well every time i floor the car into wide open thrtottle the car does it but when i get of it the pedal doesnt respond

it responds very slowly even with the pedal pressed down the whole way now i have read that this could be
related to the actual pedal

has anyone had this problem and succesfully got it solved?

 

Have you done a throttle reset ?
Do you have a sprint booster ?
N/A or SRT6 ?
standard or CAI ( Cold Air Induction )
Eurotune ?
6 speed or automatic ?

 

no throttle reset
n/a
automatic
standar cai
no tune on the car
not sure what sprint booster is

 

Simply and free attempt to fix.. throttle reset. Turn the ignition all the way over short of "start", fully depress and hold the gas pedal for 5 seconds, turn the car to off, release the pedal and wait 2 minutes.

Think there is a "sticky" posting for this on the forum.

Good luck with it.

 

I been having the same problem, throttle reset didnt fix it....someone else here had the same problem and thinks it might mean the Throttle Posistion sensor is going bad....well, let me know if you get it fixed as im too broke to try and fix it right now =/

 

Had this problem a few years back and took it to a dealer because it was still under warranty. First they said it was related to the gas pedal/throttle and replaced parts. Picked it up, took it out on the highway, floored it and issue came right back. Turned the car off and back on and it went away. Each time this happened to me the check engine light would come on, I'd turn the car off/on it would go away. Took the car back to the dealership and they ended up putting a new ECM/ECU in the car. Since then I have had the issue happen one other time. Turned the car off/on and it went away. Floored it many times since with no issue. Not sure what to think.

 

Thanks for the info. on mine i get no check engine light however it does fix itself every time after i restart it.

 

My SRT6 was doing this, and I finally got it to throw a P0123 code related to the throttle pedal circuit. I replaced the pedal assembly (apps), and I am hoping this took care of it. I will be driving it this afternoon, will know then.

 

So?..............

 

APS replacement fixed the problem.

 

Holy dead thread revival Batman!

 

I guess you were just in your twenties when the post was made originally.
We like closure here. LOL

 

The accelerator pedal assembly replacement (part 5098494AA for my '04) looks extremely simple based on the service manual and these forums. After the physical replacement of the pedal, are there any procedures or anything else to do? Should the throttle reset procedure, a.k.a. throttle body adaptation procedure be done?

Thanks,

-Micah

 

I just replaced pedal and drove away, no issues showed up. You will need to use a magnet to get the washer off the stud once nut is removed or it will never come out. Once you do that, lift up slightly and pull it out backwards. Pull hard to get the upper friction fastener to let go. The stud slides out through a slot in back of recess where nut goes.

 

Had the same problem. I replaced the whole throttle assembly, drove off and haven't had another problem. Very simple and quick fix.

 

throttle assembly? The thing I usually push with my right foot?

 

thanks, mrmopar & pburchette, the part is on order.