Searching for ground locations for 2006 ram 1500 with the 5.7 hemi
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yes battery voltage is good connections seem good on the battery terminals i was poking around and saw the frame ground behind the wheel well looked a little corroded so i will be inspecting that further
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Sorry i haven’t gotten back with any details, been busy with work.
i have not had to boost it yet because ive been able to get it going before i resorted to boosting it. I have not been able to take it to a professional yet either i am having issues with my 4x4 and would like my mechanic to check over a few things while its in there so i am setting money aside for that.
just this evening i came home and i was about to go out again and it happened again so i started to investigate and i had my girlfriend try to start it up while i was dinking around under the hood and thankfully it was dark because out of the corner of my eye i saw a little spark come of the positive battery terminal then all lights went dead so i wiggled the terminal lights came on then she tried to start it and dead again with a little spark…. So i took the battery terminals off disassembled the positive cable connection and scuffed the components with a wire brush, reassembled then it starts right up. So i do a little walk around and realize that my drivers side brake light exploded in the housing and that was a brand new bulb as of last weekend. So i do believe i have a grounding issue somewhere
sorry for the book im trying to explain my situation the best i can and i do appreciate the help
i have not had to boost it yet because ive been able to get it going before i resorted to boosting it. I have not been able to take it to a professional yet either i am having issues with my 4x4 and would like my mechanic to check over a few things while its in there so i am setting money aside for that.
just this evening i came home and i was about to go out again and it happened again so i started to investigate and i had my girlfriend try to start it up while i was dinking around under the hood and thankfully it was dark because out of the corner of my eye i saw a little spark come of the positive battery terminal then all lights went dead so i wiggled the terminal lights came on then she tried to start it and dead again with a little spark…. So i took the battery terminals off disassembled the positive cable connection and scuffed the components with a wire brush, reassembled then it starts right up. So i do a little walk around and realize that my drivers side brake light exploded in the housing and that was a brand new bulb as of last weekend. So i do believe i have a grounding issue somewhere
sorry for the book im trying to explain my situation the best i can and i do appreciate the help
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Collin juoni (01-09-2024)
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no i made sure to just touch the base and i used a clean cloth to insert it the rest of the way, the brake light on the driver side does not work either but ive traced that down to the circuit board so thats an entirely different problem