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STUCK GAS PEDDAL ON MY 99 996

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YOUR RESEARCHSTUCK GAS PEDDAL ON MY 99 996

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cable or pedal

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If it does, the problem is with your cable or pedal.
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STUCK GAS PEDDAL ON MY 99 996

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Use lever

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Remove the cable from the lever and open the throttle using the lever with your hand.
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Remove the cable from the lever and open the throttle using the lever with your hand.
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Remove the cable from the lever and open the throttle using the lever with your hand.
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STUCK GAS PEDDAL ON MY 99 996

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cable or pedal

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If it does, the problem is with your cable or pedal.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Help guys! my gas pedal gets stuck when I give it gas(imagine my RPM's). When it happens I have to go to the back and manually pull it back down . I know it's not the spring that pulls it back into place. It may be the actual cable that has become frayed or something in the black box that is underneath the gas pedal..has anyone removed that black box. It's held by one screw. I really appreciate any comments or suggestions.

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The throttlebody lever has a spring on it. Remove the cable from the lever and open the throttle using the lever with your hand. It should be hard to open and snap closed when you release it. If it does, the problem is with your cable or pedal. If it does not snap closed, the spring may be broken or not installed correctly.

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