are these parts suppose to be connected?

[sanJ_01]

not really sure what this is, its under that vacuum box and charcoal canister? to the right....saw it when i was taking off the intake never noticed it before, i thought maybe something transmission related? looked at the chilton? manual link in the diy section but found no diagrams with this thing, not sure if i should put the loop on the pin, car was working without them connected all this time
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/406/img0061yl.jpg/
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[GhostAccord]

That is the water valve for your temperature control. That cable loop is connected to the temp control on the dash. I'm guessing that the valve must be in the open position or you would be complaining about not having any heat.

[honda_mike]

not really sure what this is, its under that vacuum box and charcoal canister? to the right....saw it when i was taking off the intake never noticed it before, i thought maybe something transmission related? looked at the chilton? manual link in the diy section but found no diagrams with this thing, not sure if i should put the loop on the pin, car was working without them connected all this time
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/406/img0061yl.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/820/img0062hg.jpg/

i believe that cable is to control your heat/ac temperature. if you slide/turn the knob from hot to about half you probably dont feel any tension due to that

EDIT- you beat me to it Ghost lol

[92turboaccord]

whats with all the on topic posts in off topic? couldent figure out where to post it or thought you would get answered faster

[sanJ_01]

whats with all the on topic posts in off topic? couldent figure out where to post it or thought you would get answered faster

sorry, wasnt sure of exactly where to put it, in the technical? but it didnt seem as technical as all the other stuff in there

That is the water valve for your temperature control. That cable loop is connected to the temp control on the dash. I'm guessing that the valve must be in the open position or you would be complaining about not having any heat.

my heat takes a long time and only gets a little warm and a/c doesnt work, should i connect the loop or just leave it as is?

[cp[mike]]

definitely connect that loop onto the pin, so you can control Hot/Cold for your AC, though i doubt you will use the Cold much before summer.

[GhostAccord]

my heat takes a long time and only gets a little warm and a/c doesnt work, should i connect the loop or just leave it as is?

Connect it. It may solve your heating issue. However it will not solve your A/C issue. that is a separate system.

[sanJ_01]

connected them and thought i fixed my a/c for a while and it turned out to be wrong, heating didnt change cause of it either(n)

[deevergote]

whats with all the on topic posts in off topic? couldent figure out where to post it or thought you would get answered faster

Taking a shit in the fridge gets noticed way faster than taking a shit in the toilet.

I think I'll just delete every section and people can post everything in OT.

[8ball]

Taking a shit in the fridge gets noticed way faster than taking a shit in the toilet.

I think I'll just delete every section and people can post everything in OT.

happy valentines your cake is the fridge babe!

[sanJ_01]

think this might have actually helped out a little afterall, pulled on the pin closer to the front of the car and my heating is actually a lot hotter and toastier than before! thanks guys