throttle cable
08-24-2006, 10:48 PM
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throttle cable Hey well my throttle cable sticks every now and then and i have to keep pushing the pedal in to get i to come back but the pedal itself does not stick only the cable what may cause this.
i have looked at it and i dont see it broke or bent.
Any thought???
i have looked at it and i dont see it broke or bent.
Any thought???
08-25-2006, 08:12 AM
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I think a high quality silicone spray may do the trick. I had a WOT incident happen to me in a full bolt-on 5.0 in traffic...NOT FUN! An ounce of prevention...
08-25-2006, 10:35 AM
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Frayed cable could, but I consider this unlikely.
Loose snap-adjusters in one of the runs could
be stealing the spring return pull. Check that
carpet has not crept up to interfere with the
cable etc. A little bit of graphite lube (Lock-Eze)
wouldn't hurt.
Loose snap-adjusters in one of the runs could
be stealing the spring return pull. Check that
carpet has not crept up to interfere with the
cable etc. A little bit of graphite lube (Lock-Eze)
wouldn't hurt.