I made a dumb mistake yesterday after trying to start my 95' Dodge Cummins.
I didn't get enough power to turn the engine over and ran the Batteries all the way down. Without thinking I hooked up my Batt. charger with all cables still connected instead of just jump starting it from my other truck. I didn't notice that the charger was set to the START power setting and I left it on for a while before seeing that I was boiling the batteries.
Now I get no power to the starter at all and both batteries are fully charged.
I forgot to mention that I eventually disconected both batties and cleaned out any corona around the battery boxes. I reconnected the batteries and then When I opened the driverside door to get in I started hearing a clicking sound coming from the Power Distribution Center.
I think maybe I caused a problem in the security system when I disconnected both batteries and that is why I can't get any power to the starting system I disarmed the alarm system siren/horn years ago and I am hearing the clicking from one of the relays. What do you guys think?
The truck kept locking itself for awhile.

 

Might want to doublle check your batteries. You can also try tostart it from th e relay at the starter.

 

The batteries are fine, just zero volts getting to starter. I think it maybe something in the security system locking me out of starting it.

 

Did you check the starter solenoid fuse in the power dist. box? Still would be helpful to know if you can start it by jumping at the starter.

 

For better informed knowledge and response, moving to the 2nd gen forum board.