'98 Wont Turn Over
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'98 Wont Turn Over
about 5 months ago, i try to start my stepdad's 1998 Ram 1500. i turned the key and it wouldnt even turn over. but the "door/seatbelt buzzer" sounded and all the lights and the stereo came on. we have been tryin to get it to turn over, but no luck. the battery is good, tested the starter and it's good, and put in a new ignition switch. still, the truck wont even turn over. but when the key is in the "ON" position, we can jump the POS+ and NEG- posts on the starter with a wrench and it fires right up. anythin else i should check? thanks
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thats one thing i didnt mention. when the key is turned, i couldnt hear a "click" like most relays that ive worked with do. should i try replacin that before i go any further?
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under the hood where the fuses are, there should be a diagram under neath the fuse box lid that will tell you which relay is which.
I had all this same stuff happen to me a few weeks ago and could get it to jump and it ended up being a broken wire. You have a small wire and a big wire that go to the starter you could pull them loose and see if there's anything broken on either one.
I had all this same stuff happen to me a few weeks ago and could get it to jump and it ended up being a broken wire. You have a small wire and a big wire that go to the starter you could pull them loose and see if there's anything broken on either one.
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under the hood where the fuses are, there should be a diagram under neath the fuse box lid that will tell you which relay is which.
I had all this same stuff happen to me a few weeks ago and could get it to jump and it ended up being a broken wire. You have a small wire and a big wire that go to the starter you could pull them loose and see if there's anything broken on either one.
I had all this same stuff happen to me a few weeks ago and could get it to jump and it ended up being a broken wire. You have a small wire and a big wire that go to the starter you could pull them loose and see if there's anything broken on either one.