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1roadking

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Just an FYI for new owners. The truck felt slow on throttle response and doggy overall, on a whim I moved the pedals up to about an inch higher position and some how at that angle it's like a different truck. Snappy, quick to shift and moves out! I was use to a Tundra with a very sensitive and progressive throttle and now this feels the same:)
 
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I would try it, you have nothing to lose, it's easy enough to put it back if not.
 

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Sounds to me like the OP had the pedals cranked way too far "away" which interfered with the accelerator pedal travel. More of an operator error situation if you're paying attention.
 
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That’s why I moved them up lol. That was my point for posting this. They where in the max forward position. I’m guessing a lot of people have the same issue and don’t realize it.
 

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Well...it worked for me...when the pedals are moved up a bit you can feel the throttle hitting a positive stop, but when the pedals were all the way forward you can feel the stop hit the rubber mat...

NOT an operator issue!....Ford should have made sure the mat cleared the pedals at full forward position...

Yes it helped...thanks
 

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worked for me too...didnt even realize where my pedals were, just adjusted my seat and steering wheel, never gave thought to it. Pull the pedals all the way to the top...much better feel
 

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Man now I’m wondering how mine are, I’ve never adjusted mine either.


Nope mine were forward, no new power for me lol
 
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Well shit! I didnt know it had an adjustable button! Will do right now and report back. Thanks for pointing out my stupidity on not knowing it had a damn switch. :)
 

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anyone check to see if the throttle is not opening all the way when the pedal is at the full low position.
 

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So i cannot seem to find that switch. Where is it? Seems stupid, but maybe not every raptor has one? Do you have to have a certain tech package?
 

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So i cannot seem to find that switch. Where is it? Seems stupid, but maybe not every raptor has one? Do you have to have a certain tech package?



If you have a gen 1 it’s on the side of the steering column underneath the indicator.


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