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Odd feel in gas pedal
- 10-05-2009
2001 Dodge Dakota, 4x4, v8.
While driving back from the place that sells truck caps, I finally
quantified a feeling I sometimes get in my gas pedal.
At about 61mph to something over 65 but under 70mph, there's this
rhythmic feel, like a cylinder about half covered with sandpaper. About
once a second, the sandpaper passes beneath the gas petal. Does that
make sense? A rough feeling that comes and goes about every second.
Definitely slower than tire rotation. Because it's in such a narrow
speed band, I can't really tell if it speeds up when I do - it sort of
fades away. The feel when slowing down doesn't so much fade, as just stop.
It's definitely not the road, though, I was on asphalt, and went from
old to brand new with no change in the feel. Engine doesn't seem to
care, doesn't sound any different.
Appreciate any feedback.
jmc
Re: Odd feel in gas pedal
Ya have to start eliminating things.
When it occurs put the transmission in neutral. Try some pressure on the
brakes. This last one be careful. Turn off the engine but don't lock the
steering!!!!!! Obviously don't do this on a curve.
Could also be some CCC's rolling around.<G>
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