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Any help before I have to leave the truck at the dealer for a few days would be great.
2017 Silverado
Dual 7 pin and 4 pin connector
Test the 7 pin : 8 volts when grounded to the wiring harness
Test the 4 pin : 7-8 volts when grounded to the wiring hardness
Test the 7 pin : 8 volts when grounded to the Frame
Test the 4 pin : 7-8 volts when grounded to the Frame
7-8 Volts on when testing at the fuse panel under the hood. Grounded to the engine block.
Relay seems good, all 4 fuses are good. Other Fuses like lights, radio and wipers all bring back 12v range.
I am not sure where to go from here. I don't want to miss a ground wire or something.
I did clean and re-attach the ground wire next to the brake controller under the rear of the truck.
Thanks,
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