2006 Ram 2500 windows SUCK

[Two-door nine four]

I’ve recently picked up a 2006 ram 5.9, and after chasing all the usual suspects, still no windows. Door wiring is good in the boots, replaced the master switch, and the rear door harnesses. Any ideas, or a shop recommendation in the Charlotte/Gaston county area?

 

[Noel]

Bad tipm is a good possibility. Check for power on the back side of the “fuse box” I currently have mine jumped to another power source for the same problem.

 

[Two-door nine four]

Bad tipm is a good possibility. Check for power on the back side of the “fuse box” I currently have mine jumped to another power source for the same problem.

I'm going to check that out over the weekend. Thanks!

 

[Two-door nine four]

Bad tipm is a good possibility. Check for power on the back side of the “fuse box” I currently have mine jumped to another power source for the same problem.

That's definitely it. Reading 0.16mA. Do you happen to remember where you stole power from?

 

[Noel]

That's definitely it. Reading 0.16mA. Do you happen to remember where you stole power from?

Will snag a pic tomorrow

 

[WARRIORWELDING]

Tipm was a horrible idea. I have wondered just how hard it would be to eliminate one all together in a similar year dodge diesel. Could a man rewire and put in a traditional fuse block and control relays? I bet it would be a nightmare.

 

[Ron]

I used tipmrebuilder/MAKS for one of the shop trucks.

Pulled mine, sent it to them was like $250 and a week and a half and they rework everything and its been fine...

 

[Two-door nine four]

I think I’m going to send it off in the morning. I'm a little apprehensive to start playing with wires.

I used tipmrebuilder/MAKS for one of the shop trucks.

Pulled mine, sent it to them was like $250 and a week and a half and they rework everything and its been fine...

Thanks!

 

[Two-door nine four]

Tipm was a horrible idea. I have wondered just how hard it would be to eliminate one all together in a similar year dodge diesel. Could a man rewire and put in a traditional fuse block and control relays? I bet it would be a nightmare.

Would you double stack it, or make it big as a pizza box? Lol

 

[OnlyOneDR]

I think I’m going to send it off in the morning. I'm a little apprehensive to start playing with wires.

Thanks!

Mine lost the fuel pump relay last winter, I pulled that thing out and replaced the relay on the board myself but I "do" PCB soldering work somewhat regularly so it was no big deal aside from one of the damn pins did not want to give it up. Waiting on those stupid little relays was more of a pain and I am sure the rebuilders have them by the hundreds on the shelf, so there's that. Everything else is working but I bought some additional relays if anything else decides to take a crap.