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JesseSimon · 11-26-2010, 11:23 AM

It's about 30 degrees out right now, I go to crank up my truck and after pumping it furiously as I always do in the cold, it fires up.....however......it is screaming like the pedal is to the metal and I can't get it to stop. The throttle cable isn't stuck, nor the pedal. What could be causing this?

11-26-2010, 11:23 AM	#1
JesseSimon Asks alot of questions Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Rogers, Arkansas Posts: 231	I'm needing some help... It's about 30 degrees out right now, I go to crank up my truck and after pumping it furiously as I always do in the cold, it fires up.....however......it is screaming like the pedal is to the metal and I can't get it to stop. The throttle cable isn't stuck, nor the pedal. What could be causing this? __________________ MY STABLE: '66 C10 LWB turning it into a shortbed stepside '77 LWB (my daily driver).....oh its a FORD ahhhhh! '07 MAZDA 3 (the wife's ride)