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95 2.2L fast idle problem - idle air control?

95 2.2L has fast idle when it warms up. Is the idle air control bad? Anybody know where it is located on this motor? Any suggestions? My Haynes manual tells me nothing.
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Re: 95 2.2L fast idle problem - idle air control?

Probably sucking air through a massive vacuum leak- check all vacuum hoses at intake plenum--

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Re: 95 2.2L fast idle problem - idle air control?

where is that located on this engine?
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