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2016 Yukon Sunroof fix
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Sunroof fix for 2016 Yukon, Tahoe, Sierra Silverado. Shorted wires for center console wireless charger causes sunroof no become inoperable.
So do you just tape of the ends of the wires?
No I unplugged it in the back of the console which is were the power comes from which should be before the shorted out spot. The other side won’t matter then. But the charger won’t work which I don’t care I don’t use it.
@@showme18 alright. yeah we can't use the charger anyway since modern phones with a case are too big.
Awesome! This was exactly what I needed. Just about ready to replace the motor. Thank you!
thanks for making the video. It worked for me. I did have to disconnect both ends of he harness. I actually removed it. The sunroof has worked for over a year. You saved me an expensive dealership charge
Is the other end of the harness hard to remove?
No, I just felt the harness until I reached the other end. I might have removed another part of the console by the floor but I don’t recall. It wasn’t hard to remove, total time 20 minutes
@@BrianBorison thanks
Thanks for the EZ fix, And thanks GMC for making something useless screw up something useful.
If you just unplug it and leave the wires that are broken off inside down there that technically doesn’t fix the issue. It’ll still short, correct?
If you unplug the wires on the supply side there is not power to the bad spot were wires are shorted. The only thing that won’t work is the wireless charger, and most people don’t use it anyways cause phones are too big anyways
Thank u for the video. Had the same problem with my 2016. Saved me a ton I’m sure!!
I know it's old but worth a shot. I already checked the fuses, and they are fine. Any other reason?
Hard to tell. Different models might be wired differently or have a different fuse. I would see if you have power going to the sunroof motor when pushing the switch. You did check the control fuse and the actual power fuse correct?
Niiiiice! Thanks my guy! After fixing my broken harness and checking the sunroof fuse, IT WAS IN FACT THE FUSE YOU MENTIONED! fixed! Thanks again.
Dude, that worked!! Thank you so much!
Nice
YES! This worked!
Fixed it ❤ thank you so much 😊
Worked perfectly. Thank you.
Thanks. I was thinking I would have to rear into the headliner! 2020 Yukon
Thanks for saving me a boatload of time! I just replaced the cable. Just search this to find: 2015-2020 GM TRUCK FULL WIRELESS CHARGING HARNESS
Yep! Correct on this fix Show Me! Was the issue with a 2016 Tahoe, followed your instructions and the fix is working. Shug is ready to share some good loving due to getting that sun roof working. Thanks Much.
Thanks you are the man 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank's man! Was the sam problem on mine. Fix it Today :)
Thanks bro. Great job
Thank you. That was it
This video saved me taking the 2017 suburban tot he dealer to identify the problem! I first checked to fuse labeled "sunroof" on the passenger side and it was good. Was about to order new control buttons to eliminate those from the being the problem before moving on to replacing the sunroof motor before seeing this video. I located the cell phone charging fuse on the driver's side and sure enough, it was blown. Checked the wiring in the console, and just like the video, it was frayed. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Wife is extremely happy now!
Thank you so much. You are awesome. Helped me save money ….
THANK YOU!!! You just saved me a pile of time and money.
What an absolute Chad you are sir. I thank you greatly
Awesome man!!! I fixed my sunroof after a year. Much appreciated
Just wanted to say THANK YOU for this video. Turned out to be exactly the issue on my '16 Suburban. Was prepared to bring it to the dealership, so you saved me a ton of time, energy and (likely) money!
You made my day!!!!! Had the same problem at my ´16 Suburban and looking for it since month......I thank you so much. Greetz from Austria ;-)
Awesome. Glad I could help.
Trying to find out how to get to frayed wires. Took the two screws out. Now what
You fixed my sunroof. Thank you!!
So do you unplug the charging pad or the charging pad fuse?
Unplug the charging pad wiring harness. It’s accessed from the back of the center console. Then you need to replace the special equipment fuse (SEO fuse)and sunroof should work if that was your problem.
@@showme18 I just replaced the SEO fuse, and the sunroof works fine now. Thank you!
Para una Suburban es lo mismo
Thank you that fixed our issue
You saved my sunroof! Thanks for your video.
I’m still having issues with mine all fuses are good and the sunroof will work intermittently I’m thinking switch but then sometimes I press the switch and I can hear a click so I’m not sure if it’s the motor😢 please help
If it’s intermittently then it won’t be a blown fuse. There is almost no way to diagnose remotely. Check wiring, fuse box for corrosion or loose pins, switch, loose connections.
Did you ever fix yours mine does the same thing
Bro!!!! Thank you so much for this, karma is going to do something great for you soon. I’m gonna pay it forward when I discover a random tidbit of knowledge that can help someone else too. Thank you thank you thank you
Did what you said. Unplugged and still blew fuse. Then tried cutting off the plug and taped the three wires separately and still blew fuse. ??? Thoughts.
Which fuse is it blowing?
@@showme18 the fuse you said to replace on the driver side. 10 amp
I put the fuse in and it works. Then I close the lid and the fuse blows.
Make sure you unplug the power side of the harness. It has to still have power to short out.
@@showme18 the power side? Do you mean the wire that goes down into the back of the console?
How did you get the arm rest apart to access those wires??
If it was me I would just unplug the harness that powers it instead of trying to repair the wires because if just for charging phones and doesn’t work with newer ones anyways. To get the back cover off remove the rubber tray and there will be 4 torx screws. Remove screws and pull out, there will be a few clips that still hold it but just pull straight out and it will come. Unplug harness that is going up to charging pad and your good.
You are the man! I'm a gm tech but in truck shop and got given one of these today with the same problem. I usually work on the diesel trucks and never had this issue. Just checked and sure enough wires were chopped in half. Got a new extension harness and working like a charm! Thanks!
Will this work for my 2015 gmc serria 2500 hd denail cause I check my fuse on both sides and they are not blown
@andrewvasquez4798 I’m not sure. I just posted what was wrong with mine cause it took forever to find.
Can i just say thank you sooooooo much!!!!! Its because of people like you that youtube is so helpful!!! Thank you very much my vehicle had this same problem and you saved me a ton of money thanks again
Your welcome! You tube has helped me a lot over the years and I had to share this one. Glad you got it fixed!
wow after getting bent at the stealership for 450 it was the damn fuse.. thanks tho man this was very good actually
Thanks for the advice and grate video was simple and it was the wire for the wireless phone charger . It seem like it wasn’t tore and it was pealed the wrap back and they were completely cut . Took it out and works grate thanks a lot .
thanks. I fixed.
Appreciate it brother worked like a charm God bless
Ima check it out hope that’s it
Took forever to find ours, good luck!
@@showme18 that was it and just fixed it. I pulled the wire out it was cut like yours. I spliced em back together pulled the clips out that hold the wire in place to give it more slack hopefully it doesn’t do it again. But thanks for the video saved me alot of time.
You Da MAN! Thank you sir.