Diesel fitter

Anyone getting a buzz from the accel pedal with the speed control engaged and engine speed around 2000 rpm? I saw a bulletin on the 98 model for this, but it looks like the cable is routed different on my '02. Any suggestions? ???

DieselDaze

There is a TSB out for this.<br><br>Check out www.alldata.com and select your vehicle description. <br>Once there, you can look through all the TSB's... Your issue is addressed in one of the TSB's.<br><br><br>Rich

DieselDaze

Ok.. Ok... So now I cant seem to find That TSB ???<br><br>I thought there was something out there discussing your issue:<br>Here is the link to the site, you can pick your truck, or cruise through the previous years from this link:<br><br>http://www.alldata.com/recalls/index.html<br><br>Sorry I couldnt find the exact TSB... [undecided]<br><br>Rich

Diesel fitter

Thanks for trying. There is a TSB for the '98 modle year TSB 14-04-98 but the cable routing looks different on my '02. Just thought I'd see if anyone else has this condition on the '02 models.

ramguy

<br>My 93 1ton did that, turned out the whole acc. link. bracket<br>was loose one inj. pump.

KATOOM

Mine does the same thing but I didnt worry about it. I thought it was just the fact that the pedal doesnt have pressure on it when cruise is engaged and the pedal doesnt move with the cruise either. If I lightly touch the pedal it goes away but usually I have the radio on. If you find a easy cure please let me know.

Homestead

Mine does it when cruise is engaged. To much of a bother to take it in, I just turn up the tunes instead. ;D

DieselDaze

UGH!!! <br>I know Ive seen some documentation on this! <br>Its been about a half year ago, I know Ive seen this problem addressed before, I just cant remember where!<br><br>I thought there was a TSB to address this... but so help me, I cant find it!<br><br>Have you tried a call to your local dealer to see if they have a TSB on this or, perhaps know what causes the buzz while in cruise control?<br><br>&lt;DieselDaze bangs head on desk&gt; <br><br>Rich

richard

I tnink the TSB you are referring to is the one about the 4wd lever spring. The spring must be bent with a prybar. The shifter does not have enough tension on it, and due to the harmonics of the engine the shifter rattles at about 2000rpm<br>I think in the tsb, the buzz from the throttle pedal is also mentioned<br><br>Rich

Homestead

There is a TSB out for this problem. I remember reading it, just can't remember where at the moment. The fix is just a very slight re-route and a piece of foam. I'm looking for the TSB, will post it when found, but there is one!

Buzz

Never heard of Accelerator Pedal ??? However, I am from Bakersfield!

DawgII

I'll let you know this week. Mine does it, my wife's does not. The service manager told me there was a TSB, it was limited to 5spds, and would take 20 mins to correct - something about rerouting the throttle cable. He also said there was no long term damage caused by this. This guy is the only guy I trust in the Dodge world. I'm also going to have both truck ECMs reflashed and the cold weather enhancement enabled....wish me luck.

AlpineRAM

Well mine did it too. Since I am too far away from my friendly Dodge dealer I just sprayed a bit of white grease on the pedal. ( Not on the rubber side where I rest my foot ;D )<br>Problem went away and comes back every 8 weeks or so. bzzzz- psshht- silence.<br><br>HTH<br><br>AlpineRAM