Is it worth repairing or replacing the engine on a 2013 GMC Yukon?

As a general rule of thumb, an engine replacement on a 2013 GMC Yukon (mid-size sedan segment, vehicle value roughly $2,644–$3,644) is usually worth it when the installed cost stays under about $1,572 — roughly 50% of what the vehicle is worth.

What years of GMC Yukon does an remanufactured or new engine fit?

Based on vendor-verified fitment data across 41 listed engines, remanufactured and new engines for this model cover the 1992–2026 model years. Always confirm your exact VIN or engine/transmission code before ordering, since fitment can vary by submodel or engine.

2013 GMC Yukon Engines

Remanufactured engines that fit the 2013 GMC Yukon. Each unit below is matched to this vehicle, warranty-backed, and shipped with freight quoted at checkout from Peak Powertrain.

Available Engines (8)

Remanufactured Engine L6009GMC
Price
$3,175.00
Condition:
remanufactured
Remanufactured Engine L5310GMCCI
Price
$3,250.00
Condition:
remanufactured
Remanufactured Engine L5310GMCAL
Price
$3,300.00
Condition:
remanufactured
Remanufactured Engine L6210GMCAL
Price
$3,775.00

2013 GMC Yukon Engines

Available Engines (8)

Remanufactured Engine L6009GMC

Remanufactured Engine L5310GMCCI

Remanufactured Engine L5310GMCAL

Remanufactured Engine L6210GMCAL

2013 GMC Yukon Engine Market Context

Is replacing the engine worth it?

Frequently Asked Questions

CHEV 6.0 10-15 ENGINE

GM 6.0 L96 10-19 Engine

Used Engine

Used Engine

Other GMC Yukon Years