Brake Controller Not Working with Brake Pedal on a 2004 Chevy Silverado 2500
Updated 06/18/2015 | Published 06/17/2015 >
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Press break pedal not activating breaks
asked by: John K
Expert Reply:
On your 2004 Chevy Silverado 2500 you will need to make sure that the red wire in the connector, # 3015-P, is in the correct place. If you are not using harness # 3015-P then that could be the problem. Make sure the end of your harness that plugs into the truck matches the picture I have included.
You can also check the stop light and CHMSL fuses. A blown fuse can cause this issue. I have also included a link to a help article that could help because there are some under hood connections that need to be made on some models to make everything fully functional.
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