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Dimmer/Illumination fuse location

By Lsxtrucker
February 29, 2020 in Gen III & Gen IV V8 Engines (LS-Based)

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Posted February 29, 2020

Posted February 29, 2020

I'm looking for the fuse that controls the dimmer switch/illumination so I can put a fuse tap there for an aftermarket gauge.

I've checked my manuals and there isn't any mention of a location for this particular fuse.

Anyone know it's location on a 20p3 Silverado? It'd help me out a lot.

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