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I replaced the wiring harness jumper for the left RAMbox because it wouldn't open (severly corraded) and now it still won't open. I thought maybe a restart (or reboot) might solve the problem.
Here is a photo of the of the old connector.
Okay...my results.
I had the negative battery terminal disconnected for 3 hours today. After re-connecting the terminal, I didn't lose a thing. All radio stations were still there. All my input settings were still there.
It was just like the "Good Ole Days" before computers.
Yes, I read your previous post that night and tried that, but no help. Still dead. I have since taken the box back out and checked all connectors and also checked that they are all snaped together tight. Still dead. I looked to see if there is a separate fuse for the left Rambox but I don't...
I finally “Got around tuit”!... and it’s not good news.
This weekend I decided it was time to install the “Jumper harness” that is supposed to stop the left Rambox from randomly opening at it’s own will. (the harness that I purchased last June).
First, the hardest part of the job was...
I'm sure you're going to find this truly sad....I"ve had the harness since June but have not gotten around to installing it! :rolleyes:
When I do get "around-to-it", I will update this thread and report the results. (y)
I have a 2021 RAM 1500 Limited with Ramboxes. Shortly after I purchased it (in 2021) the left Rambox started popping open by itself. I unplugged the connector at the latch to stop it from happening. About two weeks later I decided to plug it back in and see what happened. That was 4 years ago...
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