I've got a 96 12v that's been sitting a couple years. After some tinkering starts right up. But the throttle is binding. Its not in the arm and ball linkage. Seems to be in the bracket assembly with the return springs. The one all the cables feed into. Has anyone had this? Freed it up? Or is there a part # to replace?
Thanks.

 

My first one did this, what happened was it corroded at the ball sockets. You had to use BreakFree or PB Blaster every so often at run the linkage by hand until she freed up.

You could also get the recall kit and replace the parts, but fair warning, my first one, the one that stuck had been through the recall, while my second one, has not...... and zero issues with her.

 

Thanks for the reply. But I'm pretty sure the ball and sockets are free. I do already have a replacement set because I've had that happen also. This really feels like its in that cable linkage assembly.

 

If you mean the actual bellcrank assy, then there is a bushing that should prevent that from happening, It is easily rebuildable though, Goerends website has an excellent video detailing it since being worn out can cause hunting.

Do you know if your truck has had the recall done? I personally won't have mine done, unless I run into a problem, but if your ACC cable is fraying, it can cause the same issue.

There is a website that you can check for any outstanding recalls......

 

Here is the page out of the parts manual......

 

there is a recall on your truck and it never expires so better get err done.