Questions & Answers for: Dodge Ram 2500 blowing 40 amp fuse starter

...the 20 amp in the main control panel and the 10a fuses still does not work, also it seems to be blowing the 20 amp in the main control You have a direct short somewhere. Check your bulbs

...starter checked good. Now it will not turn over at all. No dimming to headlights or dash lts, radio and AC go off when in start position. Replaced ignition switch and tumbler with no result. Hanes ...

...amp fuse as soon as you try to start the truck the check engine light is pulling three codes 1-2,3-7,and 5-5 can you help 12 battery disconnected 37 tourque converter solenoid circuit 55 end of ...

...to starter, or acc lights on dash. checked batteries were fine.lights and horn work. fuses in dash not getting power to ign, fuses underhood &relays appear ok also get a ignition module good ...

...blowing fuse on the starter solenoid. Also, tach goes to zero and back up to normal until truck warms up. Noticed a momentary hesitation at highway speed once or twice while driving to work this ...

blowing a 40 amp fuse for the ign/acc when this happens I lose all my gauges and the wipers/turn signals/ radio/ both cig. acc. plugs and the starter. I also lose the speedomoter and the odometer. You

blowing the 30 amp fuse when I turn the key oveer to start. you have a direct short in the main starting line,ie the battery to the starter or the starter wires take a very good look and you will find

...break lights keeps blowing 15amp fuse the dash and tail lights are ran on the same fuse/curcit your shorting to ground somewhere along the lines. check for a broken bulb melted wiring or a broken ...

blowing cold.HELP On a vehicle 11 years old, I would say put gauges on it & then leak test it. Most likely has a leak & is low on refrigerant & when you move ,you put too many BTU's across

2005 dodge ram 2500 hemi. No gauges,no noise from starter, no box gear selector. Replaced batt and clamps, fuse box. Jump starter and cranks great. Have you tested the ignition switch itself ?