Im not sure of exactly what you have going on - you may need a new gasket or gasket set - there are Teflon lubes in a tube (pool supply store) to put on gasket(s) to help seal and protect them - also if you had it apart and got some sand or other debris in there this would cause a leak. Its possible it is just old and you need to replace the unit or multi-port valve if you can't fix it.
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The valve between the heart and the aorta is the aortic valve, and the valve between the heart and the pulmonary artery is the pulmonic valve.
Confused by what part you mean by the filter top and the selector valve housing. If you mean between the filter body and the filter head, it means you need to replace the gasket between the two. Simply remove the filter head and inspect the gasket that sits between the filter and the filter head. If there are any tears or several nicks in it, go to a pool store and just pick up a new one. If you mean the filter head is leaking, it most likely means the spider gasket is leaking and needs to be replaced
The pcv valve is the small hose connect to the intake between the air filter and the throttle body. Its pretty easy to find as it is the only other part attached to the intake hose.
sounds like the plastic tube from rubber tubing (between filter and tb )and that plactic tube connects into back valve cover
yes there is 2 gaskets and 2 filter screens 1 between the electrical solenoid and one between the valve body and the head and it is common for the seals to leak when they get old and the rubber drys out
no, the MAF sensor is between the air filter and throttle body. the idle controll is at the throttle body.
You have to remove the transmission pan from the bottom of the transmission. Then look up in it and you will see a filter and the filter is bolted to the valve body. You will need a big drain pan to catch the trans. fluid when you start loosening the pan bolts.
On the drivers side of the throttle body. Mine is to the rear of something that looks similiar and both have flanges with two screws holding them on with wires connected.
Remove the transmission pan on the bottom of the transmission. The filter is mounted to the valve body of the transmission.
inside the transmission behind all the electronics and valve body
As long as it is between the air filter and the throttle plate/throttle body.
Check error codes (depending on which one you have or not). Check egr valve, fuel filter, clean throttle body and idle valve.