Electrial problems

[quote:f073304563="cumminsguy"]My interior lights, radio, buzzer, and rear view mirrors will not work. I have checked fuses as well as relays. thanks[/quote:f073304563]

need make model year and type of engine.
does the car run good?

sorry bout that, guess it would be handy lol. its a 1996 dodge ram with the cummins engine. It has run great, the problem happend when i was wiring in a police scanner to the fuse block, i saw a small spark on a small cylindrical piece of aluminum which has small copper wire inside. I found out it was a relay of some sort and have replaced it. After replacing it, everything still does not work.

[quote:5916ec9364="cumminsguy"]sorry bout that, guess it would be handy lol. its a 1996 dodge ram with the cummins engine. It has run great, the problem happend when i was wiring in a police scanner to the fuse block, i saw a small spark on a small cylindrical piece of aluminum which has small copper wire inside. I found out it was a relay of some sort and have replaced it. After replacing it, everything still does not work.[/quote:5916ec9364]

I hate to be a stickler for details, but I need to pull up the correct wiring diagram. I am looking at dodge trucks. I see 1500's 2500's 4x2/s 4x4's then I see 3.9L magnum's 5.2L 5.9L it just goes on and on...so be as specific as you can.

its ok, i appreciate the quick reply. Its a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500, 4x4, long wheel base, with a 5.9l diesel thanks

[quote:0a0008ec4a="cumminsguy"]its ok, i appreciate the quick reply. Its a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500, 4x4, long wheel base, with a 5.9l diesel thanks[/quote:0a0008ec4a]

Ok, I would look at the Fuse 1 50a fuse in the Power distribution Center. I believe that is under the hood and the only 50a fuse. That is the only thing I can find that ties in all the systrems you describe. If the fuse is good, then check and see if that wire got damaged.

i have a question too..my car does the same thing no radio no rear view mirrors or interior dome light. i have a 98 dodge neon r/t dohc 5speed. can you give me any help too?

after literally tearing the fuse box apart and spending and hour with an ohm meter i found out that was a 15 amp fuse in the fuse box labeled I.O.D., this fuse also was inside a wierd plastic thing that pulls out as a unit. hope this helps