You have a wire off some where look real good,one may have fell down under the battery or somewhere,or there is a fusible link burned.
ok the white wire needs to be to the positive cable,there is a fuse blown,you just do not see it,look,use a test light on the fuses,or a volt meter,check each side of the fuses,where the metal shows,if only one side shows voltage,then the fuse is blown,you can not always go by site,to check the fuses,you may have to remove the fuse box to look under it.But only if there is no voltage on the fuses.Let me know something here so I can help.
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No. The battery had a dead cell, wouldn't accept charge, truck would start if boosted but battery would not charge. Everything worked fine. I did not pay attention to connection and I connected the white wire going to the fuse box to the negative terminal, and both the starter wire and ground wire to positive terminal. Got a lot of sparking from wire to fuse box.
Where would fusible links be?
was it acting the same way before replacing the battery?
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