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Killerciroc New Member

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Hello. 

 

I'm looking for a wiring diagram for a 2009 Silverado LT Extended Cab. The purpose is to properly wire an exterior LED strip to the dome light. This exterior dome light will act as a puddle light when the doors are open. 

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Gloopy New Member

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On 9/16/2021 at 6:19 AM, shakenfake said:

Just wire it to your dome light. Add a circuit on top of the dome light one and presto

Ok cool. But why not supply the diagram anyway if you have access to it? Why is this thing harder to find than the holy grail? Why does everyone try their hardest NOT to just answer the questions as asked. Gotta assert your unmatched insurmountable knowledge to make sure everyone knows how dumb we are and how superior you are. Excuse my rant, but 10 forums in a row with a correction to the question instead of a simple answer leaves me without a diagram that I DO need. Now. Not later. Grrrrrr😡

Ianf Enthusiast

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Search GMupfitter.com on google. They have all the wiring diagrams for our trucks.

 

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16 hours ago, Gloopy said:

Ok cool. But why not supply the diagram anyway if you have access to it? Why is this thing harder to find than the holy grail? Why does everyone try their hardest NOT to just answer the questions as asked. Gotta assert your unmatched insurmountable knowledge to make sure everyone knows how dumb we are and how superior you are. Excuse my rant, but 10 forums in a row with a correction to the question instead of a simple answer leaves me without a diagram that I DO need. Now. Not later. Grrrrrr😡

I don't have the diagram fatty

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