Trying to ID a fuse in the trunk of a new Chevy car (2017). Called 3 dealers...and none of them know. Best I got was that the Techs use Alldata. Now the hunt is on for Alldata access I suppose. Thanks.

 

Signed up for a free trial. Maybe this will work.

 

I don't. But if your referring to the Camaro with the Duel Mode Exhaust, the fuse in the right rear of trunk on the quarter panel controls the solenoids. Default for the solenoids are open when start up occurs. A bad fuse will leave the exhaust in Loud mode. HTHs

 

No, working on a Cruze. Funny thing is I paid my dealer $99 for a diagnostic and they can't even tell me.

 

WHOOPS, well alrighty then.

 

Wow, this dealer is worthless. They are going to call me back 3 times now with a 0% success rate at doing so. They are "putting it back together" now for the past three hours. Car is literally sitting in the parking lot across the road from the service bays and has been since 7:45am. All they did was look in the trunk. Yikes...done with this place.

Still digging for the fuse ID. Will try ANOTHER dealer.

 

Getting funnier every second. This dealer says "12586671" is the part number. Question (Me): "Does this part # state location of fuse. GM Dealer: "No." Me: How do I know what that part # goes to?" GM Dealer: "You don't." Me: Thank you for trying to help me." GM Dealer: "Have a good day."

 

Strange. Doesn't seem to be a reference to a rear fuse block or a remote fuse in the owner manual.

https://my.chevrolet.com/content/dam/gmownercenter/gmna/dynamic/manuals/2017/Chevrolet/Cruze/2k17cruze1stPrint.pdf

Got a picture of it?

 

I took it to another shop today, so I can't get an image-just a smaller blade type than our 3Gs use. I think it is circuit 2740 for a battery sensor circuit. Now I have a lead on purpose.

 

I have alldata and Mitchell.

 

Pmd ya. I will give you a call tomorrow.

 

Thanks everyone. I found the information needed.