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Restore Lost Power in Your Ford or Mazda for FREE

   May 8, 2021  22 Comments on Restore Lost Power in Your Ford or Mazda for FREE

Soft gas pedal? A stretched out throttle cable in a Ford or Mazda can cause that.Take a look at your throttle cable. See if the pedal moves up and down and has “slack”. If so, your throttle might not be opening all of the way so you are not getting full power. If you floor the car the throttle might only be open 80%.
Watch the video to see how a few wire ties can restore this lost power!

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22 thoughts on “Restore Lost Power in Your Ford or Mazda for FREE”

  1. I bought a 1998 Ford Ranger XLT recently. When I would accelerate I would almost have to floor it and felt like I was getting little acceleration. I come across this video and did exactly what he showed and it worked! Ty

  5. Throttle cable tension test should be tested by use of a gentle push force with finger on the cable between the cable mount bracket and TB linkage. Must have slack clearance to eliminate jammin/ binding, high idle etc. Dangerous if you don't follow the correct procedure more so can alter the cruise control function and sensory of the throttle position itself.. again very dangerous!

  6. Wrong that is incorrect! the Correct procedure adjustment should be made at the throttle cable mounting bracket itself (locking nut and adjustment nut)

  7. Am having a problem with a 1993 mazda B2600. It is starting pretty alright but when i starting it's producing that knocking sound and losing power!what could be the problem

  11. I did this to my 2003 mustang. I was hoping it would bring up the gas pedal a lot but didn't. However there was a big difference in the acceleration. Thank you.

  14. I believe you can adjust the the throttle pedal Cable free play. Its done on the throttle body side. Seen Ericthecarguy do it on older Acura

  17. I have a 2011 ranger, 4.0 and I went out to see if I was having this issue and lo and behold I do, im gonna add my zip ties tomorrow, I can tell the truck is kinda not accelerating like how a 4.0 should, especially since my truck doesn't have a spring. So much I have to look into, I thought I had a perfect stock truck, the previous owner left me a mess im barely finding

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