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I have a 2016 chevy silverado LT Z71. I bought the led box kit from gm . Went to install it last night . Found the plug where it plugs in under the box,but then I pulled the dummy plug out there were no prongs in there for the new wires to plug into. Thought all the trucks were wired up for them just plug and play..any help would be greatly appreciated.

BigBadSierra Senior Enthusiast

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They pull everything out to save money now. The dealer most likely can sell you the other half of the harness with the pins to go in there. Not sure though.

DAY11 Enthusiast

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You may have found the wrong dummy plug. Look again. You may have found the storage location for the camera plug. It is used to hold the dummy plug until you pull your tailgate and need it for the camera plug.

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I have a 2016 chevy silverado LT Z71. I bought the led box kit from gm . Went to install it last night . Found the plug where it plugs in under the box,but then I pulled the dummy plug out there were no prongs in there for the new wires to plug into. Thought all the trucks were wired up for them just plug and play..any help would be greatly appreciated.

Sorry, I forgot to quote you when I answered. I wanted to make sure you see that you got a reply. Look above for answer.

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It is the one beside the rear camera .it is the only one there with the same plug . The one closes to the spare tire .

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Any pics? I believe the 16s got a different setup.

Not right at the moment but I will post one asap

DAY11 Enthusiast

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It is the one beside the rear camera .it is the only one there with the same plug . The one closes to the spare tire .

Here is a pic of the plug installed. I am pointing at it with my index finger. It appears to be the one closest to the drivers side tailight.

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Yes I guess I'm just a dumb ass. It was on the drivers side of the junction box just like you said DAY11. I thank you all for your help and it is greatly appreciated. You guys are the best .Thanks again so so much . Lights installed and working fine ...

pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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I have a 2016 chevy silverado LT Z71. I bought the led box kit from gm . Went to install it last night . Found the plug where it plugs in under the box,but then I pulled the dummy plug out there were no prongs in there for the new wires to plug into. Thought all the trucks were wired up for them just plug and play..any help would be greatly appreciated.

Can you elaborate on what this LED Box Kit is and what it does? Thanks in advance!

 

 

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It is a set of LED lights for the bed of the truck that is switched with the same switch as the cargo light. Comes as an option or for purchase

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Can you elaborate on what this LED Box Kit is and what it does? Thanks in advance!

 

 

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They are led box lights that go inside the truck bed that turns on with your cargo light . So if you have a tonneu cover you can turn them on at night and see inside your truck bed . Hope this helps

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They are led box lights that go inside the truck bed that turns on with your cargo light . So if you have a tonneu cover you can turn them on at night and see inside your truck bed . Hope this helps

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