MAK's TIPM Rebuilders specializes in solving the complex problems that consumers face with the electrical systems of Chrysler, Dodge Jeep, and RAM automobiles.   TIPM is an acronym for Totally Integrated Power Module, which is the fuse and relay box in the Chrysler automotive architecture.   Failures of the device are unfortunately too common and lead to often bizarre symptoms ranging from an inability to merely start to the vehicle to myriad electrical devices (horn, wipers, locks, radio, etc) simultaneously turning on and off by themselves, as if the vehicle is possessed.  

We specialize in troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing TIPMs for a international customer base of consumers, mechanics, and automotive repair shops, often saving our customers thousands of dollars over Chrysler Dealership Services.

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MAK's TIPM Rebuilders

Mak Cabessa

Roland Udtohan

Rogene Brillantes

Norma Orozco

Luis Martinez

Landon Melamed

Jon Henry Fernandez

George Jacinto

Frederick Bohol

Danilo Lu - Ang

Tony Nuno

Rosalito Udtohan

Renee Martinez

Mark Medina

Mahdi Hajikarimian

Luis Mora

Romie Silvano

Mava Mehrrafiee

Jannica Seraypheap

Fretzie Ortega

The Electronics Engineering Team at MAK's TIPM Rebuilders is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and enhancing the Totally Integrated Power Modules (TIPMs) for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM vehicles. The team combines hands-on electronic assembly with advanced engineering skills to solve complex electrical issues, develop firmware, and ensure reliability. They work to save customers substantial costs by providing expert troubleshooting and high-quality repairs, often turning malfunctioning vehicles back into reliable transportation.

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