Cadillac CT6 Fuse Box: What Each Fuse Does

From the 2020 Cadillac CT6 owner's manual. 3 fuse boxes listed.

Instrument panel fuse block

FuseCircuit
F1–
F2–
F3–
F4–
F5High-beam headlamps left/right
F6–
F7Front wiper
F8–
F9Instrument cluster/ Electric brake control module 1/Central gateway module ignition
F10–
F11Transmission control/Transfer case control module ignition
F12–
F13Front heated seats ignition
F14Exhaust valve solenoid
F15Rear heated seats ignition
F16Fuel tank zone module ignition
F17–
F18–
F19–
F20–
F21Heated steering wheel module/ Reflective light aux display/HVAC IGN/ Automatic occupant sensing display

Source: owner's manual, PDF page 304.

Engine compartment fuse block

FuseCircuit
F1Electric brake control module – 2
F2–
F3Headlamp/Daytime running lamps
F4Right cornering LED
F5–
F6Front short range radar sensors
F7Horn
F8Air conditioning clutch
F9–
F10–
F11Automatic headlamp leveling
F12Starter motor
F13Starter pinion
F14–
F15–
F16–
F17Cabin heater pump
F18Transmission auxiliary oil pump cooling
F19Engine control module ignition
F20Non walk
F21Ignition coils – even/ Non walk – 2
F22Engine control module ignition – 1
F23Transfer case control module
F24–
F25Ignition coils – odd

Source: owner's manual, PDF page 306.

Instrument panel fuse block

FuseCircuit
F1Auxiliary power outlet front console
F2Visor
F3Front blower
F4Body control module 8
F5Steering column switch module
F6Electric steering column lock
F7Glove box door
F8Front heated seat module
F9Sensing and diagnostic module
F10Body control module 4
F11Body control module 3
F12Data link connector
F13–
F14Electronic shifter
F15Front camera
F16Display
F17Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning control
F18OnStar
F19–
F20–
F21–
F22–
F23Central gateway module
F24Center stack module/ Infotainment

Source: owner's manual, PDF page 308.

Listings are copied as text from the manual's fuse tables (AI-assisted; every circuit name was matched against the cited pages 2026-10-18). Fuse layouts can differ by trim and year; check the label on the fuse box cover before replacing a fuse, and always use the same amp rating.

Confirm with your own manual, dipstick or door-jamb label.
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