Thanks,4 the advice,yes my truck is at dealership now..ill post update when I have more infoI would take it to your dealer for a diagnoses. Many things can trigger the "electronic throttle control" light. I've only had that happen once. According to the dealer, the MAP sensor needed to be replaced. It was repaired under warranty. I now change or clean my MAP sensor once every 25,000 miles.
This particular DTC or error message can be triggered by up to 86 different conditions. Multiple ECM updates have reduced the number of triggers so the incidence of this message has slowed since 2014. I cleared 99% of my occurrences by installing a GDE tune and checking MAP sensor and variable cam timing connections, cleaning and Dielectric Silicone Grease.Isnt this the error many had before they experienced engine fires? I could have sworn I read a thread about this were 2 people had fires after this error kept popping up, one person even had the delership diagnose and replace sensors but the error kept coming back? I'm going from memory so could be wrong but thought it had something to do with soot plugging up the intake?
Mine came on. Took it to the dealer and had to replace the entire fuel system at the cost of $12k. They said it was bad fuel. Coincidently, there is a recall on the heavy duty diesels for the EXACT same problem.The "electronic throttle control " service light came on and now my 2018 1500 eco diesel slowed way down/ lost power...what did i do ? And how do I fix this?