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I have a sticky gas pedal on my standard '88 CRX si. It doesn't seem to
be sticky with the engine shut off or when it is idling. Only when the
car is in gear. Can anyone give me any idea what the problem could be?
I have played around with the slack on the cable, but that did
nothing.


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On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 18:39:00 GMT, dean <dean.u67km@realcaraudio.com>
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>I have a sticky gas pedal on my standard '88 CRX si. It doesn't seem to
>be sticky with the engine shut off or when it is idling. Only when the
>car is in gear. Can anyone give me any idea what the problem could be?
>I have played around with the slack on the cable, but that did
>nothing.

I know of two possible causes.....
You could have a carbon buildup around the throttle plate (common on
96-98 Accords) or you could have a bad ground to the engine. Is the
wire from the valve cover to the core support there and tight at each
end? If not then your throttle cable could be making the ground for
the engine getting hot and melting into the cable housing.

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> I have a sticky gas pedal on my standard '88 CRX si. It doesn't seem to
> be sticky with the engine shut off or when it is idling. Only when the
> car is in gear. Can anyone give me any idea what the problem could be?
> I have played around with the slack on the cable, but that did
> nothing.
>
>
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> maybe a bad motor mount