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About a year ago I started having a P2106 code appear after hitting large bumps in the road. I couldn't figure out what was causing the problem and ended up dropping the truck off at the stealership. They installed a new throttle body and reflashed the TPS. The truck seemed to be doing fine until this winter when the temperature started dropping. It started throwing the P2106 again early in the morning whenever I hit bumps in the road. Today after the gym my truck wouldn't start, so after I quick examine under the hood I noticed that the positive terminal connector on the battery was broke! I was in a hurry, but realized that this is what is causing my problem! After some quick research online I found that a loose battery connection can cause this code after a jarring motion to the vehicle. I'm posting this just in case someone else is experience the same headaching issue that I was.