Help with Upfitter switch fuses???
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Yeah I'm sorry too guys. It was a little problem three years ago, something simple I just don't remember. No games being played on my part, and I hope no one(well maybe one person) thought otherwise. I guess I could have said it was a ground issue, fuse, loose wire but after three years I simply don't recall. I should have never responded to such an old thread, lesson learned..........
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No worries, you never made a mistake at all.
Don't apologize. I think things got misread and I hope 69cj was misunderstood or maybe having a bad day? Glad you got your issue sorted and I understand that you're not playing games. Cheers
Don't apologize. I think things got misread and I hope 69cj was misunderstood or maybe having a bad day? Glad you got your issue sorted and I understand that you're not playing games. Cheers
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Darn, having same problem. Lights on upfitter switches comes on but no power output. I thought it was just my #3 switch which controls my Light bar but #1 (high idle) doesn't work either. FWIW - when fuse #44 was pulled the upfitter indicator lights on the switches went out.
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There are also fuses in the upfitter switch module that installs on the driver side of the instrument panel near the parking brake. The fuse for the upfitter switch module on the passenger side is for the entire module, not for the individual circuits. Chances are you have a blown fuse at the upfitter switch module itself.
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From: Gig Em, Tx
There are also fuses in the upfitter switch module that installs on the driver side of the instrument panel near the parking brake. The fuse for the upfitter switch module on the passenger side is for the entire module, not for the individual circuits. Chances are you have a blown fuse at the upfitter switch module itself.
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I believe that F44 is for the control power to the switches, which energises the relays. F9 is the power fuse for the #3 Switch.
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All checked and OK.
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says fuse #9 in the fuse panel in the front passenger footwell, behind that plastic panel.
I assume the UF switch light still lights.
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Haven't done any other troubleshooting but all switches seem to be working now. Go figure.
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I can't seem to find the fuse panel on the passenger side
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From: Pflugerville, tx
inside the vehicle, on the passenger side, under the dash, on the right side, remove the panel between the door edge and the floor
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