What is Kam voltage on a Dodge Ram mean?

Answer by  laura27 (1216)

It means Keep Alive Memory and the vehicle memory ecu. Problems start when battery gets too low causing voltage to drop then error code generates, mechanic needs diagnostic to correct.

Answer by  6ixk (1156)

I think you mean Cam Voltage. Thats the amount of current being transfer into the cylinder via the spark plug.

Answer by  Xceptional (642)

This is a fairly broad question becomes there are many different models of your type of car. I would either consult a mechanic personally, or refer to your user manual. With a Dodge Ram however, i would assume it's referring to either your battery strength, or your Cubic Horse Power.

Answer by  SirCarMcAutomobile (18)

This stands for Keep Alive Memory. It has to do with the memory of the vehicle ecu. some problems can arise when the battery charge gets too low. This causes the voltage to drop and an error code is generated. Have a mechanic do some diagnostics to correct this.

Answer by  Xtacinside (8)

KAM is Keep Alive Memory. It has to do with the memory voltage of the Dodge Ram Pick-up vehicle ecu.

Answer by  japratt (1687)

The normal voltage that you should be able to get on your Dodge should be around fifty to a max of sixty.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Apparently this stand for Keep Alive Memory. It has something to do with the memory of the vehicle ecu. Apparently some problems can arise when the battery charge get to low of there is a malfunction. This cause the voltage to this to drop and a error code is generated. Have a mechanic do some diagnostics to correct this.