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this is difficult to locat without a workshop manual but as a rule thes ecomponents on the earlier vehicles where under the hood on the firewall bulhead , quite large metal square component with wiring harness connected usually behind or close to the carb ,injector body sorry cant be mor exact without the workshop manual , worth getting one as will no doubt have other questions so will have the manual to refer to
You should purchase the factory repair manual. With current dealership repair rates at 90 to 120 dollars per hour, It should pay for itself the first time you use it.
If you want a cheaper manual, Chilton's is good if you are technically proficient, and Hayne's is better if you aren't. Both can be purchased at Auto-Zone, NAPA, etc,
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