What P2121 usually means
P2121 is the range/performance branch for the APP D circuit. That makes it different from a dead-short or full dropout fault. The signal is alive, but it does not move in the right proportion, it flat-spots, or it disagrees with the other pedal channels enough to trigger reduced power. In practice, this often points to a worn internal pedal track, subtle connector resistance, reference drift, or a signal that only misbehaves through part of pedal travel. It is a high-value adjacent page because performance-style APP faults often appear before a cleaner low- or high-input code, so this page deepens an already-strong reduced-power cluster instead of spraying into a new topic.