RENAMED!! The adventures of Chase and his 2006 Yukon XL Denali!! Follow along on my travels!

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chevy529

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Been back reading your thread, saw the pics of the steering wheel buttons lit up and thought "How cool!"

Then it was "Wait a minute!" Are they SUPPOSED to be backlit?? Like from factory?

Cuz mine most assuredly aren't. So I never use them at night. Is there a fuse?

-22 here so I ain't going out to look. Got another 6" of snow yesterday and it's getting old .... and it's only January. :(
 

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Been back reading your thread, saw the pics of the steering wheel buttons lit up and thought "How cool!"

Then it was "Wait a minute!" Are they SUPPOSED to be backlit?? Like from factory?

Cuz mine most assuredly aren't. So I never use them at night. Is there a fuse?

-22 here so I ain't going out to look. Got another 6" of snow yesterday and it's getting old .... and it's only January. :(
Yes on the factory back lights
 

HiHoeSilver

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Been back reading your thread, saw the pics of the steering wheel buttons lit up and thought "How cool!"

Then it was "Wait a minute!" Are they SUPPOSED to be backlit?? Like from factory?

Cuz mine most assuredly aren't. So I never use them at night. Is there a fuse?

-22 here so I ain't going out to look. Got another 6" of snow yesterday and it's getting old .... and it's only January. :(

Probably just burned out. They're a bit of a PITA to change, but not too bad, just tight quarters.
 

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