Hey Rhonda,
No, if it was snug against the cab it would rub, make noise, cause a rust point, etc..etc.. the bed must be sitting on the frame by itself..it allows flex and movement when it's loaded and when the truck's frame is tweaked while off roading.,, this couldn't happen if the bed was against the cab.
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I'm not familiar with your truck, but, from reading up there is an aux socket in center console and then cig sockets. These are seperate circuits, centre is perm powered, cig sockets not.
When you say more than one has stopped, is it 2 x cig or 1 x cig and 1 x console?
I'd be checking the fuse and relay box under the hood, front wing sort of location (depends on year and such so I may be off here) for some circa 20 amp fuses (yellow in uk).
found this, which may or may not be the right numbers as is a different year perhaps:
Your cigarette lighter is powered by fuse #29 in the integrated power module. The power outlet is powered by #26 and if the power outlet in the center console is not working, this one is #42
Lubrication. You will need to remove the seat from the cab, and lubricate all pivots associated with the recliner mechanism. These mechanisms are made of very cheap metal alloys, and are subject to jamming and rust.
There are tiny 12 volt DC bulbs that are soldered to the circuit board inside the climate control head, you must remove the module, take it apart and replace those bulbs. You can buy the bulbs at Radio Shack Part #7219
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no ca/truckr model told at all, of many 3 or 4.no engine told and is and engine problem.the VIN digit #8 is the engine codeNO model told.ram 1500 ?, 2500, 3500 or 4000 , and not the Ram van. 1998 (4000 Mexico or Canada)no engine told one is Diesel;, 3.9 L Magnum V65.2 L Magnum V85.9 L Magnum V85.9 L Cummins turbo-diesel I6<<< ill not cover this ever.8.0 L Magnum V10does the starter motor always work correctly every time, called cranking?we get the fact it does not start. sometimesbut what is not clear, at all, is that the starter always makes this sound called cranking? or fails to do crankingsee MP3 post
step1 in the service manual states
check levels first
then make sure the shift linkage is good end to end,
then scan the pcm for TCM errors. using a real scan tool OBD2 USA
and more, lots more, check fuses?
to the service manual pump; pressure tests PRNDL pressures each?
If you're experiencing difficulty starting your 2012 Dodge Ram, even after replacing the fuel pump, spark plugs, and fuel relay, there may be several other possible causes. Here are a few things you can check:
Check the Battery: A weak battery can cause starting issues, especially in colder temperatures. Check the battery voltage and consider replacing the battery if it's not holding a charge or is more than a few years old.
Inspect the Ignition System: The ignition system includes the spark plugs, ignition coils, and spark plug wires. If any of these components are worn, damaged, or corroded, it could cause starting problems. Check these components and replace them as necessary.
Check the Fuel System: While you've already replaced the fuel pump and fuel relay, it's possible that there is still an issue with the fuel system. Check the fuel pressure to make sure it's within the manufacturer's specifications. If it's too low, there could be a problem with the fuel filter or fuel injectors.
Check the Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor: The engine coolant temperature sensor can affect the fuel system and cause starting problems if it's faulty or not reading the engine temperature correctly. Check this sensor and replace it if necessary.
Check the Starter Motor: The starter motor could be failing or not engaging properly, which could cause starting problems. Check the starter motor and have it tested if necessary.
If none of these suggestions resolves the issue, it's recommended to take your vehicle to a certified mechanic or dealership for further diagnosis and repair.
Your A/C system have safety switches, IE-limit switches. You could have either low or high pressure kicking out your compressor. You need a set of gauges to tell what your issue is.
