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Dodge Neon Throttle Cable
The Dodge Neon Throttle Cable connects the accelerator pedal to the throttle plate. It allows the driver to control engine airflow with their foot. In first-generation Dodge sedans, the Throttle Cable is a braided metal line that has the ability to pull the butterfly valve open as the pedal goes up. Various sensors relay data regarding its position, enabling the PCM to match the flow of fuel to deliver a crisp start and power. Subsequent Dodge variants of the Neon name would then integrate electronic throttle control as a replacement for the mechanical Throttle Cable, replacing it with pedal position sensors and a motor. This eliminated risks of sticking and allowed stability systems to trim torque for safety. Owners comparing these years will notice the cable style weighs little, relies on mechanical tension, and can fray or bind over time, while the drive-by-wire setup adds wiring and software but no physical cable for adjusting. Early model Dodge Neon cars have the Throttle Cable checked frequently to avoid lag. This Throttle Cable heritage demonstrates to modern Neon owners how throttle control has improved.
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Dodge Neon Throttle Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you adjust and replace the throttle valve cable on Dodge Neon?A:When performing the throttle cable adjustment, one has to get into the engine compartment and remove the adjustment locking clip on the throttle body by pulling the tabs and then moving the clip to the side. Subsequently, get hold of the throttle cable and slide it in the direction of the throttle body to enable auto calibration, and then use a finger to tap the lock pin to ensure that the cable does not move. That done, proceed to a road test for proper confirmation of kickdown actuation. For replacement, open the hood and cover the left fender with a blanket and subsequently come off the air filter housing. To remove the cable the lock mechanism has to be pried out and the cable pulled horizontally away from the bracket besides the throttle body assembly, then disconnected from the lever on the transaxle. To do this, pull out the old throttle cable and plug in the new one in the same manner as followed while removing it; thereafter adjust the new throttle cable according to the directions stated above.
