Okay but how would i be able to figure out what is throwing the belt off? Could it possibly be old belt? Because my pulley spins and the fan spins as well
Hey just wanted to see if my assumption is correct, i just recently replaced my water pump and as i put everything back together and went to start the truck the serpentine belt spun for a second or two and then just lost track and fell off, also noticed my radiator fan is not spinning when...
pretty sure i have a circuit tester that lights up when i touch a fuse or something. pretty sure i can do it, just need a little help reading the diagram.
What do you mean it’s impossible, my starter relay was clicking so i ran the jumper wire in the same relay and turned the key when i heard starter activate. Engine started running so i drove to work, is it bad to keep driving the truck like this? I bought a new starter relay but for some reason...
sorry, I did feel the click in my relay 6, and when i replaced it with relay 9 the same thing happened. I was able to start engine from the jumper wire though
Thanks so much i just made the jumper wire and the starter did activate, but when i replaced the relay and tried to start it the same thing happened. No crank no start just a click. Battery is at 13.1v
When i first heard that click i thought it meant my starter was bad so my mechanic buddy came down with some dewalt sensor or something and it read my alt was bad so he said it’s guaranteed your alt, come to find out its not.
Ill do that as soon as i get off work, i know that the previous owner put a viper alarm system but im pretty sure its not in use, i can send a picture later if u need. RonD i very much appreciate your help seriously lol
Sorry i didnt clarify and didnt know the light stays on in the on position, engine has not turned over so yes the light is still on. Starter does not engage. And truck does not start in neutral i tried adjusting nuetral safety switch multiple times
just checked the fuse its not blown, is there a chance it could have anything to do with the 15 amp fuse right above? (number 13 on the fuse diagram) if so it might be it because that fuse is blown.
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