Getting turbo off a 2001 dodge ram 2500 series to replace it

Connect the fuel pump to direct 12 volt power. That checks the pump.

Then test the relay

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check for seized turbo blade actuator , rotten hoses or solenoid problem for turbo
run fault codes

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We just had the same problem with our 99 2500 Turbo Diesel Ram. The problem ended up being the factory trailer cord recepticle near the hitch. When we unplugged the harness from the back side of the recepticle we found that the brake terminals had gotten hot and burned out. We replaced the recepticle (about $30 from Dodge) and our problem was solved.

2001 Dodge Truck RAM 2500 3/4 ton 4WD 5.9L Turbo Diesel 6cyl the Fuel Filter is located under hood, passenger side, lower engine area, mounted above starter.

2001 Dodge Truck RAM 2500 3/4 ton 4WD 5.9L SFI 8cyl the Fuel Filter is located under vehicle, center, below seating area, mounted on top of fuel tank, in fuel pump module.

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Well, Hate to say this to you but your Cummins 24v turbo diesel does not have glow plugs. The fuel temperature necessary for proper ignition is heated by an element inside your fuel filter housing.

open the hood and do it from behind the lens should be room

replaced the IPM (the fuse box) it was shorted

If you are looking for the fuse box diagrams or any other diagrams for your Ram, check promanuals.net for a factory service manual for around 20 bucks or so. It's an invaluable tool for my Ram 2500.

p0562 is System voltage low
p0237 is Turbo/supercharger boost sensor A circuit low

cannot find a code p1698 but did find a p0698
p0698 is Accelerator pedal position sensor supply voltage to low