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YOUR RESEARCHSticky throttle fix

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Replace plastic bushing at the end of

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end result, I replaced the plastic bushing at the end of that sensor with a ball bearing. This finally fixed my problem!!
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end result, I replaced the plastic bushing at the end of that sensor with a ball bearing. This finally fixed my problem!!
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Sticky throttle fix

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end result, I replaced the plastic bushing at the end of that sensor with a ball bearing. This finally fixed my problem!!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

[img alt="I bought a sheet of abs plastic, drilled the hold for the bearing, then shaped the abs plastic to match the end of the sensor. Then I JB welded everything�.being careful not to get any on the bearing. Works sooooooo much better than before. "]https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlist.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/img_0265_aa0d4646c8d4c2032a2f967be37cedcb3a325b01.jpeg[/img] I bought a sheet of abs plastic, drilled the hold for the bearing, then shaped the abs plastic to match the end of the sensor. Then I JB welded everything�.being careful not to get any on the bearing. Works sooooooo much better than before.

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Not sure why the text is all garbled in the post I just made. I write a description, then attached the photo, and lost my original description. oh well. the picture is a modification I made to the under dash throttle position switch. I�ve been chasing a goofy / non-linear / herky-jerky throttle response issue for a while. Everything I did helped but didn�t fix the full issue. end result, I replaced the plastic bushing at the end of that sensor with a ball bearing. This finally fixed my problem!! I�ll make a step by step write up later if anyone is interested. much much better throttle feel. I had previously lubed up the throttle assemble and internals off the throttle position sensor�..this all helped but didn�t fix the issue. the ball bearing totally fixed the issue�..highly recommend it if you guys are annoyed with the sticky throttle feel.

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Please do! The throttle pedal drives me nuts.

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