12 Volt Accessory 7-Way Circuit Fuse Location
Published 12/03/2015 >
Question:
I was replacing a non working 7pin plug assembly on the back of my truck after getting it wired I was testing the contact to make sure I had them alinged properly. I then accidentally touched my tester to two contacts and lost power to my 12V contact, there has to be a fuse that has blown I would think. If you have an answer I would greatly appreciate the help. Thanks
asked by: Stephen
Expert Reply:
Under the hood of your 2005 Chevy Silverado there will be a 12 volt accessory circuit fuse that blew.
I attached a picture for you to check out that shows exactly where the fuse will be.
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Pollak Replacement 7-Pole, RV-Style Trailer Connector Socket - Vehicle End
- Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring
- Trailer Hitch Wiring
- Vehicle End Connector
- 7 Blade
- Plug Only
- Pollak
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