Thankfully I was only going approx 10 miles an hour. Screen asked to restart engine but it would not start. Got stuck literally in the middle of road. Was not able to put into neutral to remove from roadway. The assessment from GMC dealer was a failed fuel pump control module. 900 miles outside of warranty. This could have been a much more serious and dangerous situation if I had been traveling on a busy highway at a much higher speed. This should be investigated further as my car is just now 2 years old and well maintained.

I was driving about 40 mph on a rural road when my vehicle stalled. I thought I was out of gas but I wasn’t. I tried to turn it around but I had no power. I pressed the gas but it would not do anything . It would not crank back up. I called my husband and he came and put gas in it and it still wouldn’t work. I was left stranded in the middle of the road on a curve. No warning lamps were on that I could recall. I’m having it towed to the dealer today. There are 39K miles on the car.

On Sept 17, 20123 my SUV stalled while driving in heavy traffic causing a sudden and unexpected loss of power and putting me in jeopardy of a crash My vehicle was towed to the dealer as it would not start. The dealership replaced the Fuel Pump Power Control Module. There is a recall for this part on 2021 Yukon. My vehicle was not included in the recall. Further, this make /year SUV has 11 safety recalls . I contacted GMC and opened a case. No one has contacted me to discuss the issue. I called several times and have been provided little information other than “the Regional Service Rep” will contact me and that GMC sent an email to the dealership. I have been repeatedly told my vehicle is not part of the recall. Logic dictates otherwise. I do not believe the part failure was a coincidence. Rather, the recall should have included my SUV. Further, GMC should contact me to discuss this issue as a consumer with a safety concern. I cannot operate this vehicle with confidence knowing that some of the other recall items could cause a sudden loss of power. I do not have trust in GMC to accurately identify vehicles with issues. I want GMC to explain how any driver should feel safe to operate a vehicle on the roads under these facts- knowing a vehicle was not included in one of the recalls and could be left out of others. I also question why GMC makes a vehicle that cannot be put in neutral without the vehicle running. This creates a whole other safety issue if the vehicle stalls on a highway and needs to be pushed off the road. I had an issue with the tow because of this fact. In summary for required information: 1)Unknown if the part is available as the dealer removed it 2) I was in traffic and my vehicle stalled 3) The dealer confirmed the part needed to be replaced as the SUV would not start 4) See number 1 5) There were no warning lights or other. The SUV stalled. I know GMC wants to make a profit. It should not be at consumer’s safety and peace of mind..

This GMC Yukon underwent an over the air update in remote Wyoming and was almost undriveable due to steering problems and brake malfunction. Also engine and transmission problems. It has been awaiting repair, but I have been informed that no fix is available because of transmission defect. No parts available We were nearly stranded.

Service safety restraint system came on my vehicle and I just purchased this vehicle 3 weeks ago.

The contact owns a 2021 GMC Yukon. The contact stated while driving approximately 80 MPH, the vehicle stalled. The contact was unable to veer to the side of the road and was unable to restart the vehicle. The check engine warning light was illuminated. The vehicle was towed to the dealer, where it was determined that the fuel pump power control module had failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and a case was opened. The contact was awaiting a call back from the manufacturer. The failure mileage was approximately 29,000.

I was driving on the interstate on a low speed and my SUV came to a complete stop with no notice. Nothing was in the road or close in front of me. Jerked me to the front and seat belt left a red spot on my neck from the seat belt, scared the crap out of me. I thought I was hit from behind. The is a hug safety concern that needs to be recalled and fixed immediately before it causes an accident.