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986 acceleration issues

Started a week ago, the acceleration has been acting very strange. on every gear prior to changing, the acceleration seems to stay up there for a short while even though i let go of the gas pedal. is it the pedal stuck? or any maintenance issue i should be aware of?

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Old 11-05-2010, 03:40 PM
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Firstly you need to advise as to which car you have. The early ones have a cable operated accelerator while the later ones are egas.
If you have the early one it should be easy to check for kinks etc in the cable.
If egas you would need to have someone operate the throttle and check for a smooth return.
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Hi it's for an 97 986 2.5l. Thanks for the input. I don't think it is the cables as it revs fine when it is in neutral. I'm not having a problem accelerating but yet it's the deceleration that is delaying. I wonder if the maf sensor can cause this. Thanks
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Most "new" cars, when you get off the gas, do not completely shut down as the computer requires the car to burn the "un burnt" fuel (emissions related programming). Now, perhaps this is being exagerated for some reason, or you are simply more in-tune with it? Perhaps your foot isn't really coming off the pedal? is a floor mat stuck in there?
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i wish that was the case racer. It happens on and off.. mostly right after startup. after i drive for a while, it goes back to normal. any ideas?

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I would remove & clean the throttle body & idle air control vave
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I don't think it is the cables as it revs fine when it is in neutral. I'm not having a problem accelerating but yet it's the deceleration that is delaying.
I dont agree with your logic. It would be normal for a cable operated system to work fine in tension mode ( when you press on the accelerator), but stick when released. Sounds liek it could be a cable.

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throttle body cleaned with throttle body cleaner. idle air control valve also cleaned. still does the same thing. I havent checked the cable yet.. will do that tomorrow. thanks for the input guys

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