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    acceleration issues

    I was recently removing my cruise control in my 91 Honda accord lx because it wasn't working & seeing as I don't want to replace it . I disconnected what I thought to be a cable for the cruise control . I later found out it to be the transmission throttle control cable. my question is ....
    how will this affect my car , if at all? I have noticed that I have to control how hard I slam on the gas so I don't red line. also on another note...
    remember I'm new What is the purpose of the bypass control diaphragm because mine is not connected to anything & is swinging around freely. T.I.A
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    .........ok. Welcome... i'll try to help. First put everything back the way it was.

    To remove CC

    1. Unbolt the CC
    2. Remove Cable that goes to throttle body
    3. Trace vacuum to Intake manifold
    4. Disconnect vacuum line, and put a cap on the nipple
    5. Follow other Vacuum line to Drivers side fender well
    6. Disconnect the Line, and or remove fender liner and take out the little black box.

    You should grab a manual for your car. It helps you with these steps

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      the cruise control's cable goes thru the firewall to the accelerator pedal and attaches to it like a bike brake cable attached to the lever.

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        Originally posted by new2hondas View Post
        I was recently removing my cruise control in my 91 Honda accord lx because it wasn't working & seeing as I don't want to replace it . I disconnected what I thought to be a cable for the cruise control . I later found out it to be the transmission throttle control cable. my question is ....
        how will this affect my car , if at all? I have noticed that I have to control how hard I slam on the gas so I don't red line. also on another note...
        remember I'm new What is the purpose of the bypass control diaphragm because mine is not connected to anything & is swinging around freely. T.I.A
        my question is .... how will this affect my car , if at all?
        Without it it will lead to the destruction of the transmission and operate poorly in the meantime.

        What is the purpose of the bypass control diaphragm because mine is not connected to anything & is swinging around freely.
        I would guess that you are referring to the black box under the intake manifold. It controls the IAB's. If you want to know what they do you can research it for yourself now that I have given you the proper term.



        My advice is educate yourself as much as you can before doing anything else. Even before replacing the cable you removed accidentally. That cable has an adjustment. If it's improperly adjusted it will damage the transmission.

        I could give you instructions but that would likely only dig you a deeper hole. I mean no offense by this but confusing the transmission cable with the cruise control cable shows that you haven't a clue as to what your doing. But it's ok to be new and require more knowledge. Just be sure of what your doing before you do it. By searching and reading everything you can.




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