Does this work in 2013 Yukon
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I think so, there are four loop's on each net, two on each side and it stretches.
384002
Its a whole remote with chip and battery and its says chevy tahoe but it works on my yukon
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I have a 2006 chevy impala and my remote what I order works and i taken it to the dealer ship and they program it free for me so I would suggest u get the one exactly for a 2013.
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I just replaced these on my 2005 Chevy Tahoe and haven't had any trouble. Yes, they will work on your 2003 Yukon XL.
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No I installed them on an 05 Yukon you must go threw a programming sequence so the vehicle can communicate with the sensors fixya.com is where I found info on how to program the system
638414
Call your local parts house and see if the part # is the same for a Yukon as a Suburban.
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Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no expertise if it is not damaged. Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no... » Read More Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no expertise if it is not damaged. « Show Less
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According to Metra's website, yes it will.I used this in a 1999 Yukon. Fit great.
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I believe the yukon has same mirror as my 2012 Silverado I also have chrome back on mirror and they fit perfect with little to no vibration they are tight getting on.
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Works on my 2004 Yukon 2500 XL. Research on An auto supply web page and chck the mfg number against their listing. Good luck
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I do not know the answer to your question, but if you go to Amazon.com search and list it as Yukon Denali they will find the right one for you. I did that and it came back as it will fit a Yukon. That is the great thing about Amazon, if you enter your vehicle name, model and year it will tell you what will fit it.
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Probably so~I have a 2001 GMC Yukon and it works perfectly. If your remote control looks just like the one pictured it will work. Plus it's not expensive:) Better than the dealership's price.
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Problem is might break off antenna installing cover or taking off because might snag on it, on my Yukon I can remove the antenna and the cover would work on your vehicle.
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I honestly have no idea. We bought them for our 2011 Yukon XL. They are the same ones that came with it.
107967
Sorry. No experience with the Yukon.... but it is a perfect fit for my Subaru Crosstrek 2013. Good luck with your search.
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Not sure. Ours is a 2012 Yukon XL, and the cabs of these usually match with the Sierras. But, I don't know if GM has changed since 2012. Check with a dealer, to be sure.
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It should work easily in a Yukon if you have head rests that the bungee cords to attach to. The horizontal bars can shorten and lengthen as needed.