Most of the procedures apply to any Type 4 engine in a 72-79 bus. If you don't see particular parts then you've got carbs. I've tagged the carb specific photos. There might be slight differences, such as the way the heater booster is wired but you'll get the general idea.
All the reactions of photosynthesis that are not directly dependent upon light are known as the dark reactions. The dark reactions occur whether there is light present or not. The dark reactions occur in the part of the chloroplast known as the stroma.
This fact means that the Calvin cycle is sometimes called C-3 photosynthesis too...the product of carbon fixation is a 3-carbon molecule. Next, the 3-PGA is energized and reduced by ATP and NADPH from the light reactions.This phase is labeled a reduction phase.hat is obvious from that is the connection to the light reactions. The Calvin cycle needs NADPH and ATP from the light reactions. Thus the Calvin cycle is inseparable from the light reactions...they only occur in the light! This is why dark reactions is a poor name for the Calvin cycle.