2005 gmc yukon xl wont start

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Asked by MrsAdrien Feb 08, 2015 at 01:14 AM about the 2005 GMC Yukon XL 2500 SLT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it usually takes two attempts to crank my truck but yesterday when i started it the clock
reset. now it wont start but the battery is working great...lights, radio, etc is all working
fine. when i turn the ignition, it makes a clicking sound but wont start...is it the starter?

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Probably the battery. It can have enough power to run the headlights, radio ect. but not enough power to crank the engine. Try jumping it with cables and another vehicle or with a jumper pack. If it starts right up you know its not the starter. If it continues to just make the clicking sound its going to be the starter.

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Your battery is not talking to your starter.........electrical.forget the clock radio ect means nothing.takes a ton to turn thst motor

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I got a 2005 GMC Dilaudid XL when I turn the key the lights to come on it just won't say nothing I won't turn over or just turn the key won't say nothing

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