Thank u so much for this video my car literally just stranded me and i thought i had to wait until the morning to get a replacement part. It kinda scared me the car would not rev or anything.
I had this issue and solved it with this video. Thanks! I found what appeared to be fragments of a green jolly rancher candy on the floor, very bright translucent green and a bit sticky, but reassembled they look like a rubber bumper. The parts I had on hand were an M6x16 button head screw, an M8 washer (less than ideal but I didn't have an M6 washer), and an M6 locknut. Getting to the pedal is a pain. I cut the ziptie attaching the sensor harness to the bracket and unplugged it so I could get out from the floor of the car and tighten the fastener in comfort (faster than dropping the screw a hundred times while trying to insert into the pedal bracket upside down under the dash - I know, I tried it). Reinstalled easy using a regular ziptie to secure the harness: 1) Go through the hole from the back 2) Double back through the same hole 3) Insert the end through the locking part of the ziptie 4) Tighten the ziptie around the harness 5) The locking part should stop the ziptie from slipping through the hole Thanks again!
Sincerely, thank you. I have a 2003 Pathfinder that was having this issue. I changed the peddle sensor, Throttle body (TPS is built in), Brake Relay.... and it was just that little plug! mine plug was still in, but I put a bolt and washer, and that solved everything. Feeling grateful after a week of failure to come across your video tonight!
Man, you saved me a whole heap of money. my daughter broke down 2 days ago at work and I was going to have it towed today. I woke up this morning stressed and saw your video. I immediately went to the parking lot where her car was and looked in the car on the floor. There was that little green spacer on the floor. I lightly stepped on the pedal and started the car. The tcs and slip light went off and I was able to drive the car home where I put a nut and bolt in the hole, re assembled the gas pedal and everything is fine. Thanks.
I had the same issue and found the green broken rubber in the floor so I got the nut like you show in the video and fixed the problem. I can't thank you enough you have same me at least a couple of hundred. Thanks again.
Life Saver! Thank you sir! Stranded, within walking distance of an Ace Hardware. 10MM Socket 1/4 in ratchet, a nut & bolt. Appreciate the post. Also the same issue with the brake light switch if anyone experiences the brake lights staying on. Little rubber Grommet/Disc dries out hardens an falls apart. Excellent vid!
Saved my ass man. Thanks for the video. Btw the clutch and brake have the same shit rubber parts, you might wanna replace those as well as they are equally problematic.
Spent all afternoon going through the service manual, checking voltages and continuity to the ECM, watched this and ended up finding the little green thing on the floor. Completely insane that Nissan doesn't mention that at all in their manuals. Thank you so much!
I can't thank you enough! This video just saved me from a lot of stress. I recently bought a 350z and after washing the car I found that little green rubber spacer on the floor. Not knowing where that came from, I just tossed it aside. The next day the car didn't want to start and I didn't make the connection. But after watching this video and go through the comments about the spacer, my Z is now back to life again! Thanks!
I’m a check out my car and carpet area tomorrow might be similar problem 2012 Toyota if it does I’m going to Venmo or PayPal you some coffee money or lunch
Dude thank you so much for posting this! I couldnt figure out wtf what was wrong because i pulled another pedal from the junk yard and it was doing the same shit and to find out it didnt have that spacer i did what you said in the video with an idle relearn and the car is running perfectly again!
So after watching the video I looked on my floorboard & found half of a green rubber thing. Looked under the carpet & found the rest. Pulled peddle out & did just like you said. Fixed!!!!!!!!!! You are the man!!!!!
thank you so much bro.. been scratching my head for 6 months on this car.. changed tps sensor and throttle body module. but no luck. thanks to you shes alive from the dead. lol..
God bless you sir !!! Thank you very much! 🙏
doesnt work for me
Good jpb
Thank you saved another of money.
Thank u so much for this video my car literally just stranded me and i thought i had to wait until the morning to get a replacement part. It kinda scared me the car would not rev or anything.
Thanks saved me money brother 🙏💯
So this would clear my p2122 code would it also clear my p2138 code? Thank you in advance
I had this issue and solved it with this video. Thanks! I found what appeared to be fragments of a green jolly rancher candy on the floor, very bright translucent green and a bit sticky, but reassembled they look like a rubber bumper. The parts I had on hand were an M6x16 button head screw, an M8 washer (less than ideal but I didn't have an M6 washer), and an M6 locknut. Getting to the pedal is a pain. I cut the ziptie attaching the sensor harness to the bracket and unplugged it so I could get out from the floor of the car and tighten the fastener in comfort (faster than dropping the screw a hundred times while trying to insert into the pedal bracket upside down under the dash - I know, I tried it). Reinstalled easy using a regular ziptie to secure the harness: 1) Go through the hole from the back 2) Double back through the same hole 3) Insert the end through the locking part of the ziptie 4) Tighten the ziptie around the harness 5) The locking part should stop the ziptie from slipping through the hole Thanks again!
Sincerely, thank you. I have a 2003 Pathfinder that was having this issue. I changed the peddle sensor, Throttle body (TPS is built in), Brake Relay.... and it was just that little plug! mine plug was still in, but I put a bolt and washer, and that solved everything. Feeling grateful after a week of failure to come across your video tonight!
Man, you saved me a whole heap of money. my daughter broke down 2 days ago at work and I was going to have it towed today. I woke up this morning stressed and saw your video. I immediately went to the parking lot where her car was and looked in the car on the floor. There was that little green spacer on the floor. I lightly stepped on the pedal and started the car. The tcs and slip light went off and I was able to drive the car home where I put a nut and bolt in the hole, re assembled the gas pedal and everything is fine. Thanks.
Thank you sir 👍
Thanks for this video.. very helpful..
Thanks Chris this video was super helpful for me..I have a 2003 maxima and the fix was basically the same..much love from the Bahamas 100%
OMG I only checked this after buying 2 extra sensors for my 350Z....Whatever am I going to do with these new sensors
I had the same issue and found the green broken rubber in the floor so I got the nut like you show in the video and fixed the problem. I can't thank you enough you have same me at least a couple of hundred. Thanks again.
Life Saver! Thank you sir! Stranded, within walking distance of an Ace Hardware. 10MM Socket 1/4 in ratchet, a nut & bolt. Appreciate the post. Also the same issue with the brake light switch if anyone experiences the brake lights staying on. Little rubber Grommet/Disc dries out hardens an falls apart. Excellent vid!
Great video! Fixed my problem after troubleshooting for months, going through field service manual and online forms. Thank you!
Saved my ass man. Thanks for the video. Btw the clutch and brake have the same shit rubber parts, you might wanna replace those as well as they are equally problematic.
Spent all afternoon going through the service manual, checking voltages and continuity to the ECM, watched this and ended up finding the little green thing on the floor. Completely insane that Nissan doesn't mention that at all in their manuals. Thank you so much!
Hey just want to tell you thanks for your video. You saved me a lot of money. I am in Jamaica
Great... thank you so much.. you have saved so many ppl throttle bodies and pedals!! me included!!
Thank you so much broo
Great help. U saved me thanks..
Amazing !! Worked for my fx35
Is this method should fix p2122 in my Dodge dart ? 🤔
Thanks much bro that is what I did and it work🤗 great job👍🏽
I can't thank you enough! This video just saved me from a lot of stress. I recently bought a 350z and after washing the car I found that little green rubber spacer on the floor. Not knowing where that came from, I just tossed it aside. The next day the car didn't want to start and I didn't make the connection. But after watching this video and go through the comments about the spacer, my Z is now back to life again! Thanks!
Dude after you put the bolt and space the car needs to reset the ecm?
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I’m a check out my car and carpet area tomorrow might be similar problem 2012 Toyota if it does I’m going to Venmo or PayPal you some coffee money or lunch
Dude thank you so much for posting this! I couldnt figure out wtf what was wrong because i pulled another pedal from the junk yard and it was doing the same shit and to find out it didnt have that spacer i did what you said in the video with an idle relearn and the car is running perfectly again!
wow Thank YOU!
I need help with my g35 ,didn't had the spacer so I put a bot and it worked but as i drive it , it went back to limp mod
4:32 what a great sounding NISSAN !!
So after watching the video I looked on my floorboard & found half of a green rubber thing. Looked under the carpet & found the rest. Pulled peddle out & did just like you said. Fixed!!!!!!!!!! You are the man!!!!!
Thank you so much. Fixed my car after trying for 2 weeks
Thank you so much
what is the size bolt you used
Thank you so much brother. That’s exactly what my car needed.
thank you so much bro.. been scratching my head for 6 months on this car.. changed tps sensor and throttle body module. but no luck. thanks to you shes alive from the dead. lol..