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Old 02-19-2005, 04:05 PM
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sticky throttle

On my 99 sierra the throttle cable seems kind of stiff where could i lubricate it at, and what would be the best lubricant to use?
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Re: sticky throttle

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On my 99 sierra the throttle cable seems kind of stiff where could i lubricate it at, and what would be the best lubricant to use?

If you do a search of the forums you will find many threads on sticking throttles on these vehicles.

Basically you will need to clean the throttle body..also there is a couple GM TSBs on this concern...I have posted many times on what to do...DO A SEARCH!
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