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Unhappy 99 Yukon loss of power

Have a 99 GMC Yukon with 120K on it. It runs rough at first when starting when the weather is cold. No problem in the summer. Hesitates and chugs for the first few minutes.

Recently I've noticed a segnificant loss of power on steep inclines. Like 70% going up a 1/4 mile hill.

Normal driving (flat, even slight incline) it's fine.

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Re: 99 Yukon loss of power

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Have a 99 GMC Yukon with 120K on it. It runs rough at first when starting when the weather is cold. No problem in the summer. Hesitates and chugs for the first few minutes.

Recently I've noticed a segnificant loss of power on steep inclines. Like 70% going up a 1/4 mile hill.

Normal driving (flat, even slight incline) it's fine.
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