PEDAL COMMANDER for Ram 1500 New Body 2019-2026 Throttle Response Controller - Plug-and-Play 36 Settings, Wireless App Control, Anti Theft - Off-Road Performance Mods - 1500 Accessories
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Size: 1500 New Body Style 2019+
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- COMPATIBLE WITH RAM 1500 (2019-2026): Compatible with 5th Gen models. This throttle response controller optimizes acceleration for 3.0L, 3.6L, and 5.7L engines. An ideal throttle controller upgrade in truck accessories
- CUSTOM RESPONSE CONTROL: Quickly decrease acceleration delay with this Pedal Commander truck accessory (4 modes: Eco, City, Sport, Sport+). Tailor your vehicle's performance with 36 settings for a customized, responsive driving experience
- EASY PLUG & PLAY SETUP: Install this throttle response controller in 15 minutes without tools or lasting modifications. The design is completely reversible and does not affect your vehicles computer, leaving no trace on the ECU or factory software
- APP MANAGEMENT & SECURITY: Manage all controls and settings wirelessly through the free Pedal Commander app. Improve vehicle security by completely locking the gas pedal with the subscription-based Anti-Theft option
- SAFE & RELIABLE ADJUSTMENT: Make your engine roar within safety parameters. Does not alter emissions or ECU tables. It leaves no flags, maintaining factory status. Compatible with all other engine modifications and aftermarket truck accessories
Description
Ram 1500 owners know the frustration of a sluggish gas pedal. Whether you're taking off from a stoplight or towing, the factory throttle often feels unresponsive. The Pedal Commander for Ram 1500 is engineered to significantly reduce that delay, giving your truck the immediate throttle response it should have had from the factory. Unlike AFM or MDS disabler devices, the Pedal Commander doesn’t alter your engine’s programming. Instead, it fine-tunes how your throttle pedal communicates with the truck's ECU, transforming the "delay pedal" feel. This results in more precise acceleration and a more confident driving experience, whether you’re running stock or have added popular Ram 1500 accessories like cold air intakes, throttle bodies, or exhaust upgrades. With 36 adjustable settings across four modes (Eco, City, Sport, and Sport+), you control how your Ram 1500 responds. Eco mode helps with fuel efficiency and smooth low-speed control—perfect for daily commutes or towing. City mode balances comfort and response for everyday traffic. Sport and Sport+ unleash sharper acceleration that makes your truck feel more powerful, especially when hauling, climbing hills, or running larger tires. Installation is simple; just plug it into the factory connection under your dash in minutes, with no special tools required. Plus, the Pedal Commander includes an Anti-Theft mode that disables pedal input when activated, giving you added peace of mind when parking your Ram. The Pedal Commander doesn’t add horsepower; it gives you access to all the power your HEMI or V6 already has, right when you need it. For Ram 1500 drivers, it’s the easiest and most effective upgrade to mitigate throttle lag, complement performance mods, and make your truck more responsive on-road and off. 1500 New Body 2019-2025 Ram 2500 3500 2019-2025 Dodge Ram Truck 2007-2018 Dodge Ram Truck 2005-2006 Ram 2500 3500 2019-2025 The Pedal Commander offers 36 different sensitivity levels, and nine additional settings for each mode. We believe everyone should improve their overall driving experience. This is why we created a device that gives drivers full control over their gas pedal sensitivity. Quality is everything, so we ensure our material and how we make our products are compliant with health, safety, and environmental regulations. Our product provides a safe, reliable, and fun performance chip experience. We have a passion for all things automotive and express this passion through our continued support of the Automotive Communities. At Pedal Commander, making a reliable throttle response controller is not all we care about. We have a passion for all things automotive, and we express this passion through our continued support of Motorsports and the Automotive community as a whole. From sponsoring athletes and drivers to attending and hosting events, The Pedal Commander Team takes our motto of Living Life Full Throttle and embodies it fully. Pedal Commander's exclusive and reliable throttle maps improve throttle response, enhancing driving experience while ensuring safety. Unlock the full potential of your vehicle with Pedal Commander, the go-to choice for performance enthusiasts. Visit the Store
Manufacturer: Pedal Commander
Brand: PEDAL COMMANDER
Model: PC78 Ram 1500
Item Weight: 8.1 ounces
Product Dimensions: 6.25 x 3 x 2.25 inches
Item model number: RAM1500-2019+pc78
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Painted
Manufacturer Part Number: PC07 DODGEBT
Position: Inside Center
Bulb Type: LED
Special Features: Bluetooth, plug and play
Date First Available: October 6, 2014
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As the heading shows, I drive a 17 RAM 3500 Dually with 4.10 and Aisin transmission so mine is considered the HO. There are a couple of things I didn't see when researching. 1. Nobody seems to have long-term use reviews. Everyone is talking about just installing, had it a day, love the power, etc... 2. Does it make the truck jerk from a stop (slam the diff) or does it cause any other drivability issues. I will be a little hypocritical with my review, as I have only had mine about a week or so. I do intend on keeping it installed at least until the January 31st return window (if it doesn't cause any problems with the truck I will keep it installed). I have towed empty, pulling my 19k lbs. fifth wheel, running Diesel additive, and without additive. In all these scenario's I have kept it tuned to either City +4 or Sport with no +/-. Even with the Aisin being a slightly stiffer transmission, I have been very impressed on how the truck feels now. I am not driving it like a rental car so I have not seen any decrease in fuel efficiency. I have not even tried the Sport Plus settings. It accelerates extremely smoothly and the power seems to come on gradually but quickly (if that makes sense). Anyone who drives the Aisin knows the feel of the 1st to 2nd injector cutout, and with the PC the hesitation or cut out seems to be much smoother or less apparent. I haven't had any hard upshift or downshifts. The turbo spools the same as far as psi goes. I know what psi I was running before and it seems to be the same after installing the PC. However, the power is much more instantaneous and causes the transmission to down shift accordingly. Even when towing the trailer, I didn't feel like the amount of power it gave was causing stress or damage to the motor or drive component (that was one of my concerns). I can control my speed while towing and driving empty much better, which I believe is giving me the same if not better MPG. Before the PC, when I added Hot shots Secrets EDT, I could notice a difference in idle but also acceleration. With the PC installed, the truck has an equivalent amount of power with or without additive. I will likely still use it for its cleaning capabilities but will only use the maintenance dose now instead of the performance dose. **Update** 2 months now and 1 snow storm. I haven't had and CEL's and loved that I could turn down my throttle sensitivity when we had 24" of fresh snow. Being able to tame all that torque was key to keeping me on the road when it was snowing and icy. I am a bit surprised it didn't trigger any CEL when my truck goes into "battery saver mode" on really cold morning -4 to 13 degrees F. When the grid heater cycles, it drops to 11 Volts, but no Check Engine Lights. Very happy with that. I will say, I would never use the "eco" mode if I weren't in the snow! It makes the truck feel like a slug and very delayed turbo spool, but in the snow....perfect! *ONE MORE REVISION* So I have been using this a while and I will say there has still been no complications. I used this in conjunction with my Raceme ultra for a while and am not sure if I like it with the new software. It seems to mess with the shift points so the Aisin runs through the gears too quickly (not harsh or soft, just too fast). It shifted almost like normal when I put it on Tow/Haul mode but don't necessarily prefer the downshifting all the time in that truck setting. I turned it off with the Raceme and miss the throttle response but feel the truck shifts more appropriately with the new Raceme. Transmission shift points depend on drive pressure as well as throttle position and when the throttle band is changed and made more sensitive, it effected the shift points to a point I didn't think was safe for head pressure and engine boost.
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I couldn't stop grinning from ear to ear the first time I stabbed the throttle. (I put it on Sport + mode right off the bat) I installed this on a 2014 Ram 1500 and the installation took all of 5 minutes..!! This will not void warranty because this does not mess with the computer of anything like that. If you are concerned at all about the warranty on your vehicle, simply spend 5 minutes and remove the Pedal Commander, then put it back on when you want to. I guess if you were to ask me.. What does this thing do? I would say something like.... It increases throttle response and sensitivity. Now, some might say.. so what? I cut my teeth on carbureted cars, and love the instant throttle response of the engine to the carburetor's accelerator pump's shot of raw gasoline. Modern fuel injected vehicles, sure better fuel mileage, atomization, etc... but the throttle response feels sluggish and slow compared to a carbureted vehicle. Now, if you are not old enough to ever have driven a V8 with a carburetor on it, none of this will make much sense to you. If the only thing you have ever driven is FI cars, well, the lazy pedal will seem normal to you. The Pedal Commander will make the engine respond a lot quicker. When I got my 2014 Ram 1500, with Hemi, I knew it had plenty of power, 395 HP. It moves the big sled briskly, I really like the truck, but the pedal was painfully sluggish. It almost seemed like, I could push the pedal half way down before it seemed like the engine would respond. I thought, I would like to have that changed, but couldn't really do it without getting into a programmer, hence voiding the warranty. I came across a forum where some guys were attacking the pedal commander. I think, it was maybe the company owner responded to the negative comments with professional and logical counters. I looked everything, and ordered the Pedal Commander like 10 minutes later. I could tell it was exactly what I wanted. This DOES NOT increase horsepower. That is not what it is supposed to do. It does exactly what it is supposed to do, increase throttle response. It is a perfect addition to my Ram 1500 for it's extremely lazy/sluggish accelerator pedal. I went straight to "Sport +" mode, the most aggressive mode. I couldn't stop laughing, I could barely take off without whipping my head back. Now, that setting was a little too aggressive for me personally, so I went "down" to "Sport" mode and I'm experimenting with that currently to see what I like. Since there are numerous settings, you can find a perfect setting for your personal taste. For Ram 1500 Hemi owners: This is perfect !! The pedal is sluggish as hell, then add in the "ECO" mode. That is when the engine runs on 4 cylinders instead of all 8 for economy. There is also a lag when the engine switches from 4cyl to 8cyl. Soooo.... combine the laggy accelerator pedal with the laggy switch from 4cyl to 8cyl, it "feels" really crappy during all that. The Pedal Commander helps do away with most of that. Not perfect, but REALLY nice compared to stock. 17JAN17 Update: I found the "Sport" mode works best for me. Actually "Sport" mode then 2 clicks down. I sort of figured my miles per gallon would decrease, because since I drive my truck hard. This would be no fault of the Pedal Commander. Actually, it seems like I'm getting 1 or 2 extras mpg's now. The only thing I can figure is that, I was really annoyed with how sluggish the stock pedal was, so I was always heavy on it. Using, Pedal Commander, I can get the truck to respond the way I want with a lighter foot... I don't know.. I can see I'm getting a little better mpg's. Nothing drastic, but a little better.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2017 Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2017 by Jesse
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Easy to install on my '22 EcoDiesel and really woke the engine up closer to how the Ram should've been shipped stock. I run in Sport 1 and it'll absolutely get up and go when you grab some pedal, but is sedate enough when you're driving normally. While I did feel some increased responsiveness in City mode, I felt that S1 gave me the greatest bang for the buck, didn't noticeably change my fuel economy at all (24.8 mpg before, 24.8 mpg after) and it has yet to throw codes or send me into limp mode. Dinged it a star because it was a bit expensive for what it gave me, but it's just the ticket if you're looking to wake your sleepy engine.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022 by Chris O
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First, I have a 2018 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel Laramie with the EPA Updated ECU tuning. Before installing the Pedal Commander, there was a horrible delay in throttle response, almost to the point of being dangerous. I read other reviews before purchasing, and still, yet I am a man and had to go straight for Sport +: +4, and after nearly hitting my neighbor's car backing out of the driveway, I had a nice big grin glued to my face. For me, Sport+ and 0 gain works best. Installation: It took all of about 2 minutes to install I have a background in automotive Tech but I can assure you if you can plug up a cell phone charger in your car you can do this as well. Simply unplug the connector on the accelerator pedal and take that same connector and plug it into the pedal commander harness, ( it is a male-female set of connectors so you can not mess it up). Then plug the other connector into the accelerator and you are done. ****NOTE KEEP YOUR KEY FOB AT LEAST 35FT AWAY FROM YOUR VEHICLE FOR AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE INSTALLATION TO PREVENT SETTING A FAULT CODE IN THE ECU WHEN YOU DISCONNECT THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL.******* NOTICE: The pedal Commander will not VOID your factory or extended warranty. With that being said if you do need to take your vehicle to the dealer for any issues disconnect the Pedal Commander following the reverse instructions for installation. The reason for this is that if one of the Techs at the Dealer finds the Pedal Commander installed they can use that as a reason not to honor the warranty. This device will not change your existing ECU Tune or add Horsepower! It simply manipulates the voltage signal that is sent to the ECU from the accelerator pedal by measuring what the pedal is outputting and increasing that signal voltage in-line before it gets to the ECU. Overall I would recommend this for diesel owners if you do not plan to have your ECU Tuned Aftermarket because if you have it Tuned the ECU will already do what this device does and it would be pointless to have it in conjunction with a Tune.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2026 by Alex
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Worked good for about 2 months. Got in my truck to go 5 minutes up the road and within driving my truck for 1 minute I had about 8 warning lights pop up on my dash. I push the pedal with no response to gas. I let off the gas pedal fully and my truck started speeding up without my foot touching the pedal. Luckily I was not close to any vehicles or it could have caused me to possibly run into someone.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026 by Chris Rentz