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Go down to your dealer and tell him you didn't get one with your trailering package. My dealer gave me three "just in case". Suckers cost about $7.00 if you gotta buy one.

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My 99 came with a fuse taped to the harness. My 03 did not. I just assumed it was already there. Where is is located? Under the hood or in the dash panel? What is the label name for the fuse (ex. trailer 12V, etc.). I looked for it before but never found it. I am sure it is missing though. My interior lights on my enclosed trailer do not work and they worked when my 99 was plugged into it.

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The fuse goes in the engine compartment fuse block. I think its called Accessory A & Accessory B if I remember correctly. It says in your owners manual which two feed the trailer.

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The fuse for my '03 came with the harness I bought from the dealer. It was a 40 amp fuse and it went into the Slot 1 space in the Underhood Fuse Block. The Slot 1 space in mine had a red plastic piece in it to keep dirt out I guess. I think all it does is supply the hot 12v lead in the 7 pin hitch connector for trailer interior lights etc.

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Thanks guys, it blows my mind that it did not come taped to the harness like my 99 did. Probably just another 03 "cutback" (like underhood lights, etc.) to save a dime at GM.

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I didn't get a fuse on my 03 either.

So far I've taken two trips to the dealer and they still can't figure out which one makes it work.

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My 03 did not come with one either and the dealer wont give me one (cheap SOB, all I got extra with my trailering package was that 7pin round to 4 pin flat converter plug). No extra harness for connecting a trailer brake and no fuse. If I knew the Littlefuse or Bussman p/n I would "check" at work...

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My 03 did not come with one either and the dealer wont give me one (cheap SOB, all I got extra with my trailering package was that 7pin round to 4 pin flat converter plug). No extra harness for connecting a trailer brake and no fuse.  If I knew the Littlefuse or Bussman p/n I would "check" at work...

 

 

 

 

 

Just checked my fuse that came taped to the harness and it is a Littlefuse brand and the number on it is 495, it is a 32volt 40 amp fuse.

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The fuse for my '03 came with the harness I bought from the dealer. It was a 40 amp fuse and it went into the Slot 1 space in the Underhood Fuse Block. The Slot 1 space in mine had a red plastic piece  in it to keep dirt out I guess. I think all it does is supply the hot 12v lead in the 7 pin hitch connector for trailer interior lights etc.

 

 

 

 

I think the fuse is mostly for the trailer brakes, 40amps seems high for just interior lights. Plus it comes with the trailer brake control harness. I may be wrong but that is what I understood it to be for.

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Just checked my fuse that came taped to the harness and it is a Littlefuse brand and the number on it is 495, it is a 32volt 40 amp fuse.

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks that is what I needed. Now to see if they stock them at work...

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