Posted by JamesJTX on September 07, 2022 at 05:00:28 from (24.173.44.14):
This is tractor related due to this my main pickup I use to haul my tractors to jobs. I have a 2020 Chevy 2500, went to go to a job and hooked up my trailer and had no lights at all on it. I use a 7 way plug that has a led in it to know you have power. The light did not light up, I got anew plug to verify and no light. Got manual out and could not find any fuse listed for it and why does GM list fuses with just a couple letters and do not know what it goes to. So if anyone knows what fuse powers the 7 way plug on this truck it will be greatly appreciated. Since I was also going to put a new floor in the trailer I pulled the floor out and traced wiring and could not find any damaged wiring that might make the fuse blow. Thanks James
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