Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - 2001 ELECTRICAL Fuses & Circuit Breakers - Ram Van & Ram Wagon
Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - IDENTIFICATION POWER DISTRIBUTION
CAUTION: When replacing a blown fuse, it is important to use only a fuse having the correct amperage rating. The use of a fuse with a rating other than indicated may result in a dangerous electrical system overload. If a properly rated fuse continues to blow, it indicates a problem in the circuit that must be corrected.
The Power Distribution Center is located under the hood near the battery. See Fig. 1 . To identify fuse applications, see POWER DISTRIBUTION FUSE IDENTIFICATION table. To identify power distribution center components, see Fig. 2 .
Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 POWER DISTRIBUTION FUSE IDENTIFICATION
Fuse (Amp) Application 1 (140) Generator 1/2 (40) Van Conversion Provision 3 (30) Ignition Switch 4 (20) Brake Lamp Switch, Right Combination Flasher, Relay/Fuse Block 5 (40) Rear Window Defogger, Engine Starter Motor Relay, Rear Window Defogger Switch 6 (50) Fuse Block 7 (40) Rear A/C Heater Unit 8 (40) Fuse Block 9/10 (40) Van Conversion Accessory Relay 11 (30) Automatic Shut Down Relay 12 (50) Ignition Switch 13 (40) Ignition Switch 14 (40) Ignition Switch 15 (30) Joint Connector No. 4, Headlamp Switch, Daytime Running Lamp Module 16 (40) Controller Anti-Lock Brake 17/18 (20) Transmission Control Relay, Powertrain Control Module 19/20 (20) Oxygen Sensors
Fig. 1: Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - Component Locations - Locating Power Distribution Center
Fig. 2: Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - Component Locations - Power Distribution Center Components
Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - FUSE/RELAY BLOCK
The fuse/relay block is located behind the access door on the left end of the instrument panel support. See Fig. 3 . The relay center contains 4 blade type fuses. For fuse application, see FUSE/RELAY BLOCK FUSE IDENTIFICATION table. For fuse/relay identification, see Fig. 4 .
Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 FUSE/RELAY BLOCK FUSE IDENTIFICATION
Fuse (Amps) Application 1 (15) Dome Lamp Switch, Power Mirror Switch, Glove Box Lamp Switch, Under Hood Lamp, Instrument Cluster 2 (5) Joint Connector No. 4, Radio, Instrument Cluster, A/C Heater Control, Rear A/C Heater Control, Joint Connector No. 2 3 (10) Right Combination Flasher, Center High Mounted Stop Lamp 4 (30) Left Combination Flasher
Fig. 3: Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - Component Locations - Locating Fuse/Relay Block & Fuse Block
Fig. 4: Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - Component Locations - Fuse/Relay Block Identification
Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - FUSE BLOCK
The fuse block center is located behind the access door on the left side of the instrument panel support. See Fig. 3 . The fuse block contains 20 blade type fuses and 2 circuit breakers. For fuse application, see FUSE BLOCK FUSE IDENTIFICATION table. For fuse identification, see Fig. 5 .
Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 FUSE BLOCK FUSE IDENTIFICATION
Fuse (Amps) Application 1 (15) Radio 2 (10) Central Timer Module, Left Combination Flasher 3 (20) Multi-Function Switch, Intermittent Wipe Module, Wiper Motor 4 (15) Cigar Lighter, Van Conversion Accessary Power Relay 5 (20) Passenger Airbag On/Off Switch, Airbag Control Module 6 (10) Fuel Pump Relay, Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid, Power Control Module 7 (10) Joint Connector No. 2, Instrument Cluster, Central Timer Module, Power Door Lock Module 8 (15) Evap/Purge Solenoid, Daytime Running Lamp Module 9 (20) Airbag Control Module 10 (15) Joint Connector No. 3, A/C Cycling Switch, High Blower Relay, A/C Compressor Clutch Relay, Rear A/C Heater Unit, Rear Window Defogger Switch, Blend Door Actuator, A/C Heater Control 11 (10) Controller Anti-Lock Brake 12 (20) Transmission Range Sensor 13 (20) A/C Compressor Clutch Relay 14 (20) Radio, Amplifier, Data Link Connector 15 (20) Joint Connector No. 3, Power Door Lock Module, Central Timer Module, Passenger/Driver Door Power Lock Switch 16 (20) Power Outlet 17 Not Used 18 (20) Fuel Pump Relay 19 (20) Headlamp Switch 20 (20) Horn Relay
Fig. 5: Dodge Ram Wagon B1500 2001 - Component Locations - Identifying Fuse BlockComponents