Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
- cWs306
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Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
hi. k well i got a super sticky throttle, but it only starts to stick once ive been driving for a bit(till the cars completely warmed up) when i go to shift and put the clutch in it shoots it up to 2800-3000rpms(one time it was reaching 3500rpms) and sometimes when im sitting still it will start reving it self.(is that caused from a Sticky throttle too?)and how would i fix this? please help! its starting to get on my nerves! Thanks alots!!
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Re: Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
mine does this too, but not as much rpms. I alwaya have to put my foot under the pedal and pull it out to bring the rpms down. And like with yours, only happens once warmed up, etc.
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Re: Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
You may have the bushings in the throttle body worn out, which allows more air than needed to get to the engine, especially when idling. I had that problem before, in a protege, and a new set of homemade bushings took care of it.
I don't know if you can get the bushings separately, or you have to replace the TB, but even if you can, replacing the bushings is kind of a PITA...![Shrug :shrug:](./images/smilies/shrug.gif)
It can also be dirt that's interfering with the movement of the butterfly valve, or lack of lubrication in the throttle cable. Try some TB cleaner, and a shot of WD-40 in the throttle cable.
I don't know if you can get the bushings separately, or you have to replace the TB, but even if you can, replacing the bushings is kind of a PITA...
![Shrug :shrug:](./images/smilies/shrug.gif)
It can also be dirt that's interfering with the movement of the butterfly valve, or lack of lubrication in the throttle cable. Try some TB cleaner, and a shot of WD-40 in the throttle cable.
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Re: Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
yah thats exactly what i have to do.. i gotta like let off the gas pull back on the pedal, clutch then brake. its a mission lol. but thanks alot!
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Re: Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
it can also be the throttle body cable, I have seen this before, you can disconnect it lube it with a good penetrating oil and let it sit with it proped up so that the oil sinks down into the cable then move it around until it gets freed up. I had this issue with mine back about a year ago and it got cleared up by doing this. btw I am in saskatoon as well, good to see another member from toon town on here.
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Re: Sticky Throttle!!URGENT
Yah thats what my cousin said to do.. probably give it a shot.. might as well eh? lol. and oh right on man! yah my cousin got me into these cars
he had a KLZE swap in his old one.
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