Improve the Performance of Your Jeep Wrangler In Seconds & For FREE - Recalibrate Throttle Sensor

Is the performance of your Jeep Wrangler (JK or JL) recently declined? If so, maybe you need to recalibrate your Throttle Position Sensor. In this video I discuss the simple 30 second procedure.

[@michaelraziano719]

WOW. Time to sell my Pedal Commander!! This easy procedure CURED my seriously terrible , soft or DEAD pedal feel. I'm not kidding. Had i found this prior to purchasing the Pedal Commander, I would never bought it. And perhaps I would not be throwing P2138 codes and scarring the living heck out of the passengers in my 2020 Jeep Wrangler -w hen it loses all control and goes into "Limp mode". And to address one of the response below saying that this is " placebo effect" YOU. ARE. WRONG. This 100% changed the sensitivity of the Gas Pedal. NO Doubt!. THANK YOU. Looks like you have Two beers coming your way amigo! Much thanks

[@The.Garage.Studio]

Ah man.. that is so cool. I probably need to redo mine again as i've recalibrated for a tire change. I'm so glad it worked for you!! I have been wanting to try the Pedal Monster, since my larger tires have taken some of the oomph out of the engine it seems.. but maybe I just should take my own advice. I'll take my beers tomorrow nite please !!

[@jaycrane761]

This is how you reset all modern drive buy wire system. Well some require it to be done 3 times other require it to be done with a quick release of the pedal but it’s all pretty much the same idea to get the ecm and pcm to learn the pedal position Accross the hole travel of the pedal path. Thanks for sharing and good tip!

[@The.Garage.Studio]

That's cool.. Thanks so much for sharing !!

[@frenchcurse7287]

Yeah thx alote to share us the tips. Im gona doing on mine

[@The.Garage.Studio]

Hope it helps. Made a difference on mine.

[@kimos_jtfreedom8448]

It’s called the placebo affect. This will do absolutely nothing to pedal lag.

[@The.Garage.Studio]

Could be.

[@stevenoberg4277]

Would it work on a 2006 TJ that doesn’t have push button start and is a 6 speed manual?

[@The.Garage.Studio]

I'm really not sure. Sorry. You can try it and see if it makes a difference. It doesn't need the push button start to do it.

[@trevinated]

Would it be safe to assume it's the same for the Gladiator?

[@The.Garage.Studio]

Oh for sure. It will really only help if the throttle position sensor needs to be recalibrated, but it makes a huge difference if that needs to be done.

[@TheSchmed]

4cyl, I have no idea why they push these small 4 bangers in these vehicles.

[@The.Garage.Studio]

It's actually pretty strong. I'd still rather have the Penestar V6 though.

[@TheSchmed]

@@The.Garage.Studio yeah, my concern is smaller motors with turbos to replace a 6 cyl generally run a bit more hot, with higher RPMs, to achieve the same power level, and the longevity working much harder. Have we seen many 2.0 Wranglers surpass the 100K miles point yet ? I notice the 2.0 was the “default” motor in the JL Rubicon and Sahara models here (Long Island), not the 3.6.

[@The.Garage.Studio]

@@TheSchmed I really starting to enjoy the 4C turbo. The only thing I don't like about it is the sound. It's super peppy though. The nice thing about it is all the torque down low. I do actually think i'd get better gas mileage on the 6 cylinder though. I'm doing a towing test between the 4C and 6C.. that will be a very interesting test.

[@nickg5275]

This is for JK as well? Mines a key start though

[@The.Garage.Studio]

Yep.. Exactly. Do the process in the 2nd position of the key (the on position). Just before the start/ignition.

[@jaymills3843]

Lost my interest with that Windy Intro!

[@The.Garage.Studio]

So sorry.