[TSB] ITB11-064 Squeak from accelerator pedal
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ITB11-064 Squeak from accelerator pedal
Here is a TSB for a squeak in the accelerator pedal. I've heard this in my 09 G37 for a couple weeks now and finally came across this TSB. Not sure if I will get it done just yet.
It can be replicated with the car off. Just very lightly touch the accelerator pedal, not enough to move forward if you were starting from a stop.
Has anyone had this issue before? Gets annoying in stop and go situations.
It can be replicated with the car off. Just very lightly touch the accelerator pedal, not enough to move forward if you were starting from a stop.
Has anyone had this issue before? Gets annoying in stop and go situations.
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Yup, had the same issue on my 2010 G37x Sedan. Dealer fixed it, but not sure if they performed the TSB. It is fixed though, and been trouble free since.
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Haven't gotten it fixed yet. My next service is in about a month so I'll bring it up then. But I want to make sure that either they've done it before or they can do it right. Sometimes you get one thing fixed and two other things go wrong.
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Please let us know how it goes if you do decide to do it yourself. I though about doing this myself too but I'm not sure if you have to disconnect the sensor. If you do, I'm not sure I want to perform the accelerator peal relearn myself.
However, if you don't have to disconnect any sensor or wires, and just loosen the screw and remove the whole peal assembly then I can probably do it myself too.
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Please let us know how it goes if you do decide to do it yourself. I though about doing this myself too but I'm not sure if you have to disconnect the sensor. If you do, I'm not sure I want to perform the accelerator peal relearn myself.
However, if you don't have to disconnect any sensor or wires, and just loosen the screw and remove the whole peal assembly then I can probably do it myself too.
However, if you don't have to disconnect any sensor or wires, and just loosen the screw and remove the whole peal assembly then I can probably do it myself too.
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I followed the tsb and fixed it myself. It's super easy and takes less than 20 min to do. I used a felt pad ~1/8in thick (tsb calls for foam) and it has been squeak free for almost a year.