* Under the hood: The main fuse box, often called the power distribution center (PDC), is located under the hood, typically near the battery. This will contain larger fuses and may also include relays.
* Inside the cab: There's usually a smaller fuse panel inside the cab, often located under the dash, to the left of the steering column (for left-hand drive models). This panel houses smaller fuses for interior accessories.
Important Note: Without a specific diagram for your exact year and model, this is general information. The best way to find them is to:
1. Consult your owner's manual: This is the most reliable source for fuse box locations and diagrams.
2. Look carefully under the hood and dash: Use a flashlight and examine carefully all areas near the battery and under the dash. Fuse boxes are typically rectangular and may be labeled.
3. Use an online parts diagram: Websites specializing in Dodge Ram parts may offer diagrams that show fuse box locations. You will need your truck's VIN or other identifying information for accuracy.
Remember to always turn off the ignition before working with fuses.
