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2.3L ('83-'97) something missing?
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97ranger22bronco
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Where does your pcv valvevtube go? On my 3.0l, it goes from PCV to intake plenum.
The sensor you're talking about is the IAT - intake air temperature sensor.
The sensor you're talking about is the IAT - intake air temperature sensor.
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I consulted my '97 and sure enough, the intake air temp sensor is in that hole...
Eric, the breather hose is the one that goes before the air muffler to the valve cover, the PCV goes from the bottom side of the engine to just behind the throttle.
Eric, the breather hose is the one that goes before the air muffler to the valve cover, the PCV goes from the bottom side of the engine to just behind the throttle.
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