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Unlock your yukon’s potential: a step-by-step guide on how to start with remote

What To Know

  • This can be especially useful in various situations, such as when you need to warm up your car on a cold morning or if you’re approaching your vehicle in a dark or unfamiliar area.
  • This allows you to set a specific time for your vehicle to start remotely, such as when you wake up in the morning or when you’re leaving work.
  • By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can easily and securely start your vehicle from a distance, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free start to your journey.

Starting your GMC Yukon remotely is a convenient feature that allows you to unlock and start your vehicle from a distance. This can be especially useful in various situations, such as when you need to warm up your car on a cold morning or if you’re approaching your vehicle in a dark or unfamiliar area. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to start your GMC Yukon using the remote key fob.

What You’ll Need

  • GMC Yukon with remote start system
  • Remote key fob with remote start button

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Unlock the Vehicle

Press the “Unlock” button on the remote key fob to unlock the doors of your GMC Yukon. The vehicle will emit a single beep to indicate that the doors have been unlocked.

2. Locate the Remote Start Button

On the remote key fob, find the button labeledRemote Start” or “Start.” It typically has an icon of a car with an arrow pointing to it.

3. Press and Hold the Remote Start Button

Press and hold the “Remote Start” button for about 5 seconds. The vehicle will emit two beeps to indicate that the remote start sequence has begun.

4. Release the Remote Start Button

After 5 seconds, release the “Remote Start” button. The vehicle will continue to beep periodically to indicate that it is running remotely.

5. Enter the Vehicle

Once the vehicle has started remotely, you can approach it and enter. The engine will continue to run, and the climate control system will be set to the last used settings.

6. Insert the Key Fob and Start the Engine

Insert the remote key fob into the ignition and turn it to the “ON” position. This will deactivate the remote start system and allow you to drive the vehicle.

Advanced Remote Start Features

Remote Start with Climate Control

Some GMC Yukon models allow you to activate the climate control system while the vehicle is running remotely. To do this, press the “Climate” button on the remote key fob before pressing the “Remote Start” button.

Scheduled Remote Start

Certain GMC Yukon models have a scheduled remote start feature. This allows you to set a specific time for your vehicle to start remotely, such as when you wake up in the morning or when you’re leaving work.

Troubleshooting

Vehicle Does Not Start Remotely

  • Ensure that the remote key fob is within range of the vehicle.
  • Check that the battery in the remote key fob is not depleted.
  • Verify that the remote start system is enabled in your vehicle’s settings.

Vehicle Starts Remotely but Dies

  • The vehicle may not have enough fuel to run remotely.
  • The remote start system may have been deactivated due to a safety issue.

Final Note: The Convenience of Remote Starting Your GMC Yukon

Remote starting your GMC Yukon is a convenient and practical feature that can enhance your driving experience. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can easily and securely start your vehicle from a distance, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free start to your journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far away can I start my GMC Yukon remotely?

The maximum range for remote start typically varies between 100 and 300 feet, depending on the model and environmental factors.

Can I remote start my GMC Yukon if the vehicle is in gear?

No, for safety reasons, remote start is not possible if the vehicle is in gear.

Does remote start drain my GMC Yukon’s battery?

Remote start can use a small amount of battery power, but this is typically negligible and will not significantly impact the vehicle’s battery life.

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