What to Do When a Vehicle Loses Throttle and Clutch While Driving?

[McLillian]

When a vehicle loses throttle and clutch functionality while driving, it cannot be operated normally and should be taken to a repair center immediately. The most common cause is a broken clutch cable, but it could also be due to a burnt clutch disc. A sudden loss of throttle during normal driving might result from a faulty accelerator sensor, throttle body malfunction, or spark plug issues. The throttle is located on the throttle lever in the cockpit. When the driver presses the throttle, it controls the opening of the car's throttle valve, regulating engine power and air intake, thereby adjusting the engine's output power. Typically, a car's throttle is controlled via the pedal. During startup, avoid pressing the throttle all the way down. While driving, proper throttle usage is essential—avoid sudden pressing or releasing.