I know someone else has had this problem - Pedal commander help needed

[jessneed]

I am interested if anyone has experienced the same problem I am having. I have a 21 JT Rubicon, 3.6L, AT. I installed a Pedal Commander a couple of months ago and had problems with the 2127 code. I wound up removing it and having a dealer flash the Jeep to remove the code. I returned the Pedal Commander. Last week I ordered another Pedal Commander along with a Tazer. The Tazer works great. I have installed, taken off, and reinstalled the Pedal Commander 10 times or more. Each time I get the 2127 code. I clear it with the Tazer and less than a second later it is back on. This happens without it even shifting out of park, much less driving it. I am not pressing down on the accelerator pedal. I have even unhooked both batteries before installing it and it still turns on the code. I called Pedal Commander and the sent me an update for the Pedal Commander through Bluetooth via the app on the phone. This did not help either. I doubt that I have two defective ones. I have had one before and love it, but at this point and I don't know what else to do other than return it. Anyone got any ideas?

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[Sleighman]

I do not work for or support Banks. I just ordered their product after reading the issues others were having. With products that steal voltage from the Pedal harness to power their product. Fast forward to 3:22 or so. Explains what I think your experiencing. Maybe not dead Pedal but enough of a drop to throw a code.

 

[Delong418]

i’m having the same issue. had it very intermittently with my JLU Sport, now it’s nonstop with my JTR

 

[brianinca]

Dangit, I have a power cable hooked up for my dashcam to my OBD2 port. Works perfectly. Wonder if I can hack a splitter into that.

I do not work for or support Banks. I just ordered their product after reading the issues others were having. With products that steal voltage from the Pedal harness to power their product. Fast forward to 3:22 or so. Explains what I think your experiencing. Maybe not dead Pedal but enough of a drop to throw a code.

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