Wheel speed signal failure that changes locations check engine on

[FSAconcepts]

So my 05 SRT10 I am getting this error code (P002122) but it originally was in the rear driver wheel now its changed to the passenger front. I believe it was in the rear passenger at one time but wouldn't swear on that. First off what is this issue I realize the wheel speed sensors they are plugged in and intact but why is it changing? its causing the Check engine light to come on. in addition im getting (P0501 ) PCM message not received in the BCM controller. (P0501) again ? FCM/IPM system. description is Left stop lamp output circuit low. (light is working however) and also getting (P1000) Airbag/Occupant restraint. Description driver seat belt/switch circuit open. So these just happened a few days ago while driving before this I dont think any of them were on. thanks for any help or light you can shed on this. I had just got my TPMS light appt scheduled to mate the sensors to the car.

 

[Old School]

First thing I would try is battery disconnect/ connect. Make sure to have a window down or door open when you do it.

 

[FSAconcepts]

Here is something I just thought about. Just want to give everyone the facts and symptoms so i dont leave anything crucial out. Im not for sure if this caused this but could see it potentially. I swapped out the Tire pressure module with another one because my sensors wouldn't communicate with it so like my old car I thought it was dead. Everyone one of those issues/codes I could see partially in some way communicating with that system potentially. I just had the deal marry my sensors to the controller. I would hate to take it out then have to go back to dealer and spend money to do the same thing again. ha. Anyone have thoughts on if this is the potential cause ?

 

[Viper Specialty]

You need to check all your codes and descriptions again. P002122 isnt a thing, and P0501 is a VSS sensor. 05's also dont have FCM/IPM.

What are you using to scan this car? I have the feeling most of it is bogus nonsense.