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In comparing my 2001 Denali to the 2003, I saw some interesting deletions or changes. Of course some are more significant than others.

 

1. Goodyear Tires

2. No more underhood light

3. Power points at rear of center console eliminated

4. Denali lettering removed from int. door trim panels

5. Locking rear axle differential (replaced with Traction control)

6.Power lock switch in cargo area

7. Speed sensitive power steering

 

Any other deletions that people have noticed?

Posted

Here are all the changes for 2003.

 

GMC Yukon Denali and Yukon XL Denali

 

Deletions

 

 Speed sensitive steering

 Locking rear differential

 Driver message center replaced with enhanced driver information center

 Auxiliary power door lock switch in cargo area

 Secondary shade on visors

 Power outlet in center console

 Underhood lamp

 Coin holder and dual storage area in center console

 Denali embroidery on door panels

 3rd row floormats

 

New Features

 

 Exterior color - Carbon Metallic (62U)

 Tri-zone electronic climate control

 Driver information center now located under the PRNDL

 Enhanced driver information center functionality

 Rear Entertainment System (U42) with DVD player

 XM satellite radio (U2K)

 New family of radios with RDS

 2nd row bucket seats (AL4) now available on Yukon Denali

 Outside mirrors with power folding and integrated turn signals

 Power adjustable pedals

 StabiliTrak (vehicle stability enhancement system)

 Passenger Sensing System (right front passenger/child presence detector with right front passenger air bag status display on inside rearview mirror)

 Steering wheel with enhanced controls

 Rear electronic climate controls are now available with a sunroof

 Center console with integrated new 2nd row redundant audio and HVAC controls

 Center row bench seat now has middle seat 3-point safety belt restraint

 Interior trim design

 15 more amps in the generator, now at 145 amps

 

 

 

 

 

   :thumb:  :thumb:

Posted

why did they take the under the hood light out?

 

???

 

are they implying something? (their owners dont do their own maintenance VERY SUBTLE GM!!!)

Posted
That is a good point, it probably saved them $1 billion on underhood lights too.  I wonder how many Denali owners at $45K to $55K per truck ever open their own hoods?  Probably not many.  :cheers:

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