If a car stalls when pushing the accelerator, the car may be in park. The car may also be in neutral if the car stalls and does not move.
A very dirty fuel filter or a faulty fuel pump could cause that condition also.
The pedal in the car you push to go faster is the accelerator pedal.
If its a front wheel drive car , you automatically push the accelerator but not to hard and turn into it not with it. A 4 wheel drive car you turn into it and press the accelerator and finally rear wheel drive you let go of the accelerator and turn into it
Sounds like you might have unmeasured air entering your engine. This would cause the air fuel ratio to be incorrect. Look for a hole in your intake plenum (the tube that goes from where your air filter is to the engine) or perhaps a vacuum leak somewhere
sounds to me like a fuel pump if the engine continued to run but accelerator did not work then check for broken or disconnected accelerator cable both at the pedal and the throttle plate
The purpose of an accelerator is the car is to give the engine gas so the car will move.
In most automatic cars, in Great Britain where I live, all you have to do is put the car into D (Drive) and push the accelerator. This will automatically change the gears of the car up and down.
The function of an accelerator in a car is to increase the speed of the car. When the accelerator is pressed, the car gains speed because an increased amount of fuel is added to the motor's consumption.
The 95 Saturn SL1 does it too.
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In most automatic cars, in Great Britain where I live, all you have to do is put the car into D (Drive) and push the accelerator. This will automatically change the gears of the car up and down.
It is the accelerator pedal.
No. You will stall(or cut-out). This means that the car shuts down and then you have to clutch in and put it into neutral. Then(still on the clutch) turn on the car again.