my truck threw the codes p2121 and p2122. Now it is back to acting fine, I dont really want to get stranded anywhere again so should I just order the sensor? And whats the deal with someplaces you get the whole bracket with sensor already in it, but other places you just get the sensor and you might have to calibrate it. The price difference is huge but which would be better?

Get one from Tim, you dont need two brackets. I went for over a year without calibrating with no ill effects. After calibration there was no difference.http://www.dodgecumminsapps.com/

x 2 on the timbos apps, works great and easy to follow instructions.

with the above posts!

Got one from Tim also...easy install with no problems.

To the OP, you've got a 3rd gen, correct????? If so, do you know which APPS you have?????They can be mounted on the engine in front of the intake horn under the bell shaped housing, they can be under the drivers side battery tray (like mine), or they can be on the floor inside the cab connected to the go pedal.You'd better find out before you order, as they are not all the same in a different location.

To the OP, you've got a 3rd gen, correct????? If so, do you know which APPS you have????? They can be mounted on the engine in front of the intake horn under the bell shaped housing, they can be under the drivers side battery tray (like mine), or they can be on the floor inside the cab connected to the go pedal. You'd better find out before you order, as they are not all the same in a different location.

Ya mine is mounted to the engine so it should work

What is an apps? And does my '06 have one? Tell me, tell me now. LOL

What is an apps? And does my '06 have one? Tell me, tell me now. LOL

APPS=Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor Yes; your '06 does have one. It'll either be under the drivers side battery tray, or in the cab connected to the "go pedal". Only the early 3rd gens had them mounted on the engine under the bell shaped housing.

APPS=Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor

Yes; your '06 does have one. It'll either be under the drivers side battery tray, or in the cab connected to the "go pedal". Only the early 3rd gens had them mounted on the engine under the bell shaped housing.

Bold I'm pretty sure is the correct answer...

If you guys were just a bit more knowledgable about automatic trucks, me and Rogan could quit being on the bleeding edge. :banghead::lmao2:

Too much to go wrong with Auto's...

Got the sensor in the mail yesterday. The truck is still acting fine but im going to change it out this weekend.

My timbos apps works alot better then the factory one did, even from new. Alot better than new.Sent from my DROID3 using Tapatalk 2