Help!

Since I am selling my '01 Prelude, I decided to remove my AEM V2 Intake so that I didn't have to deal with prying questions of why I would modify the car, and whether or not it was driven hard, blah blah blah.

The re-installation of the stock setup is pretty much complete... except for 2 hoses. I should have take pics of the setup prior to installing the aftermarket intake, but we all know exciting it is to get the parts in mail and the natural reaction to simply start ripping stock crap from the car while grinning from ear to ear.

So... the two hoses that are left are labeled A and C in the pics. "A" comes from the intake solenoid that was removed while the aftermarket was installed. "C" comes from the throttle body area (see close up for exact location) and was previously connected directly to a nipple on the V2--it has a bit of a suction to it when the engine is running. "B" is the stock metal set of bent tubes (two tubes welded together). I figured that I have properly installed one set of the tubes, but that leaves the other one, which is bent into a U-shape and I can't figure out which direction is should point nor what connects to it.

PLEASE HELP, if you have any ideas. I will send you a Christmas present, seriously.

Ryan

 

I believe A connects to C. B is the coolant line that runs from uner the throttle body to the upper front of the im. I cannot recall what these parts are called, but this should help: http://www.lightningmotorsport...l.htm.