Advice needed on modern electrics

AllKiller · Post by **AllKiller** » Wed Nov 21, 07 8:51 pm

I will try tomorrow Neil, although like Pete truck runs as good as gold

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Wed Nov 21, 07 9:34 pm

I do have a US third party ODB reader that will list codes and the book that goes with it, its small enough to post will reset codes so if you need to borrow it I could post it out.

Or you could avail yourself of my 'While you Wait' service complete with coffee.

Some orrible codes can be cause by not closing the gas cap tight later models pump up the gas tank then evap the vapour, so check your cap first.

AllKiller · Post by **AllKiller** » Wed Nov 21, 07 10:14 pm

Bring it to the xmas bash Paul

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Thu Nov 22, 07 8:54 am

Steve

Pauls right on the gas cap deal

there's a little valve drivers side rear of the motor on mine, moved to pass inner wing on later I think, vacs the fuel tank, cap not on or leaking pipes and lights on.

Here's the link to my scanner http://www.bowserelectronics.com

It's usb, not expensive, if you do buy it make sure to get the chrysler update (which I haven't got yet)

I have a 2001 Dodge Ram workshop manual and a Mitchel repair CD, they list every code and the precedure to diagnose and repair, so if you find the code/codes and are stuck let me know

AllKiller · Post by **AllKiller** » Thu Nov 22, 07 11:01 am

Thanks
Neil, do you do the stainless dash bezel cut outs for the 99 Ram

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Thu Nov 22, 07 12:06 pm

Steve

got a couple of dash bezels over about 3 years ago to take a look at

didn't fit either the 2001 I had or the 98 I have now

screwed em up and recycled the things in the end

mind... I could have just got a crap pair

decided not to bother with em

AllKiller · Post by **AllKiller** » Thu Nov 22, 07 4:45 pm

Fair enough