This is a discussion on accelerator gone heavy within the Octavia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; bit of an odd one this but has anyone had their accelerator go heavy or stiff? Ive not noticed it ...
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| accelerator gone heavy bit of an odd one this but has anyone had their accelerator go heavy or stiff? Ive not noticed it before but this week it seems to have gone stiffer than it usually is to the point that its aching my foot when not on cruise. Ive visually checked it and there arnt any obstructions or anything hanging off that i can see.
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| MadridBriskodia | Re: accelerator gone heavy Quote:
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| Briskodian | Re: accelerator gone heavy Have you checked it isn't your mats fouling it as they are a bit of a tight fit around there? The accelerator is IIRC drive by wire so can't see a reason for it to go all stiff except for something getting into it like dirt etc.
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| Re: accelerator gone heavy i checked the matts and theyre the rubber fitted ones so sit about 1cm away from the accelerator. I had a quick fiddle before in the carpark of generally wiggling it about which seems to have cured it so it could well have been dirt in the mechanism. Ill keep an eye on it and get it checked by the dealer if it does it again as the accelerator is quite important really!
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| Re: accelerator gone heavy Had the same problem the other day - the floor mat had shifted underneath the accelerator. Guess that's why the two little toggle thingies are there, the ones I didn't used to use......
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| MadridBriskodia | Re: accelerator gone heavy Quote:
Sorry have not been logging on much recently, I did it myself, can of WD40 and a bit of contortion.
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