It is attached to the HVAC box behind the dash. Unfortunately, the dash assembly must be removed to gain access to it.
No, it is not required. You can remove it and splice the heater hoses together.
check the fuse
It does not. It is cable controlled thru a "blend door". If you are having no heat, it could be because of a clogged heater core, or the cable has came off the blend door, or the blend door control.
Heater could just be air bound and need to be bled It may have a bad heater control valve. If it has one, it will be located on one of the heater hoses by the firewall. Check the valve, and check the vacuum line going to the valve, as it may have rotted, and have come apart where it comes from the firewall, and to the valve. And also, the valve could be frozen in the closed position. If the Heater Control Valve is working-FEEL BOTH hoses-IF one is not HOT then U have a Blockage-Like a blocked heater Core.IF U put a Garden hose on one of the inlets U should have flow (both ways) check 4 a pinched or collapsed hose. If all The Previous items are checked it is possible , If the car is equipped with climate control that this portion of the system is at fault, this was also a common problem with these cars as they aged.
the cruise control is broken....
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The 1989 Chevrolet S 10 pickup idle control valve is located on the side of the engine. You will find the valve below the fuel injector pump.
try the idel air control valve
It should be located at the passenger side under the instrument panel area next to the heater control box
If it's leaking from INSIDE the firewall (away from the engine compartment) you probably have a leaking heater control valve or damaged heater core.
check for vacuam leaks if non found replace iac valve
Neither the front or rear bumper of a 1989 Chevrolet truck will fit on a 1989 Dodge truck. The bolt patterns are different and will not line up.