its not while driving. Unfortunately when it sits for a few days it will drain battery if I don’t start it up. I’m trying for the time being to keep it from going dead. That’s why I was wondering if there’s a certain fuse I can pull for the time being to get rid of the blinker staying stuck on the dash. Stays on when trucks off 24/7. If not, until I can get it to a shop, I’ll keep it in rotation and drive it locally if need be to keep battery charged.

 

I had a similar issue some years ago, with a newer GMC 3/4 ton. The camper special wiring harness, between the cab and box, had slipped its zip tie and fell down on the hot exhaust , grounding out a circuit, letting the light come on.

 

which is why I said disconnect the battery when you're not using it.
Yes, that means you have to reconnect it before going for a drive.

 

my bad, true. Lol
i was spaced out. Thanks for the help. I appreciate it. I wish there was a fuse I could pull to eliminate it. Oh well

 

Check your manual for fuse locations. Probably both under hood and bottom of dash by your knees. Pull anything related to lights until you find the correct one.

 

ok cool. Thanks