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2003 Gmc YUKON Visibility Problems, Complaints and Defects

Issue ID	826255
Internal NHTSA #	10364058
Manufacurer	GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Brand	GMC
Model	YUKON
Model Year	2003
File date	26/10/10
Component	VISIBILITY
Product type code	VEHICLE
Description of the problem	I have a 2003 gmc yukon. Several days ago i was going to put some items in the back end. After raising the rear hatch glass, i heard a popping noise. I couldn't tell where it came from at first, but when i tried to shut the rear glass, the right side of the glass just popped up. After looking at it closely i could see that the glass was separated from the right hinge. I had to pull the glass down by hand and align it while trying to shut the glass. My vehicle is a 2003 model with 55,000 miles. It is a second vehicle and stays garaged most of the time. I have a 1996 tahoe i use for hauling and odd jobs. I have probably opened the rear glass on the 2003 yukon no more than a dozen times in the years that i have had it i usually open the entire hatch. Gm states that this problem is not a defect and is not covered under any warranty. Upon checking on line apparently hundreds of people have had the same problem. Gm refuses to do anything about it. The repair costs approximately $1000. 00. If this glass blows out or falls off while driving in traffic, someone could be seriously injured not only from the weight of the glass but from flying glass and debris./ this is definitely a manufacturing defect that again gm is ignoring until someone is injured and they are sued.
Vehicle Mileage at Failure	55000
Number of Occurences	1
Source of the issue	NHTSA WEB SITE
City and State	ARLINGTON, TN
VIN pattern	1GNEC13R3TJXXXXXX
Was vehicle invloved in a crash?	N
Was vehicle involved in a fire?	N
Was incedent reported to police?	N
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Date of purchase	02/07/24
Was original owner?	N
Anti-lock brakes	N
Cruise control	N
Number of cylinders	8
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Vehicle speed	0
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What is Recall?
A recall is when a product is removed from the market or a correction is made to the product because it is either defective or potentially harmful.
What is Failure?
Failure is the state or condition of not meeting a desirable or intended objective, and may be viewed as the opposite of success. Product failure ranges from failure to sell the product to fracture of the product, in the worst cases leading to personal injury, the province of forensic engineering.
What is Defect?
Non-conformance of a car component with the specified requirements, or non-fulfillment of user expectations, including the safety aspects.

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2003 Gmc YUKON Visibility Problems, Complaints and Defects, Recalls and Failures

2003 Gmc YUKON Visibility Problems, Complaints and Defects

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