Chevy El Camino

it is a emission device exhaust gas recirculation , it take exhaust gasses and by control of the cars pcm or computer and a egr valve it introduces a calibrated amount of exhaust back into the engines air fuel mixture.exhaust being mostly a inert gas will lower combustion chamber temperatures for a more efficient burn that will lower nitrous oxide emissions. its also re-burns left over hydro carbons that do not get burned in the combustion process

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it would work on a 65 el camino but I don't know on a regular chevelle, if the wheel base is the same it will work.

Depends if it's a V6 or a V8...

YES. They don't make them anymore.

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The 81 is a full frame. The S10 upper and lower control arms are the same.

21,816 el caminos and 2,503 GMC sprint/caballeros

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Holden commadoore 3.8 v6 firing order

firing order for ford v6 mustang , thinderbird , Taurus is as follows

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carburetor.

1983-1985

I had a '72 which should be the same. You have to remove the door, then a few screws that are around the front edges inside, then remove a duct behind it that keeps it from moving back (at least in mine that had A/C) .
It will then tilt down and in toward the firewall for removal.

The El Camino Real is Spanish and it is known in English as 'The King's Highway. It is a 600 mile road through the various parts of California and originated in Mexico.

1959. It was based on the Chevy full size platform. Starting in 1964 the El Camino was based on the Chevelle platform.

I'm driving one.

Posi was offered as an option.

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It will take you approximately 23 hours to drive from Chicago to El Paso.

Both engines are Chevy small block so modifications should be minor.

Depends on overall condition, mileage, drivetrain, options, etc...

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