Alright ran into this recently, Driving around town youd never notice it, however if your climbing or 4 wheeling, hitting bumps and your on the throttle it will little jump the pedal back and forth, it will literally jerk away from my foot or push back against me, it screws with me when im needing to be controlling the gas pedal, i also have something that might be involved,

A while back when i was climbing up a hill my throttle got stuck up to a real high rpm, open the hood and the throttle cable where it is attatched to the bracket is loose,

 

Can you man a sleeve and hose clamp it?

 

i thought about throwing a sleeve over it and clamping it can that be where i am getting my jumping gas pedal?

Also noticed this morning it was VERY cold at least here and when it gets that cold and o go start my truck my gas pedal is sticky, as in press the gas and the throttle doesnt let off as fast as it should it slowly lets off, Revs till it drops back lol

 

Throttle linkage return spring ok?, or add a second one?

 

where would that be located ill check it out. is it the spring that puts pressure on the pedal itself or is it somewhere else?

 

It would be a good idea to replace the throttle cable, if it should decide to stick at the wrong time that could be real bad.

 

He's rght, forget the clamp, you need a cable.

 

alwyas to the rescue myyota whats that whole piece called in the pic ill just order a new one and stop screwing with it.

also wonder what the piece called at the gas pedal that has a spring thinking ill just replace that as well, i hope thats my culprit thats causing my sporratic throttle issue

 

Go to the stealership and ask to look at schematic, then order one.

 

stealership is right 90$ for a simple throttle cable...

 

If I am thinking right, the spring is on the TB, and a little white lithium grease will keep it from sticking.

 

you are but the rubber from the pictures above is falling apart so its coated the steel cable in rubber so its sticky just replacing the entire thing

 

550 cord oughtta do the trick, right? or a really good rubber band?

mine 'sticks' around 2000rpm sometimes, getting worse. a quick 'blip' of the pedal and it settles back to normal idle. thinkin' I have similar issues.... going to go look right now