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Sorry to start a whole new thread, but can anyone tell me where under hood fuse block X50A is located?

 

And yes, I have looked under the hood (smartasses).

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FormerFordGuy Enthusiast

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Driver side behind the extra battery tray.

I looked under there and it looks like this. I'll dig deeper in that area. Thanks!

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SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

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I wonder if it's on the firewall or beside the main block that I showed, haven't looked for another fuse block under the hood. I may check it out tomorrow.

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Are you sure it's under the hood? Could also be under the dash with all of those harness'. It's no telling with a vehicle with all these electronics lol. Scares me because I'm not exactly a wiring guy unless it's simple so I worry about when I need to start fixing some of it.

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Are you sure it's under the hood? Could also be under the dash with all of those harness'. It's no telling with a vehicle with all these electronics lol. Scares me because I'm not exactly a wiring guy unless it's simple so I worry about when I need to start fixing some of it.

I'm actually not sure it's under the hood. The electrical manual I'm looking in calls it an under hood fuse block. I guess it could be anywhere. I just glanced under the hood and didn't find it right away. I'll dig in more after work tomorrow.

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Alldata.com $27/yr

 

 

And the consumer site doesn't even have all 2014 models, nevermind 2015 for our newest members.

 

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The GM upfitter manual says "In the engine compartment, top left near the inner fender". I don't know if that's from the driver seat or from standing in front of the truck. If its from standing in front I'd bet it may be near/under the battery.

 

Edit- nope it is from sitting inside. See page 226:

 

http://www.gmupfitter.com/files/media/photo/578/Sierra_Silverado_Electrical_Body_Builders_Manual_Service_Manual_2015_en_US.pdf

 

 

Just a hint- After opening the manual, I use control F (or command F on a Apple) to open the finder window and I searched for the X50A fuse block and kept clicking next.

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And the consumer site doesn't even have all 2014 models, nevermind 2015 for our newest members.

 

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The GM upfitter manual says "In the engine compartment, top left near the inner fender". I don't know if that's from the driver seat or from standing in front of the truck. If its from standing in front I'd bet it may be near/under the battery.

 

Edit- nope it is from sitting inside. See page 226:

 

http://www.gmupfitter.com/files/media/photo/578/Sierra_Silverado_Electrical_Body_Builders_Manual_Service_Manual_2015_en_US.pdf

 

 

Just a hint- After opening the manual, I use control F (or command F on a Apple) to open the finder window and I searched for the X50A fuse block and kept clicking next.

Thanks! That is incredibly helpful. I'll try to find it tomorrow.

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Good luck getting that off. I still have not wrapped my side vents because I'm not willing to pull any harder on that panel. I'll get the dealer to show it to me next time.

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