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It's under the throttlebody you will have to take the throttlebody off and it will be mounted with two bolts on the bottom of the throttlebody with three wires comin out of it connecting into other relays.
Quite often if no codes are coming up & stalling like that , especially under load conditions, such as AC on etc., it a dirty IAC valve. Chrysler used to call them AIS motors, (automatic idle speed ) Get a can of throttlebody spray cleaner, and remove the IAC, spray the pintle (pointed part) & shaft, to clean it off & spray port good that it came out of, then re-install & give it a try. If it cures it then starts to act up again later, replace it.
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