Re: Runaway throttle?

[Scott Hinojos <lightsplicer@xxxxxxxxx>]

OK, so apparently I'm an idiot AND going senile at not yet 40 years of age. The throttle springs were installed incorrectly. I would have no reason to remove them when I drove it last, so I had no reason to believe they had been touched. I'm at a loss.

It's possible, though not likely, that someone thought it would be funny to do that to me, since the car was parked very close to the street. But, what are the chances that someone who would actually know what to do would do that? Slim, I'd guess.

I am thoroughly embarrassed. Hahaha Thank you all the same for the replies.

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