I want to find out what the value of old records are, and after reading what you told firstimers in one of your "ask a question" I'm totaly blown away buy what you have to do to just sell something you own. I don't want to make a living out of selling on ebay just sell what I want to sell, but what I have seen so far is you have to have a degree in ebay to sell, so tell me what to do to just sell my item?

the answer is yes. use the snap.
if no snap ring grove , ?that is a chinaa clone?, junk or wrong one.
why not tell maker and model new joint to make this 10x more easy
gee, you do not want to have any joint fail at 85mph, right.?
(dallas freeway way legal),grin.
i found the ring is there for using new joints, to old worn arms
may car dealers only use new arms to avoid this. danger.
but aftermarket sellers add the ring for those using old arms,
and add a snap ring for added safey,<<< here is your answer.
best is ask , the joint maker this, of many,
I'd bet the all say use the SNAP. on old arms. every time.



I can not see your old one or new one. nor.
no maker of new ball told.
Lower joint
let me guess not from dodge?
lots of 3rd party brands.
there is no one joint here, at 3 types, some are listed as
lots of variants, but less 4wd,
I like this maker, , old tried and true records USA.

MOOG, eCATalog shows

https://www.moogparts.com/find-my-part/find-my-part-results.html?type[value]=2&type[label]=Light%20Duty&year[value]=1999&year[label]=1999&make[value]=40&make[label]=Dodge&model[value]=2760&model[label]=Ram%201500&subBrand=bcch


moog.com show 4wd + snap
Part No: K8195T


https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/dodge,1999,ram+1500+pickup,3.9l+v6,1354126,suspension,ball+joint,10070

go on line to red book valuations and you will get a good idea of the value of your car. Valuations are calculated on the year of manufacture ,mileage recorded, average expected condition. Mileage is calculated at 20.00klms per year (11 year old car = 220.000klms). Remember that the value of the car is what some one is willing to pay for it so keeping that in mind trade in value will be scrap value where as someone that wants a first car to learn to drive in may pay more if it looks good and runs well. If you want to upgrade to a new car then sometimes it is best to wait for a deal where the dealer offers good money for anything that can be delivered to the car yard as a deposit for a new vehicle

C0F32 Faulty ATDC Sensor E1

The value of data read by E1 is faulty. [E1 reading is 7% or
less (3.92V or more) or 19% or more (1.41V or less).]

C0F32, C0F33

Are PJ40, CN50, CN17, and PWBA
PJ15A connected properly? Connect them properly.

Is the CN50 connection dirty? Clean

Is “C0F32” or “C0F33” displayed
even when an I/C with the same T/
C as that of a new one has been
installed? Change the I/C with a new one

Is “C0F32” or “C0F33” displayed
even when an I/C with the same T/
C as that of a new one has been
installed and an F8 operation run?
(Be sure to record the ATDC control
voltage setting value if an F8 operation
is to be run.)
YES Change PWB-A, install the old I/C,
and return the ATDC control voltage
setting to the value recorded. If
“C0F32” or “C0F33” redisplayed,
change the I/C with a new one.

Is “C0F32” or “C0F33” displayed
even when an I/C with the same T/
C as that of a new one has been
installed and an F8 operation run?
(Be sure to record the ATDC control
voltage setting value if an F8 operation
is to be run.)
NO Change the I/C with a new one.

it is a design/manufacturing flaw in the gpu
nvidia is being sued over this

From what if read number r46 is 150ohm im looking for the value of r45 hope it helps

On vcr power supplies usually first component to go is a capacitor, check if its blown, or test it if you have a meter capable, next check diodes and resistors, also check the resistors and diodes on all the boards( they may have blown if a cap has blown) If there was smoke or a smell its usually a resistor to look for. When you replace them replace them with a higher votage cap.. Example 15v 1000uF cap with a 25v -35v 1000uF cap( this is just to avoid the problem from happening again.

All I can say is, get used to it. Customer support will be of no help, at all. They;ll advise you to reformat, whcih will delete everything and does nto solve the problem. Then they will tell you to check your compatibility settings, which doesn't solve anything. I have this recorder, actually two of them and my brother in law has one. Two of them work fine, the toher does not. Sometimes it worls sometimes it doesn't. I wrote to support and told them I had reformatted numerous times without it helping. Guess what they said when they wrote back? They gave me instructions on how to reformat. They said I should backup my files so i would nto lsoe them. Well, I can't back them up if I can't get them off the recorder....I've ran into numerous people with the same problems and the same stories abotu customer support. SOme of the complaints date back over a year.

Electronics like a receiver are so sensitive to power surges. I'm sorry to say that it's most likely unrecoverable, especially if it wasn't plugged in to a surge protector. Even if it was, they don't all protect 100% from surges. :-/