Getting it out is the easy part. Pull it and the whole tube out. Getting it back in is another matter. Involving some luck and small mirrors. It's quite do-able though. See adjacent post for the pitfalls. To avoid dirt clean everything before you start taking things apart. Dave Swingle --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, jordan rubin <nuttenschleuder@xxxx> wrote: > Hello all: > > Quick question: > > When working with the back driver side plugs and fuel > injectors, it seems almost necessary to get the idle > speed regulator out of the way. I imagine it could be > removed by removing the round clamp, dosconnecting the > two hoses and the electrical connector. > > am i right here? and is there anyspecial consideration > about dirt getting in this unit or the cold start > valve for that matter. >