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Brake lights, Signal lights, NO LIGHTS!!!!

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  • Super User

I came off the lake this evening and when I pulled out with the boat and turned my lights on I noticed my trailer lights wasn't working. The signal and brake lights were working but no rear trailer and side marker lights.

When I got home I hooked it up to the wife's Envoy and everything worked fine. It's my truck!!! >:)

What gives? Does anyone know if it is a fuse or maybe the wiring? I checked the wires on the truck and they seem okay, nothing is loose or appears to be cut. Do trucks have fuses for the trailer wire hookup? HELP!

  • Super User

happens to me all the time.

i have a 2000 Silverado.

It has a dedicated trailer light fuse under the hood in the electrical center.

  • Super User

Same thing with my F-150.  There's a fuse block under the hood that has fuses for the trailer electrical outlet.

before you check the fuses. check your grounds. then the fuses

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