What Tool Should be Used to Remove Fuse From Silverado
Updated 03/11/2019 | Published 03/10/2019
Question:
Does this just pull out or is a special tool needed to remove it? Can the new on be plugged in? It was quite snug.
asked by: Bob L
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Expert Reply:
Fuses can sometimes be difficult to remove by hand. Typically a set of needle nose pliers allows them to come out the easiest. Or sometimes there's a tool that's in the fuse box that's designed for this as well.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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