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Owner’s manual specs

2013 GMC Terrain Specs: Oil Capacity, Fluids & Fuse Box

Figures for the 2013 GMC Terrain, copied from GMC’s own owner’s manual. Every one links to the manual page it came from.

From the manufacturer’s manuals. Every figure here is copied from the manufacturer's own manual, with a link to the page it came from. Where a manual is unclear or contradicts itself, we leave the figure out.

Engines in this manual: 2.4L L4, 3.6L V6. Figures that differ by engine say which engine they are for.

Fluids & capacities

All engines

2.4L L4

3.6L V6

Oil life & reset procedures

Engine oil life system reset

Before you start

  • Reset the system whenever the engine oil is changed so that the system can calculate the next engine oil change.
  • Turn the ignition to ON/RUN, with the engine off.

Steps

  1. Turn the ignition to ON/RUN, with the engine off.
  2. Press the DIC MENU button to display the Vehicle Information menu.
  3. Press either the up or down arrows to view REMAINING OIL LIFE.
  4. Press the SET/CLR button until 100% is displayed.
  5. Turn the key to LOCK/OFF.

You’ll know it worked: The system is reset when the CHANGE ENGINE OIL SOON message goes off.

Operating the engine with the air cleaner/filter off can cause you or others to be burned.

when working on the engine and do not drive with the air cleaner/filter off.

Source: 2013 GMC Terrain and Terrain Denali Owner Manual, page 10-12

Fuse box locations & fuse chart

Engine Compartment Fuse Block

What each fuse protects

FuseAmpsProtectsSource
1—Cool Fan 1p.10-33
4—Power Windows - Rightp.10-33
5—Memory Seat Modulep.10-33
7—Instrument Panel Fuse Block 1p.10-33
8—Rear Defoggerp.10-33
9—Starterp.10-33
10—AIR Pump Motorp.10-33
11—Instrument Panel Fuse Block 2p.10-33
12—Sunroofp.10-33
13—Antilock Brake System Pumpp.10-33
14—Instrument Panel Fuse Block 3p.10-33
15—Power Windows - Leftp.10-33
16—Antilock Brake System Modulep.10-33
17—Transmission Control Module Batteryp.10-34
18—Trailer Parking Lightp.10-34
19—AIR Pump Solenoidp.10-34
20—Engine Control Module Batteryp.10-34
21—Canister Ventp.10-34
22—Trailer Left Side (If Equipped)p.10-34
23—Lift Gate Modulep.10-34
24—Power Lumbarp.10-34
25—Trailer Right Side (If Equipped)p.10-34
26—Rear Accessory Power Outletp.10-34
27—Memory Mirror Modulep.10-34
28—Regulated Voltage Control Battery Sensorp.10-34
29—Front Wiperp.10-34
30—Rear Wiperp.10-34
31—Air Conditioning Compressorp.10-34
32—Rear Latchp.10-34
33—Heated Mirrorsp.10-34
34—Hornp.10-34
35—Right High-Beam Headlampp.10-34
36—Left High-Beam Headlampp.10-34
37—Ignition Even Coilp.10-34
38—Ignition Odd Coilp.10-34
39—Windshield Washerp.10-34
40—Front Fog Lampsp.10-34
41—Post Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensorp.10-34
42—Engine Control Modulep.10-34
43—Pre-Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensorp.10-34
44—Transmission Control Modulep.10-34
45—Mirrorp.10-34
46—Fuel System Control Module Ignitionp.10-34
47—Sparep.10-34
48—Rear Drive Modulep.10-34
49—Lift Gate Module Logicp.10-34
50—Instrument Panel Fuse Block Ignitionp.10-34
52—Fuel System Control Modulep.10-35
53—Engine Control Modulep.10-35
54—Rear Vision Camerap.10-35
55—Electric Power Steeringp.10-35
56—AIR Pump Solenoidp.10-35
57—Brake Boosterp.10-35
58—Cooling Fan Lowp.10-35
59—Headlamp High Beamp.10-35
61—Wiper On/Off Controlp.10-35
62—Air Conditioning Compressorp.10-35
63—Rear Defoggerp.10-35
64—Wiper Speedp.10-35
65—Fog Lampp.10-35
66—Engine Controlp.10-35
67—Starterp.10-35
68—Run/Crankp.10-35
69—Cooling Fan Highp.10-35
70—AIR Pump Motorp.10-35
77—Power Seat - Rightp.10-33
78—Passenger Power Lumberp.10-35

Instrument Panel Fuse Block

Where to find it

Instrument Panel Fuse Block The instrument panel fuse block is located on the passenger side panel of the center console.

pressor 63 Rear Defogger 64 Wiper Speed 65 Fog Lamp 66 Engine Control 67 Starter 68 Run/Crank Mini Relays Usage 69 Cooling Fan High 70 AIR Pump Motor Instrument Panel Fuse Block The instrument panel fuse block is located on the passenger side panel of the center console.

Source: 2013 GMC Terrain and Terrain Denali Owner Manual, page 10-35

What each fuse protects

FuseAmpsProtectsSource
1—Steering Wheel Dimmingp.10-36
2—Sparep.10-36
3—Sparep.10-36
4—Body Control Module 1p.10-36
5—Infotainmentp.10-36
6—Body Control Module 7p.10-36
7—Noise Control Modulep.10-36
8—Body Control Module 4p.10-36
9—Radiop.10-36
10—Sparep.10-36
11—Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist Modulep.10-36
13—Auxiliary Power Frontp.10-37
14—Heater, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Ignitionp.10-37
15—Displayp.10-37
16—Body Control Module 5p.10-37
17—Auxiliary Power Rearp.10-37
18—Instrument Panel Cluster Ignitionp.10-37
19—Universal Garage Door Openerp.10-37
20—Body Control Module 6p.10-37
21—Sparep.10-37
22—Sensing and Diagnostic Module Ignitionp.10-37
24—Sparep.10-37
25—Transmission Gear Shift Position Indicatorp.10-37
26—Sparep.10-37
27—Sparep.10-37
28—Sparep.10-37
29—Front Blower Motorp.10-37
30—Body Control Module 3p.10-37
31—Amplifierp.10-37
32—Discrete Logic Ignition Switchp.10-37
33—Communications Integration Modulep.10-37
34—Body Control Module 2p.10-37
35—Sensing and Diagnostic Module Batteryp.10-37
37—Instrument Panel Cluster Batteryp.10-37
38—Passenger Sensing System Modulep.10-37
39—Sparep.10-37
40—Body Control Module 8p.10-37
41—Logistic Relay (If Equipped)p.10-37
42—Retained Accessory Power Relayp.10-37

More fuse pages in the manual

Diagrams and printed legends we can’t host. Check the box name printed on a diagram before counting positions.

Not on this page

  • Maintenance schedule: The manual we hold doesn't cover this.

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