I got a check sheet when they delivered mine. All of the boxes were checked though. But, I'm on my way to go check fuses right now.

Sure enough most of mine were loose too.

 

I never seen a check list. A runner had just pulled up to the front from the car wash, handed over the keys, and said "seeeeee ya!"

 

Your salesman didn't walk you around and incorrectly point out features and options before they handed over the keys? That's what happened to me. I just wanted to get my keys and away from the idiot because I new more about the vehicle than he did.

 

Not only didn't I get a walk around from sale rep, I was sent off with less than 1/8 tank of gas! When I went back, it took them over 1/2 hour to get me a slip to take to the nearest station and told me to put the "cheap stuff" in!

 

thanks for the heads up everyone, next time i am in parts with my friend at the delership i will have to check this out myslef.

 

Just checked mine and they were all loose. Thanks for this tip. It made me feel like one smart cookie to be able to waltz right out there, pop the hood, open up the fuse box and check it all out. (I'm kind of a girlie girl, so this is a big deal to me)

 

Thanks...we checked mine yesterday and every one of them was loose. Next time I'm at the dealer I'll let them know that they should be checked on all the new ones.

 

Make sure that checking the fuses is part of your maintenance when changing the oil. I had checked and reseated all the loose fuses after finding this info, and just for the hell of it, I rechecked them after having the oil changed. Had found some of them loosened up again.

 

Just saw this as well, and sure enough when I checked this afternoon, every single freaking one was loose. And I thought my Sonoma that I traded in was bad about loose fuses.

 

Checked mine last night and sure enough, almost everyone was loose.

Are there any placed elsewhere that should be checked?