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2005 Dodge Ram 1500 - Page 2 Questions & Answers
Dodge ram stalls
YOU HAVE MISFIRE IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TOOL IT MAY SHOW YOU WHICH PISTON IS CAUSING IT GO FROM THERE
Shaking while driving
The shaking can be the brakes, rotors, tires, poss alignment or wheel balance. It may also be connected to that CV boot that is torn and leaking which affected the axle. It has to be lifted & checked out. Good luck
Cruise control on my 2005
I have a 2005 dodge 1500 with the 4.7 litre engine. The cruise control is intermittent. Sometimes you turn it on and the cruise light stays on for a bit and sometimes it shuts off within a second or so. Any ideas; without the cruise light on I have no cruise.
Keep blowing its 20 amp relay fuse for its tranmission
Hello Paul Gibson,
Assuming nothing untoward has been done to the vehicle (mechanical, modification or collision))... Your TCM should have produced a CODE (OBD reader required).
otherwise
That means you have to go out on that branch circuit and find the element that is (over) pulling all the AMPACITY...
If it takes a while... or a particular operation is being performed that would be really helpful to your diagnostic effort.
A CLAMP-ON type Amp meter could also be used...
If the relay/fuse "blows" (operates) immediately...
Then you are looking at disconnecting each element... If you have their typical resistances... you can verify against those KNOWN values by measuring ... ELSE you are left with
disconnect there are solenoids inside the transmission... I believe the measure substantially the same...If you do not have your factory+workshop+manual (I highly recommend, they're great)...
go on-line to bbbind.com
Read over the technical bulletins... and find your drawing there.
Good luck
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Where is the turn signal flasher located?
Lots of modern cars don't have a conventional flasher unit but instead are fitted with a single ECU dedicated to carrying out all the timing functions needed by the car.
I advise doing some homework and studying a repair manual before starting your search.
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