What needs to be replaced if the car accelerator pedal doesn't return to position?

[EverlyAnn]

If the car accelerator pedal doesn't return to position, you need to replace the accelerator pedal return spring and the throttle linkage return spring. The reasons for a stuck car accelerator pedal are as follows: Improper placement of luggage in the car: Items like water bottles may roll under the pedal during driving, preventing the pedal from being depressed. Design defects: Due to insufficient design considerations, such as unreasonable pedal height design, it may cause improper installation of floor mats or other interior decorations. When the pedal is depressed, it may get caught on the floor mat or carpet, preventing it from springing back, which creates a hazard. Inadequate production processes: After the car is produced or used for a period of time, the accelerator pedal may experience issues like sticking or slow return when released, which could be caused by inadequate production processes. If encountering such problems, it's essential to send the car to a 4S shop or repair shop for maintenance before any accident occurs.