Urgent..Problem
i hate to piggy back but i'm having somewhat of a similar problem with my ram and i think it might be the engine ground wire. the previous owner just has it kinda hanging on the right side headers then attached to thre fire wall...is this right??
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Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Lee County, North Carolina
make sure your battery cables are tight and clean, the factory ones with the band style connections corrode and break. i had my negative work loose one day and it made the volt meter on the cluster jump up to 18 volts, and when i took it off it had burns on it from arcing. also make sure you wires going to the battery are in good shape and not blistered, i replaced the posative cable that goes to the fuse box because it was bumpy all the way down and it fixed her no start issue.