O/T, help needed

I'm trying to find a good (free) wiring diagram for a 1991 Dodge power ram 150. Tried an internet search and didn't come up with anything suitable. I have a fried fusable link and it acts like a dead short when I jumped it there. Wire seems to power up the ignition switch and about half the fuse block.

Autozone has a few that are at least close:
http://www.autozone.com/repairinfo/repairguide/repairGuideContent.jsp?pageId=0900c1528007154c

Usually the wiring doesn't change too much year to year and they generally follow the same color scheme - "usually" and "generally" - I sound like a politician.....

Sometimes with wiring diagrams you gotta squeeze out what little help you can get.

Willowbilly3 said:

I have a fried fusable link and it acts like a dead short when I jumped it there. Wire seems to power up the ignition switch and about half the fuse block.

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Trying to follow along, does your statement mean you have replaced the F/L ?

Where's Dirtyrat when you need him?

Some time ago (and if I recall correctly) he said all Michigan residents have free access to a comprehensive database.

Michiganders?

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hansgoudzwaard said:

Trying to follow along, does your statement mean you have replaced the F/L ?

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I can't. I tried to jump it across and got huge sparks and smoke, it's a dead short.

A little background; I bought the truck at a county auction and it had a note taped to the window that says "needs computer". All of the 3 power relays on the drivers side inner fender were missing. This is one of the first years that the voltage regulator was in the ecm and it has the typical older style regulator wired in. This was done often as a cheaper fix than a new ecm.
Anyway, I stuck relays in it, cranked it a couple times and it went dead. Then I found the fried f/l. This wire seems to be all the power to the ignition switch and the dead short at the cold side of the fried f/l is not there with the ignition switch off.