Pedal Commander! Awesomeness!

[TrapperJ]

I've added similar gizmos to cars, cycles and more throughout the years. Mostly with little real "seat of the britches feel" this one is worth the coin. If you haven't purchased yet. Do it! You will not be disappointed

 

[Mink]

You won't be disappointed.

 

[Aaron]

Selling my gen 1. Pulled the PC off. What is a 2 month old PC worth with a Rappy Graphics subdued flag overlay that isn't stuck on yet worth?

~$220 or so

 

[FatBuoy]

Well, my PC came in the mail yesterday. Super excited to put it on this morning. Install took about 2 minutes.

BUY ONE

 

[Chris@FreedomMotorsports]

Well, my PC came in the mail yesterday. Super excited to put it on this morning. Install took about 2 minutes. Fired the truck up, ready to play with it a bit. I got a series of errors from "hill climb decent" to "parking sensors not working". I hit ok until they all disappeared, but the wrench icon was still on. Put it in drive and all it will do is idle forward. NO response to the pedal. I haven't seen this pop up for anyone else on here, as I've been watching before purchasing. Any ideas? Very bummed. Haven't taken it off yet, but a bit afraid to. Hoping I don't have a permanent wrench light.

Go disconnect the unit. Then disconnect the battery for at least 30-45 minutes to allow a power drain to reset the ECM. There isn't anything wrong with the truck at all. I have seen this a few times for Raptors, Colorados, Tacomas and a few other models and none of those was even a bad Pedal Commander. In all of those cases, the user did not follow the directions correctly during installation, up to and including removing the key fob from the vehicle and leaving it in the house, etc. REmove the unit, disconnect the battery to allow that power drain and then once that has had time to do that, reinstall the unit before reconnecting the battery. Should solve your issue.

 

[FatBuoy]

Go disconnect the unit. Then disconnect the battery for at least 30-45 minutes to allow a power drain to reset the ECM. There isn't anything wrong with the truck at all. I have seen this a few times for Raptors, Colorados, Tacomas and a few other models and none of those was even a bad Pedal Commander. In all of those cases, the user did not follow the directions correctly during installation, up to and including removing the key fob from the vehicle and leaving it in the house, etc. REmove the unit, disconnect the battery to allow that power drain and then once that has had time to do that, reinstall the unit before reconnecting the battery. Should solve your issue.

Edited my post, Chris. Thanks for the quick reply. User error. I had forgotten to push the red safety clip back down on the connection. It was fully connected, however. Shocked that the truck senses that little red clip isn't engaged but it does. As my edit states now:

BUY ONE

 

[MikeH]

PC is sicckkkkk. Love this thing. Spend the money folks. Spend the money.

 

[Spartan1]

Wow this thing is insane. It takes about 1 minute to install. Now I will never be able to drive without one it's so good. Anyone on the fence should pick one up.

 

[dakotawoopass]

Well worth the money. I had my doubts...but whoaaa....

 

[CigarSmokingZombie]

Anyone having issues with their PC? Had mine installed for 2 days...working fine then Boom...engine stall and throttle response error. I heard this may be a known issue and update pending?