Unusual Surging Problem
Unusual Surging Problem
My gas pedal is very sensitive. Whenever I go over rough ground, especially washboard, the slight movement in my foot causes quick acceleration and deceleration. This results in a violent jerking motion. The pedal seems to be firm with the motor turned off, then very light with the motor running. I have to rectify this before I damage the powertrain. There is no problem with the cruise control activated. Has anyone had a similar problem??
Get some more return springs on your throttle linkage. Or get more control in the muscles in your foot. I've had the same issues with 5k gov springs and big injectors, but you're a ways off that. My dad had issues with that in my daily driver, but I can drive it smoothly. I pulled a couple of the return springs off my throttle linkage because I like the light pedal.
Get some more return springs on your throttle linkage. Or get more control in the muscles in your foot. I've had the same issues with 5k gov springs and big injectors, but you're a ways off that. My dad had issues with that in my daily driver, but I can drive it smoothly. I pulled a couple of the return springs off my throttle linkage because I like the light pedal.
There is only 1 spring in the throttle linkage that I can see. Could I have lost or broken a spring?
On some years they are side by side, on others one inside the other.
Very common for one or both to break or fall off causing a sensitive pedal.
New springs are $9 each from the dealer or much cheaper and easier from the the auto parts or hardware store for a generic spring.
There's supposed to be two springs.
On some years they are side by side, on others one inside the other.
Very common for one or both to break or fall off causing a sensitive pedal.
New springs are $9 each from the dealer or much cheaper and easier from the the auto parts or hardware store for a generic spring.
On some years they are side by side, on others one inside the other.
Very common for one or both to break or fall off causing a sensitive pedal.
New springs are $9 each from the dealer or much cheaper and easier from the the auto parts or hardware store for a generic spring.
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