Dodge/Ram

Hubes Hub stocks a broad range of Dodge OEM parts — primarily interior electronic components, control modules, and harder- to-find items where new replacements are unavailable or expensive. Common categories for Dodge include:

• TIPMs (Totally Integrated Power Modules) and fuse boxes
• SKIM/SKREEM immobilizer modules
• ABS modules and brake control units
• Body control modules and instrument clusters
• Audio components and amplifiers
• Interior switches, control knobs, and bezels
• Clock springs, shift levers, and steering column components

Coverage varies by inventory turn — the live listing on the Dodge Parts collection shows what's in stock right now. If you don't see what you need, send Hubes your VIN and what you're after.

Hubes Hub stocks Dodge parts across the Ram (now its own brand), Charger, Challenger, Durango, Journey, Caravan, Avenger, and most other Dodge lines — both modern and older platforms.

Specific model coverage varies depending on what's coming through donor vehicles at any given time. The most reliable check is the live collection listing plus a VIN-based fitment check.

If your Dodge isn't in the current listing, send Hubes your VIN and what you need. We source from documented vehicles regularly.

Several Dodge platforms (and their Chrysler/Jeep siblings under what's now Stellantis) had documented TIPM reliability issues, particularly in the 2007–2015 range. Common failure patterns include fuel pump relay welding (which causes either continuous fuel pump operation or hard-start conditions), random electrical phantom symptoms, and parasitic battery drain.

Hubes Hub stocks bench-tested OEM TIPMs as replacements for these failures. Each unit is tested for relay function and circuit board integrity before listing. See the Fuse Boxes / TIPMs collection for current TIPM inventory and the diagnostic Q&As there for symptom-matching detail.

Three options, in order of confidence:

1. Use the fitment checker on any product page. Enter your year, make, model, and trim. If we have your vehicle in our compatibility data, you'll see "Fits Your Vehicle" in green.
2. Compare the part number. If your old part has a number stamped or labeled, compare it to the OEM Part Number on the listing.
3. Send your VIN. Dodge platforms often have multiple module variants per year due to trim and option package differences — TIPMs in particular are notoriously not interchangeable across what look like identical vehicles.

See Fitment & vehicle compatibility for the full process.

Sometimes, within the same platform family, but the part number is the deciding factor — not the brand. Many Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep vehicles share platforms and components under the umbrella of what's now Stellantis (formerly FCA, formerly Chrysler Corporation). A TIPM that fits a Dodge Caravan might also fit a Chrysler Town & Country of the same year — and a SKIM module might be shared across Jeep and Dodge platforms with the same year and engine configuration.

But "might" isn't "does." Always verify by part number or VIN before assuming cross-brand interchange.

See Fitment & vehicle compatibility for the full process.