Late 2003 Ford Focus ZX3. PZEV engine. 44,000 miles. When I start my car in the morning, particulalry a cold morning, the gas pedal will not depress. It's as if it's locked into place and simply won't move. After 10 minutes or so of warming up, I can finally "push through" whatever's making it stick and it works completely fine for the rest of my drive. I have NEVER had a problem with it sticking while depressed. This problem first occurred at around 15-20k miles while under warranty and the dealer replaced my throttle cable, but all the things I've read about the throttle cable problems seem to refer to the pedal being sticking while depressed. Do throttle cables only last
20k miles?Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.