Nowadays, vehicles are notorious for their delayed throttle response because they use a drive-by-wire system that monitors the position of the gas pedal to control the throttle electronically, similar to a dimmer switch. The problem with this setup is that the signal from the pedal has to first be sent the ECU, which in turn then sends the signal to the actuator motor that controls the throttle body itself. This delay is most noticeable when trying to speed up to merge with fast moving traffic or pass a slower moving car. That's where the Pedal Commander comes in. The Pedal Commander Bluetooth Throttle Response Controller will eliminate that delayed throttled response, and will give your Genesis a drastic night and day difference in performance.

1. Turn Off Ignition
2. Keep the key fob at least 35 ft. (10m) away from the vehicle (the key signal can give power to your vehicle's computer). Wait 10-15 minutes with your driver door open to allow your ECU to shut down.
3. Locate your accelerator pedal assembly plug connection.
4. Remove the plug from your gas pedal.
5. Plug male and female connectors into their coordinating plugs on the gas pedal. Make sure that both plugs "click" into place.
6. Make sure the cables are tucked in place so they do not affect or endanger your driving.
7. Route the Pedal Commander to where you can access easily.
8. Use the included alcohol wipe to clean the area where you would like to mount the bracket.
9. Apply the supplied velcro to the bracket and cleaned area.
10. Place the Pedal Commander into the bracket and you’re done!