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What is the location of the idle air control valve in a ford expedition?
its on the throttle body
Location of idle air control valve on dodge shadow?
Depends on engine and year
Camry Idle air control valve location?
Its on the back side of the throttle body.
Pcv valve location Chrysler town and country 2000?
The Chrysler Town and Country PCV valve can be found on the outside of the air cleaner housing. The PCV valve will be attached to the back of the air cleaner housing.
Where is the location of 1994 Jetta PCV valve?
The 1994 VW Jetta PCV valve is located on the outside of the air cleaner housing. You can find the valve on the back side of the housing.
You jus changed your brakes and bleed it why is your brake petal still soft on your 93 Honda delsol?
There is still air in the system.
Where is the location of the PCV on a 2001 VW Golf VW calls it a CVV valve.?
The 2001 VW PCV valve can be found on the clean air hose. The clean air hose will go from the air filter housing to the top of the engine.
Where is the location of 2004 Chevy Malibu idle air control valve?
Is it inside the engine it self on top
What is the type of air valve?
if you are asking about the air valve on the tire to add/let out air then it is a schrader valve or an American valve
Where is the iac valve on a gmc jimmy?
The location of the IAC valve depends on the kind of fuel injection system you have. On the Vortec V6 (93+) it's right on top of the air intake in front of the throttle valve. If you follow the air intake tube to the motor, the IAC valve will be in the intake manifold right where the air tube meets the manifold. The wiring for the IAC valve comes around behind the throttle cable bracket and plugs into the IAC valve.
What is the location for idle air control by-pass valve 1999 Grand Marquis 46 liter?
Located on throttle body
Location of idle air control valve on 1991 Buick Regal?
it is on the throttle body. usually held in by two screws.
