Thanks, carnal! Your bonus tip of the tail light junction box was my problem. I pulled the plug, cleaned the terminals and the plug, and my tail lights magically started working again. I'm ordering the box from RockAuto (1/4 to 1/3 the price of the local auto stores) so I can have it in place if the box fails completely. ¡Órale!✊🏼
Great video helped me I tried the fuse you said it was my front passenger blinkers that would not flash but had power so I checked my fuse inside cab fuse 5-ctsy (15a). 2010 Silverado it also fixed my dome light too
Another easy check If this does not fix the issue. Unplug the lever lock connector for the door wiring harness that is in that same fuse box in the dash. See if the fuse stops blowing. It worked for me. Had a short in the door harness.
I have a 2016 silverado, my fuse box is complete different than this video. For this of you with these symptoms I’m going to post, check fuse for BCM (4,5,6&7). Symptom(s) 1. Turn signal not working 2. Interior dome lamp doesn’t come on when opening the door 3. Able to shift gears without pressing brake.
The stock radio system made the flasher sound out of the front left speaker. As well as your other warning chimes: Lights on, key in ignition, back sensor. This interface works perfectly in my truck: PAC RP5GM31 Radiopro5 Interface for General Motors. Been running that interface for 8 years now. 2012 Silverado
Ya cheke eso y no funciona lo que puedo notar es que los focos no estan muy fuerte la luz los de atras los cambie is quiero a derecho para checar focos y no funciona parese que no llega mucha fuerza alos focos ya nose que hacer
My 13 Silverado has the same problem, I switched the fuse like so in the video. But it still won’t work? Could it be a circuit or something wrong with the wiring?
If it's not the fuse then check the distribution panel in the rear of the truck where all the lights connect on one panel. Sometimes those get corroded. Just unplug the junctions, blow them out with some air and repug them back in. If that doesn't work then try the switch relay box located under the panel beneath the steering wheel. But before you do all that I would try testing it with a light meter or a tester and seeing where no power is going
