cpl rampage

So after installing my new IM and TB i found the adjusting nut on the end of my throttle cable is frozen on, and cant be adjusted. I looked online for the replacement, but the honda drawings are not exactly clear which cable is for what. The drawing shows 3 cables, one being a cruise control cable, and the other two being labeled as throttle cables, one looks shorter then the other. Im guessing it is for a different model (cx vs ex etc.) the two part numbers are:

17910-SR3-A51

and

17910-SR3-A91

Any help is appreciated.

Sr420Det

What motor and intake manifold are u using? u have a manual tranny right? did the car used to be a auto? Did u swap the accelerator pedal?

Sr420Det

hate to tell u this but on every aftermarket im Iv used i had to bend up the throttle cable bracket to get it to work properly

Sr420Det

I think the 91 is what u need, looks like the 51 is for a automatic.

Sr420Det

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/civic-si-ex-same-throttle-body-wire-2639078/#post39840393 This one says use the 51 so I dunno

Sr420Det

Put them in majestic and they both are the same.

cpl rampage

its a manual car, manual trans, stock peddle, S2 intake and TB, i know i need to bend the bracket to fit/align correctly, and i did that to some extent, but to get the tension right i need a new cable.

I got those part numbers from bernardiparts.com they are usually cheaper then majestic, and actually give u the P/N's.

I would think it is the A51, just because the A91 looks really short in the picture.

Sr420Det

Thats what the other thread said. The cable is cheap, u can just order from ur local honda dealership. I know it wil b ten bucks more but u can return it right then and there with no shipping charges and u could talk to the parts guy to help figure out what u need. Id go with the a51 like u said.

cpl rampage

Yeah thankfully bernardi honda is local to me haha, i get the online pricing and the ability to return without shipping lol. i will order the cable today.

kaiba

EX/SI/VX are all the same.