Chevrolet Blazer Fuse Box: What Each Fuse Does

From the 2026 Chevrolet Blazer owner's manual. 1 fuse box listed.

Rear Compartment Fuse Block

FuseCircuit
F1–
F2Trailer Battery
F3–
F4Spare/Rear Blower
F5Rear Drive Control 1
F6–
F7Right Window
F8Rear Window Defogger
F9Left Window
F10–
F11Trailer Reverse
F12–
F13–
F14–
F15–
F16–
F17–
F18–
F19–
F20Glove Box Door/ Trailer Stoplamp
F21–
F22–
F23–
F24–
F25–
F26Trailer Brake
F27Driver Ventilated Seat/Lumbar
F28Passive Entry/ Passive Start
F29–
F30Canister Vent
F31–
F32Heated Mirrors
F33–
F34Liftgate Module
F35Fuel Tank Zone Module
F36Passenger Ventilated Seat/Lumbar
F37–
F38Window Module
F39Rear Closure
F40Memory Seat Module
F41Automatic Occupancy Sensor
F42–
F43–
F44–
F45Liftgate Motor
F46Rear Heated Seats
F47–
F48–
F49–
F50–
F51–
F52Rear Drive Control 2/ Semi-active Dampening System Module
F53Video
F54External Object Calculating/Side Blind Zone Alert
F55–
F56Universal Remote/ Rain Sensor
F57Alarm Overhead Console/Theft Deterrent

Source: owner's manual, PDF pages 277, 278.

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.

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