Foxwell NT301 P1682 Code Diagnosis

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This image displays a close-up, high-angle shot of a handheld automotive diagnostic scanner tool, specifically a Foxwell NT301 model, resting on a textured, beige fabric surface.

**The Device:**
* **Branding:** The brand name "FOXWELL" is printed in white capital letters at the top center of the device, just above the screen.
* **Screen:** The device features a backlit LCD screen with an orange border.
* **Top Left:** A small blue circle with a white question mark inside.
* **Top Right:** The text "1/2" indicates this is the first page of diagnostic information.
* **Main Display:** Large white text reads "P0522". Below that, smaller text reads "$07E8 Generic".
* **Description:** Below the code, the text explains the issue: "Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/" on one line and "Switch Low" on the line below. There are dotted underlines beneath the code.
* **Model Info:** Below the screen, white text reads "OBDII/EOBD" on the left and "NT 301" on the right.
* **Indicator Lights:** Just below the model text is a row of three indicator icons: a green circle with a checkmark, a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, and a red circle with an exclamation point.
* **Buttons:** The lower half of the device is bright orange with black rubber buttons.
* **Upper Navigation:** There is a "READ" button with an upward arrow, an "ERASE" button with a downward arrow, a left arrow button, and a right arrow button.
* **Center:** A light blue rectangular button labeled "I/M".
* **Lower Navigation:** A "BACK" button with a left arrow, a "HELP" button, and an "ENTER" button with a right arrow.
* **Bottom:** A small, red, square button is visible at the very bottom center.
* **Cable:** A black cable extends from the top of the device, curving upwards out of the frame.

**The Background:**
* The device is lying on a surface that appears to be car upholstery. It is a light beige or tan color with a distinct woven, basket-weave texture.]
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[The user sent an image~ Here's what I can see:
This image displays a close-up, high-angle shot of a handheld automotive diagnostic scanner tool, specifically a Foxwell NT301, resting on a textured, beige fabric surface (likely car upholstery).

**The Device:**
* **Branding:** The brand name "FOXWELL" is printed in white capital letters at the top of the device, just above the screen. Below the screen, the text "OBDII/EOBD" and the model number "NT 301" are visible.
* **Screen:** The LCD screen is illuminated and displays diagnostic trouble code (DTC) information.
* In the top right corner, the number "2/2" indicates this is the second page of results.
* The primary code is displayed in large white text: **P1682**.
* Below that, in smaller text, is **$07E8 GM**, indicating the code is specific to General Motors vehicles.
* The description of the code is written in blue text: **Driver 5 Line 2**.
* There are visible smudges and fingerprints on the screen surface.
* **Buttons and Interface:** The device has a black and orange color scheme.
* **Indicator Lights:** Just below the screen is a row of three indicator lights: a green checkmark, a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, and a red circle with an exclamation point.
* **Navigation Keys:** There are black arrow keys labeled **READ** (up arrow) and **ERASE** (down arrow). To the left and right of the central button are left and right arrow keys.
* **Central Button:** A light blue button in the center is labeled **I/M**.
* **Bottom Keys:** Below the navigation cluster are three buttons: a left arrow labeled **BACK**, a button labeled **HELP**, and a right arrow labeled **ENTER**.
* **Power Button:** At the very bottom center, there is a small red button.
* **Cable:** A black cable extends from the top of the device, curving out of the frame.

**The Background:**
* The device is lying on a light beige or tan fabric with a distinct woven texture, typical of car seats or floor mats. The lighting appears to be natural or indoor ambient light, casting soft shadows to the left of the device.]
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Based on the visual evidence, this is a close-up photograph of a vehicle's door jamb safety certification label, commonly known as the VIN sticker.

**Surroundings and Background:**
* **Car Door:** The dominant background is a glossy, dark blue (possibly navy or black) car door panel. The surface shows signs of wear, including dust, minor scratches, and reflections of light.
* **Interior Panel:** To the right of the sticker, a section of beige or tan interior paneling (likely part of the dashboard or door trim) is visible. It has a textured, pebbled surface.
* **Ground:** At the very bottom, a small portion of the ground is visible, appearing to be asphalt or gravel, suggesting the photo was taken outdoors.

**The Sticker (Label) Details:**
The sticker is a white rectangular label with black printed text and a gold logo.

* **Top Left:**
* A gold square with the letters "**GM**" (General Motors logo).
* Below the logo: "**GVWR 2994KG(6600LB)**" (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating).
* Below that: "**GAWR FRONT 1474KG(3250LB) GAWR RR 2414KG(5300LB)**" (Gross Axle Weight Rating Front and Rear).
* **Top Right:**
* "**MFD BY GENERAL MOTORS CORP.**"
* Below that: "**04/05**" (Likely the manufacturing date: April 2005).
* **Main Body Text:**
* A standard disclaimer: "**VEHICLE SAFETY COMPLIES WITH ALL APPLICABLE U.S. FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS IN EFFECT ON THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE.**"
* **Vehicle Identification:**
* **VIN:** "**1GKEC13J97J46798**" (Note: The 10th digit appears to be a 9, suggesting a 1999 model, but the date code 04/05 suggests 2005. If the digit is a 5, it's a 2005 model. Given the tire specs, a 2005 Tahoe is likely).
* **MODEL:** "**C1500**"
* **TYPE:** "**M.P.V.**" (Multi-Purpose Vehicle)
* **Tire and Rim Information Table:**
* Headers: "**COHU**" (This text is slightly blurry, possibly a code), "**TIRE SIZE**", "**SPEED RAT**".
* **FT (Front):** "**P265/70R17**", Speed Rating "**S**".
* **RR (Rear):** "**P265/70R17**", Speed Rating "**S**".
* **SPA (Spare):** "**17X8.5J**" (This appears to be the rim size for the spare).
* **RIM:** "**12X7.5J**" (This appears to be the rim size for the main tires, though the first digit is slightly ambiguous, likely a 17 given the vehicle type). *Correction*: Looking closely, the text under "RIM" looks like "17X7.5J" or "12X7.5J". Given the tire size P265/70R17, a 17-inch rim is standard.
* **Cold Tire Pressure:**
* **FRT (Front):** "**210KPA(30PSI)**"
* **RR (Rear):** "**210KPA(30PSI)**"
* **SPA (Spare):** "**240KPA(35PSI)**"
* **Bottom Left:**
* "**SEE OWNER'S MANUAL FOR MORE INFORMATION.**" accompanied by a small symbol.
* **Bottom Center:**
* "**F 282 T 526**" (Likely production codes).]
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[The user sent an image~ Here's what I can see:
Based on the visual evidence, this is a close-up photograph of a vehicle specification sticker, likely located on the B-pillar or door jamb of a dark blue vehicle. The sticker is white with black text and is slightly angled. To the right, a beige interior panel is visible, and at the bottom right, gravel is visible on the ground.

Here is a detailed breakdown of the text and data on the sticker, reading from top to bottom, left to right:

**Header and Manufacturer Info:**
* **Top Left:** The square "GM" logo.
* **Top Right:** "MFD BY GENERAL MOTORS CORP."
* **Date Code:** "04/06" (indicating April 2006 manufacture) is located on the right side, lower down.

**Vehicle Specifications (Right Side Block):**
* **GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating):** 2994KG(6600LB)
* **GAWR FRT (Gross Axle Weight Rating Front):** 1474KG(3250LB)
* **GAWR RR (Gross Axle Weight Rating Rear):** 1724KG(3800LB)

**Safety Statement:**
* "THIS VEHICLE CONFORMS TO ALL APPLICABLE U.S. FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS IN EFFECT ON THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE SHOWN ABOVE."

**Vehicle Identification:**
* **VIN (Vehicle Identification Number):** 1GKEC13J7J146798 (This VIN indicates a 2006 Chevrolet Tahoe/Suburban).
* **MODEL:** CQHU

**Tire Information Table:**
The table lists specifications for different tire positions.
* **Headers:** TIRE SIZE, SPEED RTG, RIM, COLD TIRE PRESSURE.
* **Row 1 (RR - Rear Right/Rear):**
* Tire Size: P26570R17
* Speed Rating: S
* Rim: 17X7.5J
* Pressure: 240KPA(35PSI)
* **Row 2 (FRT - Front):**
* Tire Size: P26570R17
* Speed Rating: S
* Rim: 17X7.5J
* Pressure: 210KPA(30PSI)
* **Row 3 (SPA - Spare):**
* Tire Size: P26570R17
* Speed Rating: S
* Rim: 17X7.5J
* Pressure: 210KPA(30PSI)

**Footer:**
* **Bottom Left:** An icon of an open book with the text "SEE OWNER'S MANUAL FOR MORE INFORMATION."
* **Bottom Center:** "F 282 T 526" (likely part or manufacturing codes).]
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Parts and labor, also what does these codes mean, can you find YouTube videos on self repairing also?

Assistant

I see you've shared images of automotive diagnostic codes and a VIN sticker. Let me help you understand these codes and find repair resources.

**Foxwell NT301 Diagnostic Code: P1682**
- This is a **GM-specific code** (General Motors)
- **"Driver 5 Line 2"** typically relates to vehicle communication networks or module programming issues
- Often indicates problems with the vehicle's computer programming, key fobs, or diagnostic communication

**However, I notice there are multiple images with different codes:**
- One shows **P0522** (Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch Low)
- Another shows **P1682** (Driver 5 Line 2)

Could you clarify **which vehicle** and **which diagnostic trouble code** you need repair guidance for? Also, is this for a specific vehicle (I see a 2006 Chevrolet Tahoe VIN in one image)?

While you confirm, let me search for YouTube repair videos for the most common codes:

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Assistant

Here are the key repair videos I found for both codes:

## **P1682 - Driver 5 Line 2 (GM Vehicles)**

**Primary Causes:**
- Bad relay / blown fuse (ECM/IGN)
- Faulty ignition switch wiring (open/short)
- Bad ECM (Engine Control Module)

**YouTube Repair Videos:**
1. [Causes and Fixes GM / Chevy P1682](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaO6Ff5_vlQ) - Most comprehensive
2. [P1682 Ignition 1 switch circuit](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZFTjjczhPg) - Focus on dash fuse box issues
3. [2008 Pontiac G6 P1682](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD2xQGAL1_E) - Detailed walkthrough

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## **P0522 - Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch Low**

**Primary Causes:**
- Low oil level or wrong oil type
- Faulty oil pressure sensor or wiring
- Oil blockage or clogged pickup tube

**YouTube Repair Videos:**
1. [P0522 Code: Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajetN4aL6Tk) - Basic diagnostics
2. [How To Fix P0522](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiUbTjUybaY) - Voltage troubleshooting
3. [Understanding Fault Code P0522](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UTOmGG3JAQ) - In-depth explanation

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**For Parts & Labor Estimates:**
- **Oil pressure sensor**: $50-150 parts, 1-2 hours labor
- **ECM/fuse/relay issues**: Variable depending on component

**Would you like me to:**
1. Get more specific video content about either code?
2. Research parts/labor for a specific vehicle (2006 Tahoe or other)?
3. Look up self-diagnostic procedures using your Foxwell NT301?

User

Vehicle is a 2007 GMC YUKON

Assistant

**2007 GMC Yukon Diagnostic: P1682 & P0522**

Let me get specific repair information for your Yukon:

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\nHow to fix a GM or Chevrolet P1682 engine Code: Driver 5 Line 2 \"Ignition 1 Switch Circuit 2.\" There are two ignition voltages supplied to the ECM. \nThe first ignition voltage (Ignition-1) supplies a constant voltage to the ECM even when the key is off.\nThe second ignition voltage (Ignition-2) supplies voltage when the key is on. \nA P1682 Code is set when there is a voltage difference between these two circuits.\n\nPossible Causes of a P1682 Code:\nBad Relay / Blown Fuse (ECM / IGN)\nFaulty Ignition Switch\nWiring (Open Short)\nBad ECM ('U' code U0100)\n\nBy using this information user assumes all risk of use.\n

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\n\n## Transcript\n\nso today I'm talking about a GM or Chevy\nwith the p1682 code what it is and how\nyou go about fixing it and so what is a\np1682 code well it's a driver 5 line 2\nand depending on the scan tool you might\nalso get an ignition one switch circuit\nto but what does this all mean well\nbasically there's two ignition voltages\none ignition voltage is going to always\nbe on it's going to always be hot and\nthis voltage helps Supply what they call\nkeep alive memory which is things such\nas throttle learn things like seed\nadjustments or basically anything that\nyou would lose when you removed the\nbattery cable you would lose voltage to\nthese different things so there's\ncertain things that are always getting\nvoltage and this going to be ignition\none and then there's a second ignition\nvoltage that only comes on when you turn\nthe key into the on position and so when\nyou put the key in the onos you're going\nto get another ignition voltage which is\ngoing to supply voltage to other things\nand for some reason these two ignition\nvoltages are not the same they're\ndifferent and the computer seeing this\nso it's sending out this p1682 code and\none thing about a p1682 code is that\nsometimes it can be kind of difficult to\ntroubleshoot because you can't be\ndealing with wiring and circuits and\ndifferent things like this which\nsometimes can be kind of problematic to\ntroubleshoot if you do have to start\ntroubleshooting voltages and different\nthings like this be sure to get\nschematics and diagrams for your\nspecific GM or Chevrolet vehicle because\nthere can't be differences but just keep\nin mind that sometimes this can be kind\nof hard to troubleshoot and so what are\nsome possible causes of a p1682 code\nwell the first thing is that there could\nbe a bad relay or a blown fuse or\nsomething like this so you can't go\ncheck all the fuses and relays and see\nif they're any good which fuses and\nrelays to check is going to be different\nit's going to depend on the year the\nvehicle things like this but basically\ncheck anything that says like ignition\nor ECM or anything like this you want to\ngo through and make sure none of those\nfuses are blowing and all those related\nrelays are good the next thing that\ncould cause this is that the ignition\nswitch went bad and it needs to be\nreplaced if anything goes wrong inside\nthat ignition switch with the contacts\nor the connections or anything like this\nthen it can cause problems then it's\ngoing to cause issues so the next thing\nthat could cause this is a bad ignition\nswitch and the next thing that could\ncause this is that there's something\nwrong inside the wiring like an open or\nshort and this is going to include all\nthe wires up around the ignition switch\none of these connectors might not be\nmaking a good contact or one of these\nwires inside the harness might have\npulled out a little bit or something\nalong these lines and all the ignition\nwires going up over to the fuse box and\naround to the ECM and things like this\nbut the next thing on the list is that\nthere's some kind of wiring problem and\nthe last thing on the list is going to\nbe that the engine control modules\nhaving an issue and this isn't too\ncommon usually it's going to be\nsomething else going to be inside the\nwiring or a bad ignition switch or\nsomething like that but it is possible\nthat it's gone bad usually when there's\nsome kind of issue with the engine\ncontrol module you're going to get other\ncodes like U codes like U one0 or\nsomething like that not all the time it\ncould be that just that one specific\ncircuit is failed but usually if there\nis a problem with the engine control\nmodule you're going to get other codes\nso if you are getting other codes be\nsure to pay attention to that and so\nthat's basically it I just want to give\na basic overview of how you go about\nfixing a GM or shevy with the p16 A2\ncode if you have anything to add please\ncomment down below if you have any\nquestions ask me I'll try to answer them\nthis video helps you please click like\nplease click subscribe and have a good\nday",
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\nHow to fix P0522 engine code: Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch Low Voltage \nA P0522 code is set when the computer (ECM/PCM) detects that engine oil pressure is low. \nAn oil pressure switch uses a spring with that will release when the pressure is wrong. \nAn oil pressure sensor works through resistance, which can rise or fall depending on the pressure. \n\nPossible Causes of a P0522 Code:\nLow Oil - Wrong Type of Oil - Clogged Oil Passages \nBad Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch \nWiring (Open Short)\n\nBy using this information user assumes all risk of use. \nwww.backyardmechanic.org\n

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**For your 2007 GMC Yukon - Repair Information:**

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## **P0522: Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch Low**

**Parts & Labor:**
| Item | Cost Range |
|------|------------|
| Oil Pressure Sensor | $50-$100 |
| Labor | $150-$300 |
| **Total** | **$200-$400** |

**DIY Difficulty:** Moderate (sensor location varies - some require removing other components)

**Quick Fix:** Check oil level first - if low, top it off and clear codes before replacing the sensor.

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## **P1682: Driver 5 Line 2 (Ignition 1 Switch Circuit 2)**

**Most Likely Causes:**
1. **Blown ECM/IGN fuse** - Check fuse box first (fastest fix)
2. **Faulty ignition switch** - $150-$300 + labor
3. **Wiring issues** in ignition switch area
4. **Bad ECM** - last resort ($500+)

**YouTube Video:** [P1682 Repair Guide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaO6Ff5_vlQ) - 3:09, 192k+ views

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## **Self-Repair Approach for Your YUKON:**

**For P0522 (oil pressure):**
1. Check oil level and type
2. Inspect sensor wiring (located on engine block)
3. Replace sensor if faulty

**For P1682 (ignition):**
1. **Check fuses first** - especially ECM/IGN relays
2. Test ignition switch power with multimeter
3. Check connections at dash fuse box

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Instrument Panel Fuse Block | |\n| --- | --- |\n| Type | | Description |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Fuse MICRO2
20A | | AUX PWR2
Rear Cargo Area Power Outlets |\n| Fuse MICRO2
2A | | SWC BKLT
Steering Wheel Controls Backlight |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | DDM
Driver Door Module |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | CTSY
Dome Lamps, Driver's Side Turn Signal |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | LT STOP TRN
Driver's Side Turn Signal, Stoplamp
[View problems with the brake light fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/brake-light-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
10A | | DIM
Instrument Panel Back Lighting |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | RT STOP TRN
Passenger's Side Turn Signal, Stoplamp
[View problems with the brake light fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/brake-light-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
10A | | BCM
Body Control Module |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | UNLCK2
Power Door Lock 2 (Unlock Feature) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | LCK2
Power Door Lock 2 (Lock Feature) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | STOP LAMPS
Stoplamps, Center-High Mounted Stoplamp
[View problems with the brake light fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/brake-light-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
30A | | REAR HVAC
Rear Climate Controls |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | PDM
Passenger Door Module, Universal Home Remote System |\n| Fuse MICRO2
20A | | AUX PWR
Accessory Power Outlets
[View problems with the cigarette lighter fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/cigarette-lighter-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Circuit breaker ATO | | LT DR\\_CB
Driver's Side Power Window Circuit Breaker |\n| Fuse MICRO2
20A | | REAR SEAT
Rear Seats |\n| Fuse MICRO2
10A | | IS LPS
Interior Lamps |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | UNLCK1
Power Door Lock 1 (Unlock Feature) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
10A | | OBS DET
Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist, Power Liftgate |\n| Fuse MICRO2
15A | | LCK1
Power Door Lock 1 (Lock Feature) |\n| Fuse MICRO2
25A | | REAR WPR
Rear Wiper |\n| Fuse MICRO2
30A | | COOLED SEATS
Not Used |\n| Fuse MICRO2
10A | | DSM
Driver Seat Module, Remote Keyless Entry System |\n| Connector | | LT DR
Driver's Door Harness Connection |\n| Connector | | BODY
Harness Connector |\n| Connector | | BODY1
Harness Connector |\n\n[![](https://static.startmycar.com/images/home/trucks-ad.png?v=4241e3)](https://trucks.startmycar.com/?utm_source=startmycar.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=fuseboxbtn)\n\nCenter Instrument Panel Fuse Block\n\n| ![Center Instrument Panel Fuse Block](https://images.startmycar.com/legos/fusebox-thumbnails/fusebox-gmc-yukon-2007-genid-g3-1.webp)
Center Instrument Panel Fuse Block | |\n| --- | --- |\n| Type | | Description |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Connector | | BODY 2
Body Harness Connector 2 |\n| Connector | | BODY 1
Body Harness Connector 1 |\n| Connector | | BODY 3
Body Harness Connector 3 |\n| Connector | | HEADLINER 3
Headliner Harness Connector 3 |\n| Connector | | HEADLINER 2
Headliner Harness Connector 2 |\n| Connector | | HEADLINER 1
Headliner Harness Connector 1 |\n| Connector | | BRAKE CLUTCH
Brake Clutch Harness Connector |\n| Connector | | SEO/UPFITTER
Special Equipment Option Upfitter Harness Connector |\n| Circuit breaker ATO | | CB1
Passenger's Side Power Window Circuit Breaker |\n| Circuit breaker ATO | | CB2
Passenger's Seat Circuit Breaker |\n| Circuit breaker ATO | | CB3
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Underhood Fuse Block | |\n| --- | --- |\n| Type | | Description |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Fuse MINI
30A | | 2
Electronic Stability Suspensión Control, Automatic Level Control Exhaust |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 3
Left Trailer Stop/Turn Lamp |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 4
Engine Controls |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 5
Engine Control Module, Throttle Control |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 6
Right Trailer Stop/Turn Lamp |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 7
Front Washer |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 8
Oxygen Sensors |\n| Fuse MINI
25A | | 9
Anti-lock Brakes System 2 |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 10
Trailer Back-up Lamps |\n| Fuse MINI
20A | | 11
Driver's Side Low-Beam Headlamp
[View problems with the headlight fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/headlight-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 12
Engine Control Module (Battery) |\n| Fuse MINI
20A | | 13
Fuel Injectors, Ignition Coils (Right Side) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 14
Transmission Control Module (Battery) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 15
Vehicle Back-up Lamps |\n| Fuse MINI
20A | | 16
Passenger's Side Low-Beam Headlamp
[View problems with the headlight fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/headlight-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 17
Air Conditioning Compressor
[View problems with the air conditioning fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/air-conditioning-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 18
Oxygen Sensors |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 19
Transmission Controls (Ignition) |\n| Fuse MINI
20A | | 20
Fuel Pump
[View problems with the fuel pump fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/fuel-pump-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 22
Rear Washer |\n| Fuse MINI
20A | | 23
Fuel Injectors, Ignition Coils (Left Side) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 24
Trailer Park Lamps |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 25
Driver's Side Park Lamps |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 26
Passenger's Side Park Lamps |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 27
Fog Lamps
[View problems with the fog light fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/fog-light-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 28
Horn
[View problems with the horn fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/horn-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 29
Passenger's Side High-Beam Headlamp
[View problems with the headlight fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/headlight-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 30
Daytime Running Lamps
[View problems with the headlight fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/headlight-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 31
Driver's Side High-Beam Headlamp
[View problems with the headlight fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/headlight-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 32
Daylight Running Lamps 2 |\n| Fuse MINI
30A | | 33
Sunroof
[View problems with the sunroof fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/sunroof-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
2A | | 34
Key Ignition System, Theft Deterrent System |\n| Fuse MINI
25A | | 35
Windshield Wiper |\n| Fuse MINI
30A | | 36
SEO B2 Upfitter Usage (Battery) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 37
Electric Adjustable Pedals |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 38
Climate Controls (Battery) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 39
Airbag System (Ignition)
[View problems with the starter fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/starter-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
30A | | 40
Amplifier |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 41
Audio System
[View problems with the radio fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/radio-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 42
Four-Wheel Drive |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 43
Miscellaneous (Ignition), Rear Vision Camera, Cruise Control |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 44
Liftgate Release |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 45
OnStar, Rear Seat Entertainment Display |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 46
Instrument Panel Cluster |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 49
Auxiliary Climate Control (Ignition), Compass-Temperature Mirror |\n| Fuse MINI
30A | | 50
Rear Defogger |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 51
Airbag System (Battery) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 52
SEO B1 Upfitter Usage (Battery) |\n| Fuse MINI
20A | | 53
Cigarette Lighter, Auxiliary Power Outlet
[View problems with the cigarette lighter fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/cigarette-lighter-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 54
Automatic Level Control Compressor Relay, SEO Upfitter Usage |\n| Fuse MINI
10A | | 55
Climate Controls (Ignition)
[View problems with the starter fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/starter-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse MINI
15A | | 56
Engine Control Module, Secondary Fuel Pump (Ignition) |\n| Fuse FMX/JCase
40A | | 60
Cooling Fan 1
[View problems with the cooling fan fuse...](https://www.startmycar.com/us/gmc/yukon/info/fusebox/2007/cooling-fan-fuse#problems-article) |\n| Fuse FMX/JCase
40A | | 61
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**2007 GMC Yukon - Specific Repair Guide**

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## **Oil Pressure Sensor (P0522) - Location & Fix**

**Location:** Back of engine, near oil filter housing (follow fuel line down)

**YouTube Video:** [07 Yukon oil pressure switch location](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5yLNbaOADE) - 7:36, 17.5k views
- Sensor is behind/over intake - accessible with swivel socket
- **Key tip:** Change BOTH sensor AND filter (small screen inside)

**Parts/Labor:**
- Sensor: $35-80 (RockAuto/O'Reilly)
- Labor: $150-300 (dealer)

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## **P1682 - Fuses to Check FIRST**

**Underhood Fuse Box** (driver's side, near brake fluid reservoir):
| Fuse # | Amp | Function |
|--------|-----|----------|
| **5** | 15A | **Engine Control Module** |
| **56** | 15A | **Engine Control Module (Ignition)** |
| **12** | 10A | **ECM Battery Power** |

**Instrument Panel Fuse Block** (driver's door):
| Fuse | Amp | Function |
|------|-----|----------|
| **43** | 10A | **Miscellaneous (Ignition)** |

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## **DIY Repair Order (Test First):**

1. **Check fuses** - replace any blown
2. **Verify oil level** and type
3. **Test oil pressure** - sensor reads 3 PSI vs 174 PSI (from video)
4. **Swap sensor** - best DIY fix

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## **Parts Sources:**
- **AC Delco oil pressure sensor** (OEM): ~$80
- **Duralast (AutoZone)**: ~$45
- **Import direct**: ~$35

**Need me to look up specific part numbers or find a local parts store near Gary, IN?**