I’m assuming your working on a M939? Check and lube the hinge pin on the accelerator pedal, they are notorious for freezing up with lack of use.
I'm not sure of the problem - perhaps it is simply my throttle linkage sticking? Often when driving and hitting the accelerator, the engine revs up to maximum RPM's and won't decelerate when I take my foot off. I have to jump into neutral. The accelerator linkage looks ok - but it sticks.
What should I be doing? It's definitely a safety hazard.
Thanks for any advice
Ricky Recon
I’m assuming your working on a M939? Check and lube the hinge pin on the accelerator pedal, they are notorious for freezing up with lack of use.
M925A2
Ditto on the above.
After checking all the complicated stuff, I realized it was the pedal hinge itself sticking on my M931 (which was being driven regularly). Lube didn't help, the pedal ended up stuck solid.
I replaced it with the pedal out a parts 1966 M35, bolted right in and it is still as free as it was new 50 years ago!
If you don't have access to a spare, I imagine your pedal could be taken apart and refurbed. I didn't bother trying with mine.
Cheers
Rory
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