Where is the Chmsl fuse?

Where is the Chmsl fuse?

Registered. Should be a 10amp fuse labeled VEH CHMSL (center high mounted stop light) In the interior fuse panel on the left side of the dash.

What is led Chmsl?

This general approach — of reducing the lag in communication between the drivers — led to the development of the center high-mounted stop lamp (CHMSL)….CHMSL.

What does CHMSL stand for on a fuse box?

CHMSL = Center High Mounted Stop Light (or Lamp, if you so prefer). A GM lighting technology, the Center High Mounted Stop Lamp is the horizontal stop light that typically sits at or near the top of a vehicle, and helps following vehicles better see a vehicle that’s applying its brakes and slowing.

What does CHMSL stand for?

Center High Mounted Stop Lamps
Center High Mounted Stop Lamps (CHMSL) have been standard equipment on all new passenger cars sold in the United States since model year 1986 and all new light trucks since model year 1994, as required by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 108.

Why is my Oldsmobile Bravada AWD not working?

A family member owns a 2002 Oldsmobile Bravada AWD with the L-6 engine. The extended warranty has just expired and the AWD appears to have stopped functioning. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who said there is nothing wrong with the AWD, but the tires should be replaced.

How does the service AWD light work on an Oldsmobile?

With all four wheels off the ground, the “service AWD” light can be triggered by spinning the rear wheels at 15-30 mph. The front wheels turn, but can be held from turning by hand. 3.

How does service AWD work on a Bravada?

1. In deep snow the front wheels do not turn. The “service AWD” light can be triggered by spinning the rear wheels at 15-25 mph. 2. With all four wheels off the ground, the “service AWD” light can be triggered by spinning the rear wheels at 15-30 mph. The front wheels turn, but can be held from turning by hand.