What truck do I have?

[ChristineAZ]

Hate to have to admit that I have no clue what my truck is. 

I thought I had a 2000 GMC K2500, but searching the web for a fuse diagram gets me exactly NOTHING.

Is it a Sierra or Silverado?  Thought they look different.

 

Thanks!

[PhilB]

You can decode your VIN at https://vpic.nhtsa.dot.gov/decoder/Decoder  

This will give you lots of details about your truck.  Yes, it is a 3/4 ton truck.  

Have you tried looking at gmupfitter.com for the fuse diagram?

[ChristineAZ]

Thanks, Phil.  I tried the link and got this:

"Server Error in '/decoder' Application.

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The resource cannot be found. "

[JimCost2014]

How about a picture of the grill?

[CamGTP]

The GM parts website says it's a 2000 Chevrolet K2500 with a 7.4.

 

They made both the GMT-400 and GMT-800 chassis in model year 2000. Finding a specific diagram a google is going to be tough, usually a dealership or paying for a manual is the best source.

[PhilB]

19 hours ago, ChristineAZ said:

Thanks, Phil.  I tried the link and got this:

"Server Error in '/decoder' Application.

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The resource cannot be found. "

Try this link instead:  https://vpic.nhtsa.dot.gov/decoder/

 

[ChristineAZ]

Thanks all. 

As I was trying to figure out how to get to the light bulbs for the tail lights Friday afternoon I saw smoke about a mile away. 

I live in a very rural area and went to check it out to find a friend's house on fire, and he was unable to save the woman he loved and cared for.  3 of the 4 dogs perished too.

So I'm organizing a fundraiser and just trying to help anyway I can.  I'll be back once things settled down and I ordered red battery-powered bicycle lights on Amazon since I have to drive an hour at night on Wednesday.

I do have to get this and other electrical problems fixed.

Be careful with propane, everybody!

Edited January 22, 2024 by ChristineAZ