2009 Colorado or Canyon Fuse Box Replacement pt. 2.

[@REG3305]

Thank you. Didn't realize to unscrew the 4 bolts on the connectors. Was trying to finagle the box around with the connectors attached...

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Nice explanation! Easy to follow. Glad it all worked out.

[@troymorris2105]

your getting better at these videos, love the bonus footage. maybe add some bloopers at the end too,lol. might be fun? Ralph.

[@PhillipBailey]

Bloopers... I do those live...

[@jgeorges3061]

PHILLIP, thanks for the follow up good fix as always.cheeeers

[@pullordienow8392]

I was getting almost half a volt on those retaining bolts? Guess i should check it out.

[@thefrostypineapple9780]

Heya, nice video! I have a question though, do you have any tips on removing the one clip that is near the wheel well? I can’t fit anything in there to pop it out, and I cannot push down the rest of the fuse box now. Thanks in advance!

[@PhillipBailey]

If you are referring to the clips that retain tge fuse panel against the left fender I used a hooked tool to pull up and out on them at tge same time. Hope this helps you.

[@brettmahoney9906]

You can get to it from the wheel well if you look under

[@stelthcamo357]

My I had a draw of 70ma I remote the tbc fuse it dropped to 10ma what could my problem be

[@humlocker]

would you had just replace the crank fuse, I am having the problem on my 2016 colorado not cranking but replace the whole fuse box can also clear things but it will cost you more.

[@PhillipBailey]

It wasn't just a single fuse. There were multiple fuses and relay connections corroded. It is very important to make sure the cover is on the fuse box. This one was missing.

[@yahirn1981]

whats the software you use for scan ?

[@PhillipBailey]

I'm using a Snap-on Verus Edge scanner

[@tooldiebum]

I know right