Its beside the air filter casing and on top of the valve cover on the 88 22R. i used a set of needle nose to get it out and only my fingers for the hose retainer.
if its a diesel - no
On the intake manifold, to the right (passenger side) of the Throttle Body.
check the fuel pump or the fuel lines or the fuel switch vavle
It is inside the trans, on the vavle bodyIt is inside the trans, on the vavle body
It's where the Aortic Vavle is diseased by narrowing of the Vavle or thickening of the tissue.
It is on the back side of the motor, passenger side, underneath the intake manifold. Plan on it taking the better part of a day to change it.
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It uses an orifice in the top rear of the vavle cover not a PCV vavle.
I dont believe there is a modulator valve on a 75 truck, and im sorry if some joker ripped you off, but dodge transmisions are always fun, I feel for you.
Yes you can cause they both have the same transmission mounts so yes
Idle Control Vavle (ICV) is attached to the throttle body from underneath. Next to the ICV you can find two cooling pipes going through the changer where the valve operates.
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