Throttle getting stuck at WOT.. any solutions?
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Throttle getting stuck at WOT.. any solutions?
twice now the throttle on my s2k has gotten stuck with my foot off the gas, and gas pedal up.. still going WOT htting the rev-limiter
have to kick the gas pedal to break the throttle lose and make it stop.. anyone have any suggestions or solutions to this?
have to kick the gas pedal to break the throttle lose and make it stop.. anyone have any suggestions or solutions to this?
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Originally posted by stockae92
i heard something like from from some nissan spec V owner/driver and they said the pedal got stucked in the carpet ...
so check your carpet?
i heard something like from from some nissan spec V owner/driver and they said the pedal got stucked in the carpet ...
so check your carpet?
is there anything i could spray on the throttle body to loosen it up incase thats whats getting stuck :
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disconnect the cable from the throttle body and check it. should move ultra smooth back and forth. then try to make the throttle body itself stick open.
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I had the opposite problem on a previous Honda. If the car sat over night, the butterfly would stick shut, and I would have to push pretty hard on the pedal to break it loose. I don't really see how the butterfly could be sticking open, so I agree with the others about the cable.
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personally, I would not even fool with it.
Stuck throttle = safety issue. maybe not for you, but for some other poor soul or even a pedestrian
If dealer does not do the right thing, either in or out of warranty, notify NHSTA. I probably would ntfy. the feds anyway.
Stuck throttle = safety issue. maybe not for you, but for some other poor soul or even a pedestrian
If dealer does not do the right thing, either in or out of warranty, notify NHSTA. I probably would ntfy. the feds anyway.
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mine did the very same thing this weekend.
The car hasn't been on the road for two weeks (i hate snow) and the second i tried to hit Vtec she got stuck (scary) and bounced of the rev lim (9k) three times. I wondered if it was because she was really cold. hasn't done it sence
The car hasn't been on the road for two weeks (i hate snow) and the second i tried to hit Vtec she got stuck (scary) and bounced of the rev lim (9k) three times. I wondered if it was because she was really cold. hasn't done it sence