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Nasty

By Nasty
March 2, 2017 in 2014-2018 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Nasty

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Nasty

Posted March 2, 2017

Posted March 2, 2017

I was installing my tonneau cover and after 5 months of owning the truck I noticed the lights in the bed. Only problem is how do I turn them on? I have no idea where I put the manual

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JimCost2014

Posted March 2, 2017

Posted March 2, 2017

try this,

Cargo Box Lamp

With the vehicle in Park, press to turn the cargo lamp and under-rail pickup box lights on or off. The button indicator will illuminate when the lights are on.

2016 Sierra Owner

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2016 Sierra Owner

Posted March 3, 2017

Posted March 3, 2017

It's the little button that looks like a truck in the switches under the hvac controls.

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cbrsilv15

Posted March 3, 2017

Posted March 3, 2017

Google works too.

Nasty

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Nasty

Posted March 3, 2017

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Posted March 3, 2017

I did Google shortly after. This thread cab be deleted

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Scuba78

Posted March 3, 2017

Posted March 3, 2017

i noticed mine after installing the cover. went to use the light and saw them on. excellent design option. good for when the cover is closed too

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