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Anonymous Posted on Jan 14, 2014

How to replace 2003 denali door lock relay

How to remove door lock relay

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Philip Armitage

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  • Posted on Sep 01, 2009

SOURCE: 2003 yukon denali---relay locate for blower

the relay is built into the speed resistor or motor control module ) depends if you have automative or manual heater controls. is automatic it will be motor control module and manual is the resistor module. these units are located beside the heate fan motor. the motor helps keeps the unit cool. just unbolt the module, unplug it and install new one. Just check to make sure the connector is good.. The heat created by the connection sometimes melts the power or ground leads (red or black) and if this is so you will need to replace the pin.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 11, 2009

SOURCE: 2003 yukon 2rear doors and tailgate door wont lock

Sometimes you need to look past the obvious. If it happens again, remove the fuse panel and check the wires where they join with the connectors for the relay... these are crimped connections and can easily corrode under certain conditions.
Glad you have it working again!!

Testimonial: "removed fuses and relays.cleaned and replaced,working great now.thank you. "

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 08, 2009

SOURCE: 02 GMC Denali XL 6.0L drver's side door lock was

Why bother replacing it? They'll just break it again and you'll be back to where you are now in the future.

Best thing is to have the dealership order you the cover for the passenger side and replace it so that the "theives" don't try and break it again; save you a lot of $$$. Also, change the alarm; standard is a joke!

Jonah Oneal

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  • Posted on Mar 19, 2011

SOURCE: I have a 2003 GMC Yukon Denali. My problem is that

TRY THIS REPROGRAMMING PROCEDURE.OBTAIN ALL REMOTE TRANSMITTERS, CLOSE ALL THE DOORS, INSERT KEY INTO THE IGNITION,DO NOT TURN THE IGNITION SWITCH,PRESS AND HOLD DOOR LOCK SWITCH IN THE UNLOCK POSITION, SWITCH IGNITION ON OFF ON OFF,RELEASE DOOR LOCK SWITCH,SYSTEM SHOULD NOW LOCK AND UNLOCK VECHICLE INDICATING PROGRAMMING MODE ACTIVATED. NOTE FOR THE EXISTING REMOTE TRANSMITTER MEMORY POSITIONS WILL BE OVERWRITTEN, PRESS AND HOLD LOCK AND UNLOCK BUTTONS FIRST REMOTE TRANSMITTER FOR 15 SECONDS, SYSTEM WILL LOCK AND UNLOCK VECHICLE INDICATING REMOTE TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMED.REPEAT THIS PROCEDURE FOR REMAINING REMOTE TRANSMITTER.YOUR VECHICLE CAN ONLY HAVE NO MORE THAN 4 REMOTE TRANSMITTERS.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 24, 2011

SOURCE: 2003 Denali alarm will not actativte after I lock

put key in turn switch forward find your valet switch for alarm should be a button press it twice or the button might be your alarm blinking light, press.

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My 2003 Denali blows cold air in the front but the rear only gets room temp air. It doesnt get cold or hot just regular outside air . Please help. Is there a sensor or relay that needs to be replaced?

There is a blend door that blends the hot air from the heater core and the cold air from the A/C evaporator to make the air dry and just the perfect temperature. I am going to bet its the blend door. the Rear trim will need to be taken off and then you can see what is going on. I don't have any pic of the box but its not that complicated.
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02 GMC Denali XL 6.0L drver's side door lock was

the lock should come out of the handle. usually there is a clip holding it in. sounds like its broken and you will need another handle, a locksmith should be able to get another lock and make it fit your old key. The dealer is the only place to get a new handle from as far as I know.
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2003 yukon 2rear doors and tailgate door wont lock manually or remotely if i tap on lock relay in fuse panel the doors will lock once and then no more, i replaced relay didnt help

Sometimes you need to look past the obvious. If it happens again, remove the fuse panel and check the wires where they join with the connectors for the relay... these are crimped connections and can easily corrode under certain conditions.
Glad you have it working again!!
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2003 yukon denali---relay locate for blower

the relay is built into the speed resistor or motor control module ) depends if you have automative or manual heater controls. is automatic it will be motor control module and manual is the resistor module. these units are located beside the heate fan motor. the motor helps keeps the unit cool. just unbolt the module, unplug it and install new one. Just check to make sure the connector is good.. The heat created by the connection sometimes melts the power or ground leads (red or black) and if this is so you will need to replace the pin.
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2005 gmc yukon back passenger doors will not unlock with key remote and rear hatch wont unlock or open

Either the relay for the locks is bad or the fuse. When you push the power lock on the inside if the doors do not unlock then I would check the fuses, both inside and under the hood. If they do work then the relay/s may be bad. You are pushing your key button twice correct?
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Rear doors not unlocking

Replace the door lock / unlock relay in the fuse box next to the driver side door. no problem since than.
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