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JKeshler23

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I have had the same failure also, but I have aftermarket led Anzo tailights. Everything works. But every once in a while I will get that message and next time I use the blinker it's fine.

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wing98 Enthusiast

wing98

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tail light lens might be dirty did you clean it . ha ha

jimlem Enthusiast

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Ok so I changed both rear directional bulbs and checked both of the fuses (which are both good) and it still does it. I also unhooked the battery and reconeccted it. I have no idea what to do now... wtf

Did you change all 4 rear light bulbs? If not, WHY???!

Rewillia Enthusiast

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In one of you're previous posts you commented on adding some form of signal lighting, re: Hideaway Light kits on their Sierra for plowing or EMS.

 

Have you made any modifications to the truck?, could be the cause if so.

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Whatever64 Enthusiast

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On 3/15/2015 at 11:53 AM, JKeshler23 said:

Ok so I changed both rear directional bulbs and checked both of the fuses (which are both good) and it still does it. I also unhooked the battery and reconeccted it. I have no idea what to do now... wtf

Can you tell me where the fuses are ?

I have a left rear error on my dash, replaced both bulbs but no luck.  Brake light on that side is also dead

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David Schneider Enthusiast

David Schneider

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I know what you're talkin about because mine's doing the same thing I replace both bulbs and it still continues to do it I have not checked the fuse yet I just read about the fuse here now so I will check the fuse on mine and see if it fixes it

David Schneider Enthusiast

David Schneider

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But also my rear bulb sockets were very corroded because they never put bulb grease on the bulbs in the factory check your sockets for corrosion and if so put bulb grease on all bulbs also preventive maintenance

Whatever64 Enthusiast

Whatever64

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Just got mine back from the dealer....

On the 2014 GMC Sierra THERE IS NO FUSE for the rear turn signal/brake lights. They go directly to the body control module. On my truck they found some corroded wires under the dash. They repaired them and now my lights work as they should.

David Schneider Enthusiast

David Schneider

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On 4/25/2019 at 6:50 AM, Whatever64 said:

This was under the dashboard.....   not near the bulb end.  I think that harness might be a little more

What do you mean this was under the dashboard. What was ?

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David Schneider Enthusiast

David Schneider

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Yeah I'm going to have to check my so you guys said there is no fuse for the turn signals for our 2015 Chevy Silverado?..because my left rear turn signal failure is still popping up and I'm trying to figure it out right now

tbarn Senior Enthusiast

tbarn

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Fuse F46DR in IP right side fuse box. Left turn/ stop lamp fuse.

Fuse F45DR in same fuse box. Right turn/stop lamp.  Both 15a. Somebody's dealer needs to learn how to read a schematic.

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