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  1. #1
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    accelerator pedal is really stiff

    The accelerator pedal is really stiff in my 93 EG GL hatch and im finding it hard to start and move the car slowly when parking etc because of it, how do i fix it?

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    dude i was going to post exactly the same thing......

    i have the same problem... it feels like its getting stuck... but its not...

    Help us guys!

    Cheers
    EG5 Under CONSTRUCTION

  3. #3
    Would be looking at your accelerator cable / throttle body, open up the bonet, and manually operate it and see where its struggling, then lube up the cable with some all purpose grease or some silicone spray/WD 40 (I prefer silicone because its not a strong oil based, so if you do overspray a the TB a little, it wont be as bad imo. that would be the first thing to look at

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    Quote Originally Posted by EG3B16 View Post
    dude i was going to post exactly the same thing......

    i have the same problem... it feels like its getting stuck... but its not...

    Help us guys!

    Cheers
    Yea when i take my foot off to switch into 1st it feels like its stuck so i push it more and i end up over revving ill try wd40 tomorrow.

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by markoJEK1 View Post
    Would be looking at your accelerator cable / throttle body, open up the bonet, and manually operate it and see where its struggling, then lube up the cable with some all purpose grease or some silicone spray/WD 40 (I prefer silicone because its not a strong oil based, so if you do overspray a the TB a little, it wont be as bad imo. that would be the first thing to look at

    ill try that man... Cheers
    EG5 Under CONSTRUCTION

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    could also be one of the pivots for the accelerator pedal under the dash.

    or the cable could be too tight,but thats unlikely to happen over time,unless the locknut was loose ---- at the throttle body,where the cable connects to it,make sure there is a little slack there,it should not be tight and holding the butterfly open at all
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  7. #7
    Maybe you should stop trying to turn your car on.

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    WD40 is not a good lube.
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    i'd say the cable inside has frayed somehow and is getting caught
    if worse comes to worst just replace the cable with another

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    clean out the TB.. probably greasy
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  11. #11
    My friend had problem with throttle getting stuck. Turn out the throttle body had to be changed as the springs and shaft where all corroded.

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    i havea similar problem

    it gets stuck only at the initial pressing of the peddle, n sumtimes jerks a bit

    pisses meee off baddd

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