This comprehensive Factory Workshop Service Repair Manual provides detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams for servicing and repairing your GMC Canyon, covering models from 2007 to 2012, equipped with 2.9L, 3.7L or 5.3L engines. It is a digital version of the same manual used by professional workshops, offering in-depth information across a wide range of systems.

The manual includes detailed guides for various components, from the engine and transmission to the body and electrical systems. Explore sections on ABS, automatic transmission, body repair, body control, cellular, entertainment and navigation, clutch, cruise control, disc brakes, displays and gauges, drum brakes, engine controls and fuel (for all engine variants), engine cooling, engine electrical, engine exhaust, engine mechanical (for all engine variants), exterior trim, fixed and movable windows, floor coverings, front drive axle, front suspension, horns, HVAC, hydraulic brake, immobilizer, instrument panel, interior trim and paneling, lighting, manual transmission, mirrors, park brake, power outlets, power steering, propeller shaft, rear drive axle, rear suspension, remote, schematic, seat belts, steering column, sunroof, supplemental inflatable restraint, tire pressure, transfer case, vehicle access, wheel drive shaft, wipers and washers, and wiring system and power management.

This manual is designed for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, offering a wealth of information to help you diagnose and repair your GMC Canyon efficiently.

The GMC Canyon, a mid-size pickup truck produced by General Motors from 2004 to 2012, offered a rugged and versatile option for those seeking a balance between functionality and affordability. The second generation, encompassing the 2007-2012 model years, saw significant updates including a revised chassis, more powerful engines, and a refined interior. The 2007-2012 Canyon was offered with a range of engine options, including the 2.9L I4, the 3.7L V6, and the potent 5.3L V8. The 2.9L engine, while fuel-efficient, was best suited for light-duty tasks, while the 3.7L provided a good balance of power and economy. The 5.3L V8, reserved for the Canyon Denali trim level, offered a substantial power boost for towing and hauling, making it ideal for more demanding applications.

Beyond the powertrain options, the 2007-2012 Canyon boasted features catering to both work and leisure. It featured a robust suspension system designed to handle rough terrain, a spacious cabin with comfortable seating, and a variety of optional features enhancing practicality and comfort. These included power windows and locks, cruise control, a CD player, and even a navigation system. The Canyon’s popularity stemmed from its blend of capability and affordability, catering to a diverse clientele, from tradesmen seeking a reliable work truck to families seeking a versatile vehicle for weekend adventures. The 2007-2012 GMC Canyon, with its robust features and versatile performance, continues to hold its own in the used truck market, proving its enduring appeal and reliability.