What to Do If the Throttle Cable Breaks?
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If the throttle cable breaks, the only solution is to replace it. A broken throttle cable affects driving safety, so to avoid accidents, you should promptly go to a 4S shop for replacement and repair. Here is some relevant information about throttle cables: 1. Cable Throttle: The car's cable throttle connects one end of the steel wire to the throttle pedal and the other end to the throttle valve, with a one-to-one transmission ratio. This means the throttle valve opens to a corresponding angle based on how much the driver presses the pedal, thereby controlling acceleration. 2. Throttle Cable: Throttle cables are divided into mechanical and electronic types, with different control methods and processes. Whether mechanical or electronic, if the driver finds the throttle cable tight, sticky, or unresponsive, they should not continue driving.