22re Idle air control valve.

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    Sold.
     
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    How did you delete yours?
     
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    Made a blockplate, then took the adapters the coolant lines attached to and cut them off close and welded them. Only difference is at cold starts it wont idle high to warm up faster, but this truck is just for show/trailered...

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    Hmmm
    Damn, now you got me thinking...
    so other then it taking a little longer to warm up at idle, no ill effects?
     
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    None. I even deleted the cold start injector. Here in the south it never gets really cold anyway, when you fire it up it runs like its been warmed up already.
     
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    I'll have to do this. Mines going to be in the same boat of barely being drove and trailered.
     

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