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Looking for the GMC Sierra fuse box location and fuse diagrams?
In this Auto User Manual video, we cover GMC Sierra model years 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013, showing you exactly where each fuse box is located and how to read the fuse layout correctly.

This guide is perfect if you’re dealing with electrical issues such as headlights not working, power windows or door locks failing, radio or infotainment problems, trailer lights not working, or repeatedly blown fuses.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Video

✅ Interior fuse box location (driver-side dashboard / side panel)
✅ Engine compartment (under-hood) fuse box location
✅ Fuse box diagrams & layout explanation
✅ Common fuse functions (headlights, radio, AC, horn, power outlets, trailer wiring)
✅ How to identify and replace a blown fuse
✅ Correct fuse ratings & safety tips
✅ Differences across Sierra GMT900 platform years (2007–2013)

🚘 Supported GMC Sierra Models

• Sierra 1500 / 2500HD / 3500HD
• Base, SLE, SLT, Denali
• Gasoline & Duramax Diesel engines
• 2WD & 4WD
• Model Years 2007–2013

⚠️ Before Replacing Any Fuse

• Turn OFF ignition and accessories
• Replace only with the same amperage rating
• Never bypass or oversize a fuse
• If a fuse blows again, inspect wiring or related components

📌 Why This Guide Is Useful

This video is ideal for DIY truck owners, mechanics, fleet users, and GMC Sierra owners who want a clear, visual fuse box reference without searching through the owner’s manual.

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