t14mhall
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Hey all- looking for some advice on my 2018 GT.
I got into boost in 3rd gear and after letting off, the car shut off at about 70MPH. I managed to limp it home as I was right around the corner from my house. The car will crank and fire up for a second then stall out. When driving it was in serious limp mode and had zero power.
I got the following codes:
P060D- Internal control module accelerator pedal position performance
P2122- Throttle/pedal position sensor/switch "D" circuit Low
P2127- Throttle/Pedal position sensor/switch "E" circuit low
I cleared the codes and it's still having the same issue, cranks, and starts up for a second then stalls out. I ended up replacing the gas pedal thinking it was the pedal position sensor but that didn't make a difference. The battery was pulled for 15 minutes or so hoping something would reset.
I do have a BAP in the car, but I pulled that and reconnected the wires directly back to the pedal and determined the issue isn't with the BAP. No boost leaks etc.
Hoping someone has run into this before I start throwing more money at it. My next options would be TPS sensor
Any help or insight is greatly appreciated.
I got into boost in 3rd gear and after letting off, the car shut off at about 70MPH. I managed to limp it home as I was right around the corner from my house. The car will crank and fire up for a second then stall out. When driving it was in serious limp mode and had zero power.
I got the following codes:
P060D- Internal control module accelerator pedal position performance
P2122- Throttle/pedal position sensor/switch "D" circuit Low
P2127- Throttle/Pedal position sensor/switch "E" circuit low
I cleared the codes and it's still having the same issue, cranks, and starts up for a second then stalls out. I ended up replacing the gas pedal thinking it was the pedal position sensor but that didn't make a difference. The battery was pulled for 15 minutes or so hoping something would reset.
I do have a BAP in the car, but I pulled that and reconnected the wires directly back to the pedal and determined the issue isn't with the BAP. No boost leaks etc.
Hoping someone has run into this before I start throwing more money at it. My next options would be TPS sensor
Any help or insight is greatly appreciated.
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