My 2001 GMC Yukon Denali sometimes makes a TERRIBLE "clunk clunk" sound when making a left turn. It sounds like it's right at the driver's side wheel. It doesn't always do it though. My mechanic has charged me almost a $1000 and the problem is still not fixed. They added fluid and fixed an axel. Please Help! Thanks! Jackie

Fuse 44 only does the 'Right Window'. This vehicle has HUNDREDS of fuses!

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This scenario could be something as simple as just the exhaust vibrating at a certain time or engine speed and vehicle speed not matching at a point and then the exhaust vibrates against the underside of the floorboard because it is so close to the floor.

I need to know how and why it was towed. Any and all AWD vehicles must be towed on a flatbed. If two wheels are left to spin on the ground. The drivetrain system will be damaged. If the vehicle was towed on a flatbed. I would need to see if the tow truck driver improperly installed their restraint chains and damaged something underneath. There is no way to provide you with an estimate. Unfortunately the vehicle needs to be towed to a capable repair shop or Dealer for diagnostics and estimate.

have you made a seperate earth for the after market unit
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hub bearing or possible front differential

You need to make sure that the engine has what an engine needs to run. The obvious ones are fuel and spark. Make sure there is at least 40LBS of fuel pressure at the injector rail when cranking. If so, you will need to make sure the injectors are opening. If you verify that the engine is getting fuel you need to make sure there is fire to the plugs when cranking. If it is getting fuel and spark, you need to make sure there is enough compression for the engine to run. And lastly, if it has everything else it needs to happen at the correct time.

the jerking and noise you are experiencing is the drive chain and bearings in the transfer case also you may want to check the end play in both front and rear pinion bearings and yokes

Most likely the cv joints need to be replaced. Also check struts.

you have an empty coke can under seat and when carpet got wet it stopped rolling around

make sure the wheels are straight.. if you park them with them turned to one side the steering column is under a bind.... if they are turned all the way to the right you will for example have to turn it a little to the left to release pressure as you turn the key...