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GMC makes pickup trucks and SUVs for work and daily use. It started in 1901 as the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company and became a complete vehicle manufacturing unit under General Motors. GMC builds strong frames and powertrains to handle heavy loads. GMC adds safety aids like surround vision and hitch guidance so drivers stay alert. GMC fits professional-grade suspension, quiet cabins, and a MultiPro tailgate with flexible settings for easy bed access. GMC tests each model to keep reliability high. GMC keeps improving its technology while focusing on capability. GMC earns trust with their solid designs.

GMC focuses on offering people trucks and SUVs with performance and space. However, different models from GMC still differ in features. The GMC Canyon is relatively smaller so that it can maneuver tight spots with ease. The GMC Yukon is familiar and has seats that unfold flat and fits seven people. The GMC Acadia transports riders in style and with smooth comfort for the long rides. The Terrain GMC floats in the streets of the city, and it accommodates cargo for the busy days. Models from GMC deliver rugged performance, roomy cabins, and lasting durability.

GMC stands for strength, craft, and real-world grit. GMC focuses on trucks and utility vehicles for your lifestyle. GMC owners count on bright lighting, steady control, and dependable use. The LED Headlamp cuts through dark nights and helps road visibility. The Sport Shock Absorber keeps the body steady over rough ground and fast turns. The Spark Plug fires consistently, so engine starts feel quick and smooth. Choose OEM parts to keep that promise. GMC engineers shape each piece to strict factory rules and check fitment with precise tools. They run hard tests for heat, impact, and long miles. You get solid safety, sharp response, and fewer shop trips. Keep your GMC strong today, and keep your GMC ready for tomorrow.

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GMC Parts Questions & Answers

  • Q: How to replace the endgate emblem/nameplate on GMC Canyon?
    A: Begin by getting your tools for this task which are a heat gun model J 25070 and 3M scotch brite molding adhesive remover disk (Part 3M P/N 07501). Apply border tape first to shield and keep the tailgate emblem in position. Set theHeat Gun (J 25070) 152mm (6in) away from the surface and apply its heat in circular motions to the emblem/nameplate for 30 seconds. Use a plastic tool to extract the emblem/nameplate from its current position while holding the 3M(TM) adhesive remover against both sides of the emblem and tailgate. Wipe the tailgate surface with varnish makers and painters (VMP) naptha. Set tape on surface to measure four dimensions if the emblem location needs precise placement. The measurements are 59.5 mm from tailgate edge to emblem at Dimension a, 12.1 mm from tailgate bottom to emblem at Dimension b, 5.1 mm from tailgate bottom to emblem at Dimension c, and 59.4 mm from tailgate edge to emblem at Dimension d. Preheat the tailgate with the Heat Gun (J 25070) to 21°C (70°F) surface temperature to avoid damaging the emblem/nameplate adhesive backing. Press the emblem/nameplate front side onto the tailgate with care as you open its backing to attach it permanently. Press and roll the emblem/nameplate on the tailgate to create a strong connection then check if the parts stick together before removing the tape around them.
  • Q: How to replace the exhaust heat shield on GMC Acadia?
    A: The first step to replace the exhaust Muffler heat shield involves removing the Muffler assembly followed by removing the exhaust Muffler front heat shield nuts and front heat shield itself. The next step requires removal of the exhaust Muffler heat shield nuts before taking out the exhaust Muffler heat shield. The installer should position the exhaust Muffler heat shield on the floor panel followed by installing the exhaust Muffler heat shield nuts which should be tightened to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Install the exhaust Muffler front heat shield to the floor panel before installing its nuts and tightening them to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Finally, reinstall the Muffler assembly.
  • Q: How to replace the camshaft timing chain, sprocket, and tensioner on GMC Sierra 1500?
    A: During camshaft Timing Chain replacement alongside sprocket and tensioner you must first eliminate the engine front cover and Crankshaft position (CKP) sensor reluctor ring. The correct alignment of the rectangular-shaped ckp sensor reluctor ring requires facing the dish towards the engine front cover to protect both parts from damage. Mount the ckp sensor reluctor ring after you place its keyway correctly against the Crankshaft key. Use the rear pinion bearing race installer (J 5590) to push the ckp sensor reluctor ring until it rests fully against the Crankshaft sprocket before reinstalling the engine front cover.
  • Q: How to replace the Heated Oxygen Sensor - Bank 2 Sensor 2 on GMC Yukon?
    A: Vehicle elevation and support starts the procedure of Heated Oxygen Sensor - Bank 2 Sensor 2 replacement. First disconnect the HO2S electrical connector from the engine wiring harness electrical connector along with the removal of the connector position assurance (CPA) retainer. Carefully remove the HO2S . The use of anti-seize compound GM P/N 12377953 or equivalent is recommended to coat sensor threads when reusing the same sensor because the HO2S threads require a special liquid graphite and glass bead blend that makes future uninstallations easier. Affix the HO2S and fasten it to a torque of 42 Nm (31 lb ft). The vehicle section requires installation of the CPA retainer after connecting the HO2S electrical connector to the engine wiring harness electrical connector.