1591065D21 Suzuki CABLE ASSY,ACCEL, Price: 26.01$, Weight: 0.11kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Suzuki

1591065D21

CABLE ASSY,ACCEL

0

0.11

2-3

26.01$

Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Suzuki
1591065D20 
CABLE ASSY, ACCEL
0
0.127
-
29.12$
Not Available
Suzuki
1591065D30 
CABLE ASSY, ACCEL
0
0.097
-
29.12$
Not Available

Accelerator Cable Assembly: Essential for Smooth Driving

The accelerator cable assembly is an essential component in any vehicle, serving as the crucial link between the accelerator pedal and the throttle. This part ensures the communication of your foot's pressure on the pedal to the engine's throttle, translating it into speed control and acceleration. Without this cable, smooth and responsive driving would be impossible.

Why This Part is Needed

The primary function of the accelerator cable assembly is to facilitate seamless engine speed modulation. As you press the accelerator pedal, the cable pulls the throttle open, allowing the engine to receive more air and fuel, which increases engine power and, consequently, the vehicle's speed. It offers precision in controlling acceleration for an optimal driving experience.

How It Works βš™οΈ

Composed of a high-strength, flexible metal wire encased within a protective sheath, the cable slides smoothly when the pedal is pressed. The motion is transferred mechanically, providing immediate response from the engine. This direct connection is paramount for a driver-friendly, tactile feel that modern electronic systems still strive to emulate.

Potential Issues if Broken

Should the accelerator cable fail, drivers may experience a range of issues from delayed throttle response to complete acceleration loss. A snapped cable renders acceleration control impossible, essentially leaving the vehicle unable to drive or accelerate safely. Regular inspection and timely replacement are crucial to avoid such hazardous situations.

Compatible Models

  • Grand Vitara