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To water proof a relay you can coat the bottom of the relay with either a silicone sealant or a two part plastic epoxy.

Note: I have a Fuel Boss lift pump and start the engine with 0 PSI to the VP44 every time. So if your lift pump is putting out 0 pressure but fuel flow past it is good then that should not be a factor.

Go here for steep by steep no start VP44 diagnostic tests. https://www.bluechipdiesel.com/runningtests

This is an interesting thread on the subject.

To late! One got to JAG1.

The mats are heavy, not very thick, as if they were led lined. The dense material is what absorbs and deadens the sound.

My son did the floor, inside the doors, and firewall of his car with this stuff. He said it made a difference but I couldn't tell; I didn't have my hearing aid on. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Dynamat-10455-18-quot-x-32-quot-x-0-067-quot-Thick-Self-Adhesive-Sound-Deadener-Dynamat-10007-Dyna-Roller-Professional-Heavy-Duty-2-quot-Wide-Rubber-/559940156?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=451&msclkid=d97b26839183109f6eae7a0a13ae7ad5&adid=22222222222164764947&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=e&wl1=o&wl2=c&wl3=74491987102905&wl4=pla-4578091555006157&wl5=&wl6=&wl7=& wl10=Walmart&wl12=559940156_10000000376&wl14=automotive sound deadening material&veh=sem

What is it doing wrong?

Identify what needs to be done. Maintenance, drivability problem, no run, etc.. Research how to do it. Ask question on forums, view You Tube. Do you have the tools and physical ability to per form the task. If you're comfortable doing the work after the this evaluation then go for it, otherwise ship it.

Power steering fluid for a 2002 or older Ram is Mopar MS5931 or equivalent. Do not use ATF+4. Some people say it's OK but the factory manual says otherwise.

This article may help explain how to wire the rely into the system.

I bought just the socket and made my own wire harness. I spliced into the existing harness for the trailer socket at the rear bumper. I soldered and sealed the connections for a permeant installation. It a bit of work on your back but it can be a neat clean install. The smaller plug next to the 5th wheel plug is for a video camera I have in the back window of the trailer.

I missed going to Woodstock with my friends because I had to work that weekend.

The plug and outlet in the tool box are grounded by the 3ed round pin but not the tool box itself there for the extra ground wire attached to the box. We have a winner!

One type of test to check the wiring is the shake test. With the engine running grab the wire harness and move it around and see if any codes are set or the engine stumbles. This could show if there are any poor connections in the wire harness.

Tell us any info about the truck, like the type of fuel pump any performance up grades. Your going to have to do some testing and not through parts at it.

From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs

Did the taxes take a big bite out of it?

Ground the top box with the green 14AGW wire run to the bottom box caster mount bolt. Ground the bottom box with the green 14 AWG run to GFI outlet ground. Drill hole large enough in face plate to run green 14 AGW through and attach it to the ground wire. I would run the green wire taped to the power cord you're using for the tool box. I would also cut the green wire and add an insulated connector just out side the GFI box cover so if I need to move the tool box the wire could be disconnected easily.

The latest photo of the Chicken Man relaxing.

Nothing wrong with a little "Pink Floyd" turned up any time.

That is used in an old house where an adaptor is needed for grounding a three prong plug to a two prong outlet. What type of required wire did you buy and how do you plan on connecting the hot and neutral?

Welcome, we do our best here to help with your truck problems and other minor ailments. I'm planning on being in Beavercreek the end of April if every think works out.

Where are you getting the power from? What does the connection in the box look like? Are you planning on rolling the box around when working or leave it in one place? One easy way to get power is buy an extension cord, cut of the female end and use that to wire into the tool box. With this you can plug into an outlet and still be able to move the box around if needed. 10'- 16 gauge at Harbor Fright $5.99.