Mazda Error Code P1135: How to Fix It

Q: Can I drive my Mazda with error code P1135?

You should avoid driving with P1135 as it affects throttle response and can cause unpredictable acceleration. The vehicle may enter limp mode, limiting power and potentially creating safety hazards.

Q: How much does it cost to fix Mazda P1135 error?

DIY repair costs $50-150 for a new pedal position sensor. Professional repair typically ranges from $200-400 including parts and labor, depending on your local rates and specific Mazda model.

Q: What causes the pedal position sensor to fail?

Common causes include wear from normal use, moisture infiltration causing corrosion, damaged wiring from rodents or wear, and electrical shorts. Heavy foot traffic on floor mats can also damage the sensor over time.

Q: Will P1135 cause my Mazda to fail emissions testing?

Yes, P1135 will likely cause emissions test failure as it's an active diagnostic trouble code related to engine management. The error must be resolved and the vehicle driven through a complete drive cycle before testing.

Q: How do I prevent P1135 from happening again?

Keep floor mats properly positioned to avoid interference with the pedal, avoid spilling liquids near the pedal area, and have regular maintenance to check electrical connections. Replace worn floor mats that may cause pedal binding.

Abstract

Error code P1135 in Mazda vehicles indicates a problem with the pedal position sensor switch A circuit, which monitors the accelerator pedal's position. This error can cause poor engine performance, reduced acceleration response, or even prevent the vehicle from starting properly.