what are these parts and are tehy what im thinking they are?

1)change extension rod - is that the upper bar of the shift linkage?
2)throttle cable- what is this? what does it do is this the thin metal wire?
3)clutch hose- is this the cable that connects the clutch to the tranny?
4)temperature control cable- is this the wire that we move left and right for hot/cold?
5)acutator cable- what is this?

if you guys can confirm some of these definitions or even explain or help to see if it is what im looking for.. then thanks..

 

Not sure on this one.
This is the cable that goes from your gas pedal to the throttle body and opens the butterfly.
Never heard of this one.
You got it.
Huh?

Hope this helps.

 

on an automatic transmission? If I am thinking about what you are thinking I call it a kick-down-rod, when you mash the throttle, it kicks the tranny down into a lower gear. but this was for non-computer controlled transmissions with carburated engines.

it goes from the gas pedal to the throttle body and works a butterfly valve in your throttle body that opens or closes to allow more air or less.

if you have a hydraulic clutch linkage (rather than a clutch cable) I could see it being called this, never heard it called such..

yep, actually it is attached to a nifty easy to understand blue/red thing on our console that a monkey could understand (strange that they engineer our cars for monkeys to drive).

there are hundreds of actuators on our cars, never have heard of this.

hope this helps a little.