Accelerator Pedal Problems of Ford Taurus - part 2

2005 Ford Taurus. Consumer states sticky accelerator at moderate to high speeds. The consumer stated the pedal would not release, when he tried to lift it with his foot.

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Brake and throttle pedals too close together sometimes accelerate when trying to brake. Poor design.

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Brake pedal at rest is about 1/2 inch above the gas pedal. If driver puts his put to the right on the brake pedal, the toe of the shoe will also contact the accelerator pedal as the brake pedal is depressed.

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Vehicle will surge forward without acceleratot pedal being depressed, almost causing an accident.

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The design of the brake and accelerator pedals are too close in proximity, causing accidental slipping onto pedals. Mjs.

Sudden acceleration letter attached. Dt.

Car takes off in reverse & drive as soon as brake released without using gas pedal.

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When the accelerator pedal is applied the vehicle will not move or surge forward. The manufacturer has been notified.

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Brake pedal and accelerator pedal are too close to each other. I was coming to a stop and had my work boots on, put my foot on I guess both the brake and accelerator, causing me to bump the car in front of me. No injuries, but neverless a jolt.

When the consumer applies brakes, his foot depresses the accelerator pedal also causing the vehicle to accelerate slowly. The consumer stated that the accelerator pedal and the brake pedal are located close to each other and are dangerous.

This vehicle will not slow down, when I let foot off of the accelerator.

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Vehicle hesitated to accelerate when the gas pedal was depressed from a stop position. Intermittently this failure occurred while driving. On one occasion, when this failure occurred, it resulted in consumer's vehicle being rear ended. Dealership serviced the vehicle several times, and performed a diagnostic test, in which no failure code was found. But the failure recurred.

Brake pedal and accelerator pedal are the same height, and are set close together, causing misapplication of pedal because of power adjustable foot pedals. Dealer has been notified.

Accelerator hesitates to accelerate, jerks and sticks down.

Throttle keeps sticking after letting go, and it accelerates up to 1600 rpms. Consumer must step on brakes to stop accelerations. Please provide further information.