[SOLVED] trailer plug not working

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davidmeyer

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hello, I'm new to this and not sure if this is the right place for this. I have a 2016 gmc yukon denali and I only have 12 volt aux and left turn signal/brake on the plug. Have checked voltage on all pins and disconected harness and have same issue at the harness. any suggestions. thanks
 

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The underhood fusebox should have individual fuses for the trailer lights. Left turn/brake, right turn/brake, and running lights. The 12v AUX fuse is likely a larger J-Case fuse and you know that's working. Your owner's manual should have a diagram of the fusebox and the separate fuse positions.

Also verify that the ground connection is good in the 7-blade socket, because if that's not solid it may affect all of those circuits (and that can also depend on where you're getting your test ground).
 
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The underhood fusebox should have individual fuses for the trailer lights. Left turn/brake, right turn/brake, and running lights. The 12v AUX fuse is likely a larger J-Case fuse and you know that's working. Your owner's manual should have a diagram of the fusebox and the separate fuse positions.

Also verify that the ground connection is good in the 7-blade socket, because if that's not solid it may affect all of those circuits (and that can also depend on where you're getting your test ground).
thanks i'll check
 

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