Anyone replace their TIPM?

MoparMulisha · May 6, 2012

Well after tracing wires and doing some research I have come to the conclusion my "Totally Integrated Power Module" (TIPM) is gone. Tomorrow I'm going to swing in the stealership to have it diagnosed and possibly have it replaced. Online the part retails for the $850 ballpark. For those of you that have had it replaced just a few questions, how much did it run you with labor included? Has anyone done the replacement themselves? Difficulty level?

Thanks

HemiBabe · May 9, 2012

Bump for you

badfish888 · May 10, 2012

replaced on my 04 at the dealer, but mine was 860 installed

Cthulhu · May 10, 2012

04 isn't TIPM controlled...

badfish888 · May 13, 2012

how sure are u of that, i have the reciept for 860, for a faulty tipm on a 2004 quad cab short bed, i hate to think i got ***** for 860 for nothing

Cthulhu · May 23, 2012

TIPMs were introduced in 2006. I'm away from home, so no PC to do searching for backup info on this. 2004s do not have TIPM$, my brother in law has an 04 and his truck is a different beast.

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MoparMulisha · May 24, 2012

Probably the PCM or FCM since the TIPM integrated all those into 1.

kevinhann · Nov 14, 2013

I just swapped mine out at home. I have a 2012 slt 4.7l. Got one out of a 2012 2500 Laramie longhorn diesel. Plugged it in, started the truck. Ran fine the radio asked for a code but then it figured it out without me doing anything. I didn't have a problem with mine I was just curious. So to answer ur question. Get a used one and install it at home (all plugs are color coded and only fit one way). Then go to the dealership and pay for one hour labor $100 or so to get it programmed. If u don't program it u won't have abs nor traction control. Possibly other features will be lost until programming is performed but it will work.

MoparMulisha · Nov 15, 2013

Thanks for the response but I've traded in the truck already ;-)

Lugnutz · Feb 1, 2015

Replaced my TIPM recently and received it already programed to my VIN from Dodge. Cost me 900 and it was straightforward to put in myself.

tcarle · Feb 9, 2015

I have a 2010 Journey that the fuel pump is not receiving power. I removed the fuse at the TIPM and no power coming from there either for my fuel pump. My code reader tells me that there is a open circuit. I removed the pump and jumper it to the batter and pump works. So, my plan is to jumper power from main power source to TIPM and the power going to the relay to get the damn thing running. Then wait for the law suit that is going on with about 6 different states for the same reason.

Anyone replace their TIPM?

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