Today, while driving my 2020 automatic Chery Arrizo 5, I heard a squeaky noise from the accelerator pedal when I pressed it to accelerate. When I released the pedal, it didn't return to its original position and kept accelerating, which scared me, so I quickly braked and pulled over to turn off the engine. I then shifted to neutral and started the engine, which roared to over 4000 RPM. After turning it off, I manually adjusted the pedal, heard the squeak again, and then it started working normally. Occasionally, there's still a noise when pressing the accelerator, but the pedal returns to normal. Does anyone know what might be causing this issue or what might be broken?

When the windows are closed and the music is off, I can hear a faint ticking noise while gently pressing the accelerator in park mode. It seems to come from the center console, like a small motor vibrating. When I press the accelerator hard, the sound disappears. I can also hear it occasionally when driving at low speeds or when releasing the accelerator. The noise is noticeable when starting the car cold, and it feels like a metal-on-metal vibration or collision underfoot. Interestingly, after driving for a while, the sound goes away. However, if the car is stopped for a while and then started again, the noise returns initially but disappears after driving for a bit.

When I press the accelerator while the car is stationary, it jerks like a newbie driving a manual car. But if I let it coast a bit after releasing the brake and then press the accelerator, it runs smoothly. Does anyone know what might be causing this? ╮（╯＿╰）╭

I have a 2016 S5 manual, and recently the engine noise has become quite loud, with a rattling sound. The mechanic said the tensioner bearing is broken. When I'm driving and press the accelerator, there's a ticking sound that gets faster the more I press it, but it stops when I release the pedal. Does anyone know what might be happening...?

There's a rattling noise like a loose plastic shell when accelerating while driving, but it's not there when revving in neutral. The noise also disappears when you press the accelerator pedal down hard after accelerating.

Is it normal for the accelerator pedal to make noise? I've had this issue since I first got the car, and it's really annoying. The dealership says it's normal. Fellow car enthusiasts, is this really normal?

When driving at low speeds over rough roads or speed bumps, and then accelerating, the RPM between 1100 to 1500 feels like it's cutting out. Once the throttle picks up, everything returns to normal.

Hey drivers, anyone know why my car suddenly can't accelerate while driving? I press the gas pedal and nothing happens. 😩😩 Then, when I press the brake and then the gas pedal, it accelerates. What's going on? 😎

As a new driver, I've only driven the 2019 2.0 model, and I find the acceleration quite sluggish. When I press the gas pedal deeply, the engine needs to reach around 1800-2000 RPM to speed up a bit, and the engine noise is quite loud. Is this normal for a naturally aspirated engine with a CVT? I tried using the DS mode, which seems to provide what I consider normal acceleration, but I noticed the RPM goes up to four or five thousand. My friend's 1.5T Geely doesn't make much noise and feels more powerful.

Automatic parking makes a creaking noise when I press the accelerator to start. How can I fix this? It's not yet time for the first maintenance.

Today, while driving my 2020 automatic Chery Arrizo 5, I heard a squeaky noise from the accelerator pedal when I pressed it to accelerate. When I released the pedal, it didn't return to its original position and kept accelerating, which scared me, so I quickly braked and pulled over to turn off the engine. I then shifted to neutral and started the engine, which roared to over 4000 RPM. After turning it off, I manually adjusted the pedal, heard the squeak again, and then it started working normally. Occasionally, there's still a noise when pressing the accelerator, but the pedal returns to normal. Does anyone know what might be causing this issue or what might be broken?