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Date:         Fri, 15 Apr 2011 10:08:14 -0400
Reply-To:     "Dominic Provini Jr." <dprovinijr@HA-PA.COM>
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From:         "Dominic Provini Jr." <dprovinijr@HA-PA.COM>
Subject:      85 1.9L Idle Speed Boost Valve(s)
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I have a question that has been bugging me . . .I have an 85 1.9l engine
and I have AC (currently not running, but all there) and Power Steering.
While redoing my vacuum lines and checking for leaks I was looking in
the Bentley at section 24.24b and it shows 2 Idle Speed Boost Valves.
One for PS and one for AC.  I only have one Idle Speed Boost Valve .  I
followed the wire off of the plug and the brown wire runs to the PS
pump.  There is spot right next to the one valve for the second unit.
So now I am wondering . .. did the PO take it out and why?  Am I
supposed to have only one ?  I added a link with some photos...maybe
they will help......


Scratching my head here


Thanks


Dom


85 westy


 


http://www.picupine.com/f4685d0x
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