What Causes the Throttle Pedal Noise in BMW 530?
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BMW 530 throttle pedal noise causes are as follows: Throttle carbon buildup: Carbon deposits in the throttle causing sticking, clean the throttle. Pedal pivot pin wear: Worn throttle pedal pivot pin, applying grease can solve the problem, otherwise replace it. Poor throttle cable installation: Improper throttle cable installation, for electronic throttles check the throttle pedal mechanism and throttle pedal sensor. Precautions for operating the car throttle pedal: When starting unloaded, avoid using full throttle - small throttle is preferable. For loaded starts, moderate throttle is best. Set the throttle at an appropriate position during startup to reduce component wear. Avoid sudden throttle increases while driving. To raise engine speed, gradually increase throttle to ensure smooth RPM elevation.