I am a senior electronics tech and worked in industrial electrical/electronics/control for about 36 years. I am now retired and doing some small engine repair and there is a few companies still call on me for machinery repair. So I am well versed in the repair/troubleshooting of most equipment. I normally can find any electrical or mechanical problem. My Father was a master mechanic on gas and diesel engines. He started me out working with him at a very early age, teaching me the mechanical aspect of repair work(I worked with him on vehicles most of my life). But being hard headed I decided I did not care for all the grease that goes with the job lol. So I decided to make my career electrical/electronics where there wasn't any grease(oh but I was mistaken lol). See in industry your not just a electronics tech. When mechanic has a problem he can't figure out he in most cases says well it has to be electrical lol and that is where I come in. Sometimes it is but most of the time it is a problem cause by the mechanical systems. So I had to learn a lot and use a lot I learned from dad. But I have been lax in the automotive field for last 29 years since dad pass away. So now I live on SS alone, Obama took my 401 K in 2008 crash so I do small engines, atv, and motorcycle repair for extra income. So here I am owning a 2000 Dodge Ram 1500 with a few problems lol.

 

Welcome to DF!

You wanna be in the 2nd Gen Ram section, lotsa helpful folks there.

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome! How about some pics of the new vehicle?

 

Here is a couple pictures you requested. It is a work truck so some of the body needs some work.

 

Created your own thread for you instead of hijacking another thread to introduce yourself.