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8.8
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $1,810
- Average Mileage:
- 101,400 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 28 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (12 reports)
- TIPM repair (12 reports)
- replaced TIPM (2 reports)
- chaffed bus bar wires behind dash (1 reports)
- check inside remote key fob for loose connector or moisture (1 reports)
electrical problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Several times all electrically operated equipment in our 2010 Dodge Caravan quit working. During a recent heavy downpour our 21 year old son was driving on a major highway in rush-hour traffic when the wipers, defroster, cruise and power windows all quit working. Unable to see out of the windshield or put the driver's side window down he did his best to cross two lanes of traffic and pull over and stop.
Fortunately this very dangerous maneuver was successful and he survived the situation shaken but unscathed.
We took the vehicle into the dealership and they replaced a faulty TIPM.
In researching this matter I see that failing TIPM’s are common among Chrysler products and have been the subject of several recalls in similar vehicles. I also see that our vehicle is on the list of those being investigated by the government for faulty TIPM's and is also on the list of vehicle in a class action suit against Chrysler.
We were very fortunate that our son survived this incident which was clearly caused by a component Chrysler knows to be faulty and subject to failure in highly dangerous situations such as ours.
Because of the circumstances our dealer took $200 off of the price of the new TIPM for us but we still paid over $1,000.00 to have it replaced.
It seems quite unfair that Chrysler should profit from placing us in a life-threatening situation and given the infamous history of this part we feel they should at least reimburse us for repair cost.
We did contact them through their online Customer Contact form but they refused to take any responsibility or pay any of the costs.
- pragmatist, Port Perry, ON, Canada