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GMC Canyon

2004 only

54 classified complaints 1 recall

2004 GMC Canyon have 54 classified complaints on record for that year specifically, plus 1 recall. The most common issue in this year is Subframe, cradle and frame corrosion, typically surfacing around 93,500 miles.

Computed directly from stored federal records for 2004 model years only — not blended with the rest of this vehicle's production run. See the full GMC Canyon report for every year combined.

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Complaints filed per individual model year — highlighted bars link to their own dedicated page.

What breaks, and when — 2004 only

Subframe, cradle and frame corrosion · Suspension 16 complaints

Median onset: 93,500 miles.

More common in older model years.

Body control and other modules · Electrical 9 complaints

Median onset: 83,610 miles.

Tends to show up earlier than this model's other issues. · More common in newer model years.

Airbags, seatbelts and restraints · Body and interior 5 complaints

Median onset: 122,000 miles. 40.0% of these reported an injury, a death, or a crash with fire.

More common in older model years.

Body and panel corrosion · Body and interior 5 complaints

Median onset: 120,000 miles.

More common in older model years.

Wiring harness, grounds and connectors · Electrical 4 complaints

Median onset: 136,000 miles.

More common in newer model years.

Starter and starting system · Electrical 4 complaints

Median onset: 129,000 miles.

More common in newer model years. · Typical repair: $390–$730 nationally.

Control arms, ball joints and bushings · Suspension 2 complaints

Median onset: 122,700 miles.

More common in older model years. · Typical repair: $230–$700 nationally.

Stalling and no-start · Engine 2 complaints

Median onset: 157,286 miles.

Tends to show up later than this model's other issues. · More common in older model years.

From owner-filed complaints to NHTSA, not independently verified. Federal mileage reporting on recent complaints is sparse — see how it works. Cost ranges are national estimates from book labor hours and parts pricing, not this vehicle's actual repair history — they don't account for your location or shop type.

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Sources: NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation — complaints and recalls, scoped to 2004 model year. See the full GMC Canyon report for every year and full specs/safety data.