
Here are the reasons for foot numbness while pressing the accelerator: 1. Car engine malfunction: Issues such as a loose air filter or aging engine mounts. One possible cause is the loosening of the engine's air filter, which might be due to prolonged engine vibration causing screws to loosen. In this case, check if the screws are loose, and if so, adjust their positions. Another reason could be the aging of the engine mounts due to long-term use or wear, especially when driving on rough roads, leading to severe car vibrations. Prolonged wear on the mounts can cause the accelerator pedal to vibrate. Replacing the engine mounts can resolve this issue. 2. Resonance caused by the engine: When the engine mounts leak oil or become aged and break, their shock absorption effect significantly decreases, inevitably causing the accelerator pedal to vibrate.


