gas pedal sticks
#1
gas pedal sticks
on my 2014 f150 v6 at a stop or rolling i will slowly speed up to 10 mph and the accelerator will stick and the rpms will stay at 1500 -1800 for a long distance i have to constantly hit the brakes or pop it in neutral i can drive for a long ways with my foot off the gas pedal I took it to the dealer and they said it was normal to save on fuel,what i do for work is check on property's all day on rutted,bumpy roads so i drive at 5-10 mph all day,just looking for advice before i bring it back to the dealer again.thanks
#2
Senior Member
on my 2014 f150 v6 at a stop or rolling i will slowly speed up to 10 mph and the accelerator will stick and the rpms will stay at 1500 -1800 for a long distance i have to constantly hit the brakes or pop it in neutral i can drive for a long ways with my foot off the gas pedal I took it to the dealer and they said it was normal to save on fuel,what i do for work is check on property's all day on rutted,bumpy roads so i drive at 5-10 mph all day,just looking for advice before i bring it back to the dealer again.thanks
#3
Senior Member
Find a different dealer.
#7
gas pedal
according to the tec. that worked on the truck he said; in my opinion it is normal,well I am the driver not the tec ,my opinion is why i dropped it off to be fixed not his.
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#9
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This is the 2nd thread I have read about a sticky throttle, or a truck just going to wot, and the dealer telling them that it is normal.
Bull****. It's far from normal, and my family and I would appreciate if the dealers, or "technicians", stopped letting these trucks leave the service bay until they are fixed.
Bull****. It's far from normal, and my family and I would appreciate if the dealers, or "technicians", stopped letting these trucks leave the service bay until they are fixed.
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deanfx (01-27-2015)
#10
gas pedal sticks
thanks for the replies,i will go back to the dealer,take a different tec for a ride replicate the issue and i am going to TELL him to fix it and not ASK him to fix it.