but i was just wondering where you get your exploded images of technical and mechanical issues? is there any online manuals i can look at? im asking bc i'm trying to help my boyfriend out with his dodge

 

I suggest buying one of those cheap Haynes/Chilton manuals from Autozone, etc. Online parts sites will usually have exploded views of parts. If you do a google search for the manual online, you might get lucky.

 

oh i dnt want to lol. i just wanna figure out his simple issue and get that sh*t fixed haha. well, he's having an issue with his dash and tail lights not working. they quit the other night when we were re-installing his head unit, wires crossed and something blew and we had to reset the unit. however, we checked his fuses, all good, so then he tried a new switch, didnt work....im thinking an ignition wire burnt up? bc now everytime he starts his truck the head unit resets....

 

I post parts pictures from Majestic Honda
www dot hondaautomotiveparts dot com
click PARTS
put in your car's information
select the category

Most on-line Honda places have the same pictures, so I bet they're from Honda's electonic parts catalog. Same pictures the parts-counter guy looks at on his computer.

I have no idea what Dodge does, but check some dealers that have on-line mail-order sales.

The pictures in a shop manual are a lot better than that, because they illustrate procedures in more detail.

 

Thanks, i dnt really need procedures, just location, hopefully it works

 

Well, that's just it. The parts pictures might show 1 fastener clip in (for example) the interior door panel. The parts list shows there's 12 of them, but the parts-picture doesn't clearly show the locations.

But the procedure picture would point out the locations of all 12 of those identical clips.