joehopwood

Sure possible that 2500 specs are opposite 1500 for that fuse. Don't know any reason for it..

But I only saw three pins is the reason I questioned 6. Maybe these old eyes do not have the resolution required to see 6 that close together. #1 pin to accessory control circuit, middle or #2 pin to outlet and #3 pin to battery. Don't see need for 6 pins.

I have not looked for that but I did notice several of these fuses with female contacts so guess it is possible it can be done.

Good. I was going to suggest try the 40. Worst that can happen is it blows. I seriously doubt that the circuit draws 50 amps. Good to know Advance has them. Thanks!

Great Krom! Suspected it would.

My 2015 says same thing. But moving one of the large fuses to the left changed the one on center stack to RAP.

I have a 2015 Silverado WT. The fuse panel and the fuse diagram is really a little confusing to me. Where the diagram appears to show two fuse slots, 10 and 11, the actual panel appears to have a single slot with three pins. There is a 50 amp fuse located to the right as it came from dealer. So if one assumes that 10 is on the left and 11 on the right according to diagram that seems fuse was in the 11 slot. However, I am not timid, so I tried moving the 50 amp fuse from the center and right pins to the left and center pins and that did the trick. Not sure exactly how but it did. Also, my owners manual does not match the excerpt given on this site.