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Date Posted: 14:13:56 01/03/03 Fri
Author: Ronald Bergeron
Subject: 1990 Honda Accord vacuum lines

I recently installed another engine into my 1990 Honda Accord LX. It has an automatic transmission. There is a vacuum line schematic on the inside of the hood that draws attention to a solenoid mounted on the front of the firewall right behind the engine. The schematic refers to the solenoid as an automatic transmission solenoid valve. It shows one hose connecting to the back of the air box on the intake and the other hose is supposed to connect to the AT switch mounted on the engine. I cannot locate the AT switch that is mounted on the engine. I am not the person that disconnected the hose but it does not appear that the hose was connected to anything to begin with. Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks
Ronald Bergeron

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