The location of Your tail light fuse on the 2006 Chevrolet Silverado is going to be in the under-hood fuse panel. This will be labeled VEH STOP Fuse #17, for Vehicle Stop Lamps, and will be a 10 amp blade style fuse. If You inspect the fuse and find it hasn't been blown, but You don't have any tail lights, the next obvious step is to check the bulbs. If You're finding these are burning out frequently, this is typically because water is leaking into the light sockets from deteriorated seals, resulting in corrosion to the wires and connectors, which in turn leads to a bunch of dead bulbs.
Jayme J
July 16, 2020
The 2006 Chevy silverado tail light fuse is located inside the fuse box, inside the drivers side of the engine compartment.
Ramón ábila
June 20, 2022
If my break lights ain't working it ain't my fuse can it be my sensor on the brake pedal
Craig
April 30, 2023
I got 325.000 miles on my 2006 Chevy truck and it's still a workhorse. 3500 model
Mark
January 9, 2023
That sounds hard to believe 65 years old been driving GMC and Chevy trucks all my life and way less problems than Fords or Dodges.
Larry
February 28, 2022
Anyone that owns a Chivy needs 2of them 1 to 💩💩💩 on the other to cover it up with. We have brake lights turn signals just no tail lights sockets and wire appears to be in good shape. I guess Ilose.another.T shirt going in the gas tank . I'm fixing to get some enjoyment out of this truck finally. If anyone see a.smoke.ring In the sky you know why. When I got this truck it had 22,000 on it before it hit 25 .000 altornater when out then AC compressor, then the rear end 30, 000 had.to have brakes and rebuild transmission. I payed more to fix this c**p than what I did buying it. I think the only thing.thay is good on this truck is the steering wheel. But it has a knock on the lower end. I believe I am.goimg.to have a fireworks show. Totally more.enjoyanle time with it this.waynto it good bye chitroley. Iwill never buy another one,...
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