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A P2114 trouble code indicates that the throttle or accelerator pedal position sensor “B” is not performing within its expected range, especially at its minimum (closed) position.
This means the PCM is detecting inconsistent or incorrect readings from the sensor, which can affect how the throttle responds and how the engine idles.
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This code is typically related to sensor accuracy and performance issues.
It can be. While the vehicle may still run, inconsistent throttle readings can lead to drivability issues and unreliable performance.
If not addressed, it may cause further throttle system problems.
Accurate diagnosis is important since this involves sensor comparison and performance.
Many cases are resolved with cleaning and recalibration.
Yes, although it is less common. The PCM monitors and compares sensor data. If it cannot properly interpret or process signals, it may trigger a P2114 code.
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The P2114 code indicates a performance issue with throttle or pedal position sensor “B,” especially at its resting position, which can affect idle and throttle response. While it may seem minor, it can lead to noticeable drivability issues.
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🔗 Related Trouble Codes You Should Check
If you're diagnosing a P2112 code, you may also want to check:
👉 P2101 Code
👉 P2116 Code
👉 P0607 Code
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