2012 Yukon Denali

Asked by GuruT2155 Jul 16, 2018 at 07:33 PM about the 2012 GMC Yukon XL Denali 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

After a while of hard
driving&stopping my car
temperature shows past 210
mark is this common for
these cars? Also I notice that
my AC  snowflake button will
intermittently go off/on I
especially notice this after
temp is higher then middle
point at 210.?? Help please

4 Answers

7,375

I'm not sure about the ac but as long as you're under 220 degrees you're still in the safe zone although borderline. Best thing to do would be to make sure that none of the brakes are hanging up as that will cause the motor to work harder which equates into more heat. Other than that it probably wouldn't hurt to service your cooling system with a coolant flush and a new thermostat/gasket

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Thank you I forgot to mention it's also if im getting on freeway accelerating faster then my normal gradual merging so either way it can go to the next line after 210, not sure what temp that is and I don't know if it's only because of 100° weather it normal sits at 210 middle line.

7,375

Have you checked the coolant level? If its a little low it can cause that as can the fins of the radiator being clogged by bugs/dirt or if there's alot that are bent, airflow must be able to move through the rad to cool

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