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Re: Death trap(frozen throttle cable)
The reason it took so
>long
>>to show up, is due to el nino.
>
>
>Actually, the "El Nino" effect ended in mid November. The storms your
seeing right now are
>regular winter storms.
I guess what i should have said was it took so long to show up
because el nino finally ended, at least the effects for us here in
Canada(west), because, yes, the storms we are having are for sure normal
winter storms. i wouldn't even call them storms here, just weather. What
was abnormal, was for the temperatures to hardly dip below freezing all
winter untill new years day. That is when we stopped feeling the effects of
el nino, and we were back to our cold, harsh, crap temperatures.
>
>
>Check the movement of the TB. it might be hanging up also.
]Checked, no problems there.
>Check the movement of the gas pedal. There's not much there that acts as
>a pivot point but its worth looking at when you remove the cable.
One thing is that foam insert in the gas pedal has a large tear in it where
the cable is wearing through.
>Id say to replace the cable anyways. Its a good investment and if the
>problem IS the cable, you'll save yourself the headache if dealing with a
>marginal cable. Especially if its as cold as you say it is! You guys can
>have your 4 seasons. I kinda like my year round summer where I live.....
>:)
Can't you just be happy that you don't live here, without rubbing it
in?;)
>Oh, don't forget to get the little foam dealy thingie that mounts in the
>throttle pedal. (Where the cable connects to the pedal.)
>
I think that sounds like the best bet right now. Is it a fairly
simple procedure?
Thanks Shawn
Owen
87 16V
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