TPMS Receiver location

[RDThompson]

I have a 2008 Ram Quadcab 4x4 and I'm looking for the receiver for the sensors in the wheels. Are there more than one?
I had al the wheel sensors replaced but I still get a low pressure message.
I searched the topic but couldn't find an answer relating to my model year.
It doesn't seem to matter which wheels are in front and which are rear.
It's not a critical problem but it is annoying.

 

[Ozymandias]

You need to examine that issue with wiTech.
No way to sort it out without using diagnostic tests.

 

[Prairie Dog]

Had a similar problem with my Challenger recently. I stopped by the dealer and to my surprise, the shop was willing to read the stored codes (my common reader couldn't) and tell me exactly what the failed part was - all for N/C.
Bought part and fixed problem myself for less than $50.

Scott

 

[mfurrh55]

Had a similar problem with my Challenger recently. I stopped by the dealer and to my surprise, the shop was willing to read the stored codes (my common reader couldn't) and tell me exactly what the failed part was - all for N/C.
Bought part and fixed problem myself for less than $50. How come you didn't list the part you replaced, might help the op fix his

Scott

 

[mfurrh55]

How come you didn't list part you replaced, might help op fix his

 

[Prairie Dog]

How come you didn't list part you replaced, might help op fix his

Sorry, being for my Challenger I didn't consider that but it couldn't hurt right?
The code specified the left front wheel speed sensor. Must be a common failure because the right front was replaced under warranty a while back.

 

[sag2]

It should be the Wireless Control Module (WCM) located under the ignition switch.

 

[mfurrh55]

Sorry, being for my Challenger I didn't consider that but it couldn't hurt right?
The code specified the left front wheel speed sensor. Must be a common failure because the right front was replaced under warranty a while back.

Oh ok, I understand

 

[Jim W]

I have a 2008 Ram Quadcab 4x4 and I'm looking for the receiver for the sensors in the wheels. Are there more than one?
I had al the wheel sensors replaced but I still get a low pressure message.
I searched the topic but couldn't find an answer relating to my model year.
It doesn't seem to matter which wheels are in front and which are rear.
It's not a critical problem but it is annoying.

I also have an 2008 Mega Cab truck. I do not run any TPMS sensors in my wheels/tires as I do not inflate them to the set pressure as required by the factory settings. All I get is four dings at start up and a steady idiot light showing low tire pressure. After 8 years of this I do not notice this at all. It is just normal for me now, with the radar detector going through it's start up sounds and the blue tooth device going through it's system checks. I do not even notice the 4-dings anymore plus it has saved me a little cash since I do not buy the pressure sensors when I get new tires.