The throttle linkage on the engine, would be the
place to start.

First, read the label of the can of WD-40 and put it back on the shelf.

Next, get yourself a can of throttle body cleaner and try flushing the gunk
out of the TB. I've never done this on my Honda ('03) but I've done it to my
Nissan, Dodge Durango, Volvo s70, VW Cabrio, and a few others. Basically you
need you remove the intake hose to gain access to the TB, then with the car
running, spray liberal amounts of cleaner into the TB. Move the butterfly to
get in there good. For the really hard to get gunk, use a rag soaked in
cleaner or a toothbrush, preferably an old one.

Try a google search for "clean throttle body" and you may find some photo's.

Josh

All,

I think all have missed the key point here when Sam says, "The gas pedal is
sticky from the GET GO, ..."  I also own a 2001 Honda Accord with a V-6 and
I've had the same problem from the GET GO (read as from day one of
ownership).  This would seem to rule out dirt as the problem.

Could be a design or assembly problem.  Any others out there with the same
problem?

Thanks also,

-Patrick