The throttle cable is dry rotted and it broke and it seems like the throttle itself is stuck

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I'd check throttle body/carb for stuck/broke parts..carbon buildup..
Also look and see if throttle cable got stuck somewhere or rusty and not sliding properly

may be your throttle assembly has moved round a bit
and has snagged the throttle cable
you sometimes also have a throttle cable adjuster somewhere
along the cable the outer housing may have come out of its location

I would suggest that the reason the cable broke use that table was seized in the first place.To see if this is the case disconnect the cable at both ends and try to move backward and forward manually. If you are able to move the table at all then I would suggest getting either a new cable or one from the auto wreckers.unfortunately the only way that you can unsieze a seized table involves many hours of lubricating the old cable by shaking it in a solution of diesel or some sort of rust penetrator.Regards

Check if carbs floutlevil is ok and check if needle is not stuck

The first (and easiest) thing to check would be the actual throttle cable itself.When you look under the hood at the engine, you will see the end of the throttle cable on top of the intake towards the left of the engine and closer to the firewall. With the engine off, grab the end of the cable in the throttle body and see if it appears to be stuck. Try to twist the throttle body linkage towards the right (it's spring-loaded but easily moved by hand) and then release it. If it snaps back to the original position, then it is more than likely not the issue.



After the throttle cable check, look for air leaks. An air leak will confuse the fuel injection system and cause a wide range of issues, one of them being the symptoms that you are describing. Look at the large rubber boot and hose at the left side of the engine going to the air filter box. If the rubber is dry-rotted and cracked, it may be leaking air. Check all of the rubber hoses for the same thing. Replace any missing or damaged rubber hoses and this should make a big difference in how the car runs.

you can check to see if the tv cable is hooked up the rubber grommet dry rots it hooks up to the throttle body. And ck down at the trans where the cable hooks up make sure it's not stuck if so lube and work the linkage back and forth.

yes there is a repair kit for a hammock.here is the website where you can buy it http://www.hammock-company.com

Check the throttle linkage make sure nothing is broke also check your throttle body and make sure nothing is stuck. If those check out then check out the pedal itself and make sure that the shaft is pulling the throttle cable the way it is supposed to and no throttle wires are stretched