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Lexus Accelerator Cable

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A mechanical accelerator cable transfers movement from the accelerator pedal to the vehicle's throttle linkage. The cable, its end fittings and its mounting need to suit the control system installed on the vehicle.

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76.5" Carburetor Accelerator Cable for 1996-1997 Lexus LX45076.5" Carburetor Accelerator Cable for 1996-1997 Lexus LX450
A-Premium®Part # APALC001
76.5" Carburetor Accelerator Cable for 1996-1997 Lexus LX450
$56.99
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1-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits Lexus LX450: 1996 1997
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Vehicle: Lexus
Item LocatedUnited States
Quantity1
ConditionNew
item #101884XS
Note
The cable length is 76.5 inches.
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Accelerator Cables And Throttle Control

A mechanical accelerator cable transfers movement from the accelerator pedal to the vehicle's throttle linkage. The cable, its end fittings and its mounting need to suit the control system installed on the vehicle.

A-Premium listings include cables described as carburetor accelerator cables for selected applications. Some listed vehicle applications use fuel injection, so identify the actual throttle linkage and exact fit instead of assuming every vehicle has a carburetor.

Choosing An Accelerator Cable Replacement

Compare the cable length, both end fittings and the mounting points with the original. Similar lengths alone do not establish a match; the cable must connect and route as the vehicle requires without sharp bends or interference.

A sticking or slow-returning pedal can involve the cable or another part of the throttle linkage. Treat a throttle that does not return normally as a safety issue and have the system inspected before driving.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can an accelerator cable replace an electronic pedal sensor?

A mechanical cable and an electronic pedal sensor use different control arrangements. Identify the system fitted to the vehicle and select the component used by that system.

Why do both cable ends matter?

The ends attach at different points and may use different shapes. One listed cable has a pin at one end and a plastic snap bobbin at the other; another uses a bullet and eyelet. Both connections need to match.

Is the stated cable length enough to establish fit?

Length is useful for comparison, but the end fittings, mounting and route also matter. Check how the selected listing defines its measurement and use the exact vehicle application.

Do all accelerator cables connect to a carburetor?

Not every application in this collection has a carburetor. A cable listing covers certain Lincoln Town Cars, and the 2001 Town Car owner's manual describes fuel injection. Match the cable to the vehicle's actual throttle system.

Can cable routing affect pedal return?

A kink or interference can restrict cable movement. A Ford safety investigation describes a specific cable condition that could bind and prevent normal throttle return, making correct routing and inspection important.