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2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 02 Jan 2019, 22:30
by Rye
Went to the feed store today and the young woman loading my feed into the back of my van dropped the sack on the power module, knocked it off and ripped wires out of their connectors! All the wires are labeled with a letter/number and I have a wiring diagram, but there is nothing on the board indicating which pin on the PM is which number. I have wire labels and the corresponding pins, but no idea which pin is which number. Is there a standard way to count pins?

Re: 2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 02 Jan 2019, 22:51
by Burgerman
Is this a power module for the van, door, ramp like the one in mine or the one on a chair? I its a chair one who is the manufacturer? (of the power module, not the chairs metalwork) and do you have a pic of the connectors?

Re: 2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 02 Jan 2019, 23:28
by Rye
It's for my van. It's an IMS PowerMotion Module. The wires were actually pulled out of the connectors and the plastic connectors stayed connected to the board. I tried to connect them using the same pattern as another multiwire connector, but nothing happened. I did however, finally get the emergency ramp lift (lift when removed from park) to operate.

Re: 2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 03 Jan 2019, 00:48
by Burgerman
God knows. And there isn't one.

Best get a drawing emailed from them.

Re: 2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 03 Jan 2019, 02:22
by Rye
Burgerman wrote:God knows. And there isn't one.

Best get a drawing emailed from them.


Haha. There isn't an IMS either.

Re: 2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 03 Jan 2019, 13:39
by foghornleghorn
Have you got US Patent numbers for it? Often there are drawings and detailed diagrams to go with the application you can look up.

Failing that IMS seems to have been eaten by BraunAbility so you could try asking them.

Re: 2001 Chrysler IMS Conversion

PostPosted: 03 Jan 2019, 14:15
by Burgerman
If all else fails, you could buy a computer for another manufacturer complete with instructions and wiring detail, and fit it. But a royal pain to do.