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Posted

I've been having these codes lately. They are all related to the pedal and after changing the pedal sensor I really thought the codes with go away but unfortunately not. I'm on a mafless Proto tune so Maf can't be it. The pedal has a very bad delay after revving almost 2-3 sec off. If I delete code they reappear as soon as I rev.

Any clue where to go after he pedal sensor gentlemen?

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Posted
P0122 Accelerator Pedal Potentiometer 1 – Below Limit

 

Possible fault cause:
- Short circuit to ground
- Pedal sensor
 
P2135 Accelerator Pedal - Signal Implausible
 
Possible fault cause:
- Pedal sensor
 
Check the connections and/or replace the pedal sensor.

 

Posted

Thanks Loren! Yes I changed out the pedal sensor to my buddies working one just to make sure it was that and unfortunately the problem still remains. I will have to check the ground as well.

  • 8 months later...
Posted

Related to P2135 and P0122,

I have a 02, 996 GT2 and I'm experiencing similar issues. 

 

Any update on how this was fixed or if you found the solution?

 

I have already replace the Pedal Sensor with a brand new unit, still having the issue. Now will check the TB, which ground point should i check??

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