My 2012 Dodge Durango has been experiencing reccuring issues associated with the tipm and fuel pump relay. The truck will stall, hard crank or simply not crank at all; leaving me stranded sometimes. This electrical issue also affects the fog lights, front lights, brake lights and turn signals; causing them to not work; putting me in danger of a collision on the highway or city street. 

This tipm and fuel pump relay have been under several recalls over the past 8 years and Dodge actually lost a class action lawsuit in 2015 in reference to this issue. They were ordered to replace these parts free of charge; labeling the parts defective. See link to tipm/relay article here (https://www.classlawgroup.com/chrysler-totally-integrated-power-module-tipm-lawsuit/ and here https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/closed-settlements/dodge-jeep-faulty-fuel-pump-class-action-settlement/ ) 

They’ve replaced both of these parts twice for me over the past 6 years. Now I am experiencing issues where the car won’t start for 20 minutes after I turn it off. The signal lights won't work correctly; and the foglights are totally inoperative. I’ve taken it back to the dealer for a diagnostic and also called the corporate office but no one wants to take accountability and acknowledge what the issue is. 

I have attempted to contact the lawyer who started the class action lawsuit to consult about this matter but he says he can't sue them again. I’m looking to see if Dodge owners have any legal recourse or what our best course of action could be in order to hold Dodge accountable for replacing the tipm and fixing this defective part for good. Thanks!

REPAIR TIMELINE:
2016 fuel pump relay
2017 Tipm
2018 Rewired the tipm, replace
2020, fuel pump relay - september
2022, fuel pump

This is a defective part that can cause a critical accident and Dodge/Chrysler needs to take accountability for it before someone is injured or loses their life.