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Old 11-17-2020, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by T4topher View Post
I’ve noticed on my trips up to Tahoe once I start hitting the steep grades I sort of hit a throttle dead zone. I feel like I notice it more when it’s really cold out. Basically I’ll be going about 45-50mph and unless I put the pedal all the way touching the floor the rpms/speed won’t budge. Even when I do put it to the floor it downshifts and speeds up maybe 2-3mph but then goes right back to how it was. Turning the ect/od on or off doesn’t really have much effect either. Is this normal? Anything I should check?
you might want to check this little rubber part of the cable assembly? The peddle is much more responsive when the rubber grommet is not all busted up. A dead spot is kind of what I would call it... could be worth a quick look?

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