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On the 2014 GMC Sierra, you can locate the headlamp fuse under the hood in the engine compartment fuse block. Specifically, the fuse panel in the engine compartment is situated on the far right side as you face the vehicle, next to the windshield wiper fluid reservoir and to the right of the brake fluid reservoir. The headlamp fuse is labeled as location 59. I suggest referring to a fuse block diagram for precise identification as its position can be a bit tricky to describe clearly. It is situated among a group of micro fuses, separate from others, next to a pair of J-Case fuses. If you experience issues with a blown fuse, it's advisable to inspect your wiring and other components as fuses typically do not blow randomly.
You can consider me clueless, but I couldn't find it in any of the three fuse panels. However, I did spot the HDLP LS RS 10-amp fuse in the slot 58 of the fuse panel located under the hood.
The fuse for the headlight on a 2014 GMC Sierra can be found on the front part of the dashboard, close to the door.
In my manual, it states that the headlights are controlled by micro fuse #59. However, the fuse box cover indicates that 59 is actually for the fuel pump micro relay, and 58 is for the left and right headlights. So, I am wondering where the relay itself is situated?
The label on my electric panel indicated "Fuel Pump" at 59.
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It's the 58th fuse, with 3 pins - one for the left headlight and one for the right headlight.
I can't locate the relay switch for my headlamp on my 2014 GMC Sierra. The only one I found under the hood is labeled as the fuel pump relay, and it's the same size as the one I bought from the parts store.
I have an issue where the right headlight of my car stopped working. I changed the bulb, but now only the low beam works and the high beam doesn't.