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Accelerator Pedal
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Accelerator Pedal
Now that my '06 F250 PSD auto has about 12K miles on it the accelerator pedal has begun to pop and snap when the throttle is modulated. It can be felt under the foot and can be audibly heard. A 2005 F350 gas I drove for a while did the same thing. It is particularly suceptible to doing it when the weather is really cold. It is very annoying to say the least. I'm sure others are experiencing this, has anybody done anything about it? Fix it yourself? Take the truck in for a replacement? Other than that the truck has been flawless.
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The pedal has 3 position switches, I believe, and it will still function with two of the three operational. Do you have the adjustable pedals? Might be a problem with that mechanism also.
It's warranty. Take it in and have it checked out.
Take Care
It's warranty. Take it in and have it checked out.
Take Care
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Originally Posted by Btravelen
The pedal has 3 position switches, I believe, and it will still function with two of the three operational. Do you have the adjustable pedals? Might be a problem with that mechanism also.
It's warranty. Take it in and have it checked out.
Take Care
It's warranty. Take it in and have it checked out.
Take Care
pamelbert how is it that you had a new pedal available?
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I've got 14K n my 06' and have not had a problem, its been pretty cold here too (Phoenix)I think it even dipped into the high 40's last night. 
hee hee hee!
hee hee hee!
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Originally Posted by f-350 turbo
I've got 14K n my 06' and have not had a problem, its been pretty cold here too (Phoenix)I think it even dipped into the high 40's last night. hee hee hee!
hee hee hee!
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OATS, I bought an 06 dually and changed the pedals to the Harley stainless steel ones, so I had the extra pedals, but than I traded the dually for an 07 Harley, so I put the original pedals back and sold the Harley pedals on ebay. Changing the pedals requires removing 3 nuts and unpluging the harness, I don't believe there is a accelerator cable, it's drive by wire, so any sticking issues would be in the accelerator pedal assembly, simple fix take it to the dealer and order another pedal, takes 2 minutes to change it.
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Originally Posted by pamelbert
OATS, I bought an 06 dually and changed the pedals to the Harley stainless steel ones, so I had the extra pedals, but than I traded the dually for an 07 Harley, so I put the original pedals back and sold the Harley pedals on ebay. Changing the pedals requires removing 3 nuts and unpluging the harness, I don't believe there is a accelerator cable, it's drive by wire, so any sticking issues would be in the accelerator pedal assembly, simple fix take it to the dealer and order another pedal, takes 2 minutes to change it.