How To: Fix a Sticking Accelerator Cable Throttle Body, replace TPS Sensor & Adjust Throttle Cable.

Is the accelerator pedal on your Mercury Villager or Nissan Quest sticking, hard to push down, or feeling sticky when you try to accelerate? In this video, we provide a complete step-by-step DIY guide to fixing a stuck throttle cable assembly and restoring smooth pedal feel!

Because the Mercury Villager and Nissan Quest were co-developed on the exact same platform, the mechanical layout, throttle body assembly, and adjustment procedures shown in this video apply directly to both minivans.

🔧 In This Video, You’ll Learn:

How to properly clean a dirty, carbon-fouled throttle body assembly and butterfly valve.

How to remove and replace the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS).

Step-by-step instructions for adjusting and setting the proper tension on the accelerator cable.

How to eliminate sticky pedal feel, hesitations, and rough throttle response for good.

🛠️ Parts & Tools Featured:

Throttle Body / Carburetor Cleaner Spray

Replacement Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)

Basic Socket Set & Screwdrivers

Shop Towels & Soft Bristle Brush

💬 Is your gas pedal sticking or causing jerky acceleration? Drop your van's year and model in the comments below if you run into any questions during the repair!

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