Where is the accelerator pedal located?

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VanCarter
07/24/25 8:32pm
The accelerator pedal, commonly known as the gas pedal, is located on the far right side below the steering wheel. Here is some related information about the accelerator pedal: 1. There are two types of accelerator pedals in cars: 'floor-mounted' and 'suspended': The floor-mounted pedal has its pivot point at the bottom, allowing the entire foot to rest on it. The pedal itself acts as a fulcrum, making it easier for the calf and ankle to control the pedal, thereby improving precision and reducing fatigue. The suspended accelerator pedal has its pivot point at the top of the bracket, and its lower structure is relatively simpler (and thinner). This makes the pedal lighter to operate. Additionally, the pedal bracket can be designed as a metal rod, significantly reducing costs. 2. Function: Controls the throttle valve opening and regulates the engine's power output.
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