I’m having some trouble with my license plate lights. They don’t seem to be working, and it’s pretty frustrating, especially since I need to pass inspection soon. I’ve done a bit of troubleshooting and checked the bulbs, but I’m starting to think it might be an issue with the fuse.
Does anyone know which fuse is specifically for the license plate lights on Chevrolet vehicles? A diagram would be super helpful if possible.
Things I’ve Tried:
Checked the bulbs: Replaced them, and they still don’t work.
Looked into the fuse box: I noticed there are multiple fuses, but I’m not entirely sure which one I should be checking.
Additional Info:
Model and Year: I have a Chevy Silverado, 2016 model.
Previous Issues: Had some electrical issues before, but nothing related to the lights directly.
I would really appreciate any advice or insights on this. Anyone else run into this issue or have any tips? Thanks in advance!
To identify the fuse for the license plate lights on your Chevy, check your owner’s manual. It usually lists the fuse box layout and specifies which fuse corresponds to the lights.
To check the license plate lights, look for the fuse specifically labeled for them in your fuse box. It’s often the same fuse as the tail lights. If your tail lights are also out, you probably have a blown fuse.
Great tip! Additionally, if you find that the fuse is intact but the lights aren’t working, it might be an issue with the wiring or the bulbs themselves.
I had a similar issue with my Chevy. The fuse for the license plate lights is usually a 15 amp fuse. It’s crucial to replace it with the correct amperage.