TIPM Plug in Relay System Lite OEM Remote Start Plastic Long Lifespan Fuel Pump Relay Bypass for Grand Caravan Journey Item Type: Plug in Relay System Material: Plastic Fitment: Fit for Town and Country 2008-2016 Fit for Grand Caravan 2008-2020 Fit for Journey 2009-2010 Fit for Grand Cherokee 2011-2013 Fit for Liberty 2007-2012 Fit for Lancia Voyager 2012-2014 Fit for 1500, 2500, 3500 2011-2012 Fit for C/V 2012-2014 Characteristic: Bypass your faulty fuel pump relay to stay on the road and drive like you normally do Prevents stuck on faulty fuel pump relays from draining your battery Will provide power to your fuel pump if the faulty fuel pump relay cannot Test your existing faulty fuel pump relay with LED feedback to determine if it's faulty LED feedback indicates run or start signal and power provided to the fuel pump Fits a TIPM 7 style fuze box Under your TIPM lid when closed No functional limitations No cold start problems No need to cut harness wires, remove the TIPM, or reprogram the TIPM. No programming or expensive dealer visits Reduced cost compared to other solutions such as a used TIPM, repaired TIPM, or external relay Full OEM remote start functionality 5 minute installation. Installation requires no special skills Symptom description of fuel pump relay malfunction: Multiple attempts to start may most commonly occur when the vehicle is cold in the morning. The problem worsens over time and ultimately cannot be initiated at all. The vehicle behaves as if it's out of gas. Due to the fuel pump relay being stuck in the closed open position, there is unexplained battery consumption. If you listen from behind after the vehicle is turned off, you may hear the fuel pump running. Even if a new battery or fuel pump is installed, battery consumption may still occur. If the vehicle stalls during driving, you can only slide to a stop. This situation is sometimes related to the fuel pump relay, but it may also be due to thermal expansion issues inside the TIPM or other electrical components. The vehicle cannot start, it seems to be out of gas. Jumping the vehicle can solve the starting problem, as the fuel pump relay performs better at higher voltages. When starting the vehicle, you rely on a battery voltage of approximately 12.50 VDC. If you jump start from another moving vehicle, you will apply a voltage of nearly 14.0 VDC to the vehicle because the AC generator outputs a higher voltage.