TIPM wiring harness connector pins

Hello All- Happy Easter Weekend-

I have a 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 and the fuse box is called the TIPM (Totally Integrated Power Module). Underneath the TIPM, there are around 6 harness connectors with respective pin slots. These particular harness connectors are made by Tyco. For the life of me, I cant find anywhere that says what the connector pin slots wiring goes to. The Dodge PDF shop manual I have does show some harness connectors, but they dont match to what I have? If someone out there has this, can you please share or let me know where I can find this info would be much appreciated.


Thanks,
MrMike

Im basically looking for something like this-

This is from 2CarPros, but does not show all the connector pin wiring identification.

My Dodge is 2010 Ram 1500 (5.7) and has TIPM (TYCO) harnesses under the fuses box labeled C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6 and C7. The one attached is from 2CarPros as an example I guess since it is cut off and doesnt contain all the identification of the wiring. I think my TIPM might be messed up? The reason I think this is because the starter relay fuse (J12) is supposed to power the starter solenoid relay (W01), so there should be some continuity between both at some point. When I was checking continuity, the reading from one of the relay fuse (J12) sockets to 2 of the starter solenoid relay (W01) sockets was very erratic- not steady and bouncing around. Also, with a fully charged battery, holding ignition key to run, I can hear the fuel pump start up and sounds like the throttle plate makes a complete sweep. After holding key to run for around 45 seconds or so, I hear the starter pinion gear go out and back in? No start- Looking for some expert advice so I can get this fixed.

One more question- If Im careful, do you think I could pry open the TIPM to look at the insides and see if their may be any burnt or obvious signs that may be causing this.

Thanks,
MrMike

Measure twice- Cut once-

Going to ask somewhere else

Have you tried you local library ? Our library offers access to Chilton online and have seen others offer access to Motor Repair Source. Chilton seems pretty good and does offer wiring diagrams.

As for taking apart a TIPM, South Main Auto has a u tube video where he takes apart a TIPM on a Chrysler minivan and replaces a relay on one of the circuit boards.

Hope this helps.

I have not tried our local library yet. Its very small so Im not sure if they would have anything? I guess I can stop by though- Thanks-

Hello MrMike,

Try this website: connectors.dcctools.com/home.htm

The site is the Mopar Connection Repair Kit website. Looks like it covers all FCA vehicles. It has several search functions and shows all the connectors with wiring connections. You can search by year and platform, it then opens a listing of all connectors, including the TIPM. They are listed under the Module section. Has diagrams for connectors, including the TIPM C1 thru C8. It lists the circuit, wire color, gauge, and description. For some reason some connectors do not list the cavity or pin location in the table, but does show how the connector is numbered.


Hope this helps.

OIC5555-

I will check the site out and get back to you. I appreciate the help buddy-

Lots of good stuff in there- Thanks Again-

I have similar problem w/Pro Master 1500. Impression they call it Intelligent Power Distribution Center. I found a burnt wire can not tell the color with 19 other wires. Module looked burned by a relay so I did take it apart. Interesting and I found a build up of melted plastic so I need a new one anyhow.
I am thinking of getting an on line manual from Alldata, Mitchell 1 or one of the others for a monthly, yearly or longer fee. I'm seeing on YT that these do have wiring diagrams with wire colors. Just not sure which is the best one to get. Maybe just a monthly subscription to see if one works for me then switch if it doesn't. Sounds like with my Van The 5 yr subscription will be best. Anyone with thoughts on best on line manual would be welcomed. Good luck with yours MM !

Hey Davey39-

I currently have the Mitchell1 diagrams in black/white. They are real good diagrams, but I think Im going to kick down and get the color ones. Not sure how much more they are going to cost. I think Im paying $19.95 per year now-

Mr Mike, Great, Thanks for your input !! I was just looking up Mitchell 1 when I found your response. Dave

You bet- Let me know what you find out

Has anyone located a store you can buy new pins and receptacles? 3 of my pins are corroded and snapped clean off. I’d like to replace the pin and not solder a new plug on.