**02/07/21 UPDATE**After about a year tracing this issue I finally found my issue with my #9 fuse blowing taking out my taillights, dash lights and parking lights. It was the wiring harness in my door panel with the window rolling up and down it started chewing through three of the cables...
Hey guys, I need some advice on what tires I should get for my 1996 7.4 k2500 gmc suburban with 4.10 gears. I currently have 285/75r16 tires on 16x6 Wheels from a 2007 2500 Silverado on the truck. I just got a set of 16x8 wheels with a -20 offset wrapped with 315/75r16 tires. Because of the...
I’ll do some more looking around but I’d probably need to remove the bumper to really see what’s going on. Should I start a new thread with pictures and what not?
Yea I tried a brand new switch and that didn’t work. I tried turning them on (with a new fuse of course) with the taillights disconnected to rule that out and it still blew the fuse
Yea it’s fuse number 9 which is PARK LPS and during the day it’s fine cause I don’t have it switched onto the headlights and I’ll put a fresh fuse and it’s all good but the moment I switch on the headlights the fuse blows and my taillights/instrument panel lights all stop working. I’ve already...
I got the truck around December 2018 and as far as I can recall they were working. Looking at pictures from when I first got it I noticed that there was a trailer connection attached to the hitch but pictures from a month show that it somehow mysteriously disappeared so I looked as much as I...
Don’t know if this issue is small enough to be here or I should make a new thread but here’s my issue. I have a 96 k2500 gmc suburban and my number 9 fuse blows as soon as I turn on my headlights. It cuts out my instrument panel lights and my taillights. Turn signals work, hazard lights work and...
Maybe you could help me with my suburban. I have a 96 k2500 gmc suburban and my number 9 fuse blows as soon as I turn on my headlights. It cuts out my instrument panel lights and my taillights. Is there any common spots for the wiring to get shorted out or something