I have a 2001 ram 3500 , no dash lights , no park lights an , it won’t start …… I’ve checked wire schematics, fuses, checked parts an nothin ….. didn’t kno till after all this had a aftermarket radio. Put in an they tried hooking the dimmer wire to the light under the radio an everything went out …. Any suggestions????

I went to BBB's website on 2/19/2022 and this is what I saw. (BBB no longer offers TSBs and wiring diagrams. We apologize for the inconvenience).

Nastf…… that's factory antitheft/ key programming right?

I just checked BBB and like my girlfriend they no longer give it away for free.

I feel like people remove the fuses on purpose to know what the problem is but they take it to mechanics to see if they’ll get ripped off for something that wasn’t the cause of the problem that’s just me though

Someone's testing your honesty🧐

Watching this, i got a bit con-fused.

Good information Eric

If he has overloaded the fuse because of the additional items, measure the amperage and add 10%.

Did you try to sell him on a wash job?

I like doing electric diag. You can make a lot friends or a gf by fixing the " from the day I bought it".

Unfortunately, bbb industries seems to have removed their diagrams. The site is down, or no active links…… I'm at my witts end here. I've been working on this 2007 Chrysler sebring for over a month. Fixed the 62te solenoid pack issue, now I've got a u0024 and u0019 on my can bus b circuit. Seems to be a broken wire between the airbag module and both door modules. I had both doors torn apart and half the dash, tested the wiring from each door module to the connectors just past the hinge, both side test fine, looks like I'm going to have to tear the entire dash apart to get to that airbag module under the radio…. I've really reached my limit of patience on this thing. I've spent 100s and 100s and 100s of hours doing research online, only half of which you can rely on,and herein lies my dilemma. I'm just trying to help my mother out, but I'm at a loss of knowledge here now…. I wish I was one of those assholes who just calls your shop Eric, but I'm not one of those guys. I'm literally about to tow it down to your shop 5 hours from me…. I just want to learn how the hell to fix it… Sorry for the long winded reply.
Sherman from Malone NY, frustrated….

This proves always check the basics first before getting too involved in fault finding. I always check the simple things first in my job as an electrician

Don't you just love it when somebody else Mickey mouse the car TRUCK up how fun

Second time watching

I know what not to buy know. I thought my bmw is a pain its simple compared to Chrysler junk

It's pretty obvious after watching a couple dozen of your videos, that I can't do it, nearly as well as you.

Did you ever find out where the fuse wen?

I have the same '99– way better shape– whenever I have something fishy going on with the electrics, I always visually scan that fusebox under the hood first. Great vid– thanks.

Thanks for the DIY links!