Jeff

First the passenger front head light went out so I replaced the bulb. It still didn't work, I tried swapping bulbs but the passenger side would not work. I had to run the truck so I wired the driver side headlight to the passenger side headlight and its been working. A couple weeks later the other lights came on at the same time as listed below. Truck starts and runs fine other than these codes. I had the dealership run a diagnostic at my last oil change and the codes are as follows:

C102B (Right Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit),
U0431-00 (Implausible Data Received from IPM [FCM/TIPM]),
B1D32-15 (Driver Mirror Heater Control-Circuit Short to Battery or Open),
B1D36-15 (Passenger Mirror Heater Control-Circuit Short to Battery or Open),
U0415 (Invalid Data Received from Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Control Module "A")

After researching I replaced the TIPM with a refurbished TIPM from www.tipmrebuilders.com and went through the hard reset procedure multiple times but it did not resolve the issue.All lights stayed on.
My question is: Is there another common denominator other than the TIPM ie. Bad battery, ground replay? Or do I need to start replacing the individual modules to ferret out the problems? Any help would be appreciated.

RacerHog

Try unhooking the headlamp you wired together. Clear all the codes and see if the issue goes away?
Maybe you pissed off the Lighting Module?
No Modifications? Stereo and so on?

Jeff

Thanks for your response.
No modifications, all stock.
I disconnected the two head lights when I installed the refurbished TIPM but have since re-connected them when I put my old TIPM back on.

What's the best way to clear the codes?

RacerHog

AS far as I know.... If your Code Reader will not clear the codes, Then you have to have the WiTech2 to clear and do any Diagnostics and some of that is Subscription based...
https://www.techauthority.com/en-us/...ts/TAUSER03DAY

So hard to get anything out of Chrysler anymore !!!!