As long as this was a competent diagnosis, you could save money installing a TIPM yourself.
Disconnect the neg (-) terminal of the battery, dismount and unplug the old one, plug in and mount the new one, reconnect the battery and perform a hard reset. Your TIPM part # should be on a label affixed to the unit.
There are services online for exchanging/rebuilding these. I have no experience with any of them. I have done business with United Radio in Syracuse NY, an authorized Chrysler electronic repair depot.
Disconnect the neg (-) terminal of the battery, dismount and unplug the old one, plug in and mount the new one, reconnect the battery and perform a hard reset. Your TIPM part # should be on a label affixed to the unit.
There are services online for exchanging/rebuilding these. I have no experience with any of them. I have done business with United Radio in Syracuse NY, an authorized Chrysler electronic repair depot.