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Does anyone know about hardwiring fuse setup on 2019 Silverado?

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19 minutes ago, dtwilbur said:

What fuse did you use for the inline fuse? I just need ignition with ACC. Can 

 

Where did you get the inline fuse for that? Also would you mind sharing a picture? I greatly appreciate it. 

I got a whole stack of inline fuses for cheap on Amazon. 

 

14 Gauge Fuse Holder ATC/ATO, SIM&NAT 10 Packs in-Line Automotive Blade Fuse Holder with 50PCS Standard Car Fuses, 1A 2A 3A / 4A 5A 7.5A 10A 15A 20A 30A Automotive Replacement Fuses https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FQCBSJ5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_sDJUDbAT9R3DQ

 

 

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Hey guys, I want to plug a dashcam into my 12v cigarette lighter but it has constant power. I remember in my 2017 all I had to do was move a fuse one spot over and the 12v outlet would go from constantly powered to on only when the vehicle was running. I am curious is the big red 50amp fuse (labelled F27 - accessory power outlet/retained accessory power) just needs to be moved over one spot to the left. (There is an available fuse spot there - visible in the pics in this thread. Will this solve my problem?!?! Plz help. 

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