Ford Idle Air Control Valve on 2040-parts.com
Fair Lawn, New Jersey, US
This auction is for a FORD IDLE AIR CONTROL VALVE This came off a 2002 ford escape xlt but will fit many other ford models (check applications above). This idle air control valve is in excellent condition. This would make and excellent replacement for your broken or faulty idle air control valve. Feel free to ask me questions.
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