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Re: Mass air flow sensor 200 1990

posted by  someone claiming to be phil gfell on  Mon Jun 25 13:15 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I replaced my air mass sensor,it is very easy. I have a 87 760 turbo.

I bought a used one off of Ebay for $40 the local junk yards wanted

$100-125. Phone parts guy wanted 165?(free shippin?) 800 303 6544

or it might have been $200( for bosch). local:aftermarket unit $217

Dealer: 350 plus 50 core.

I bought a radiator hose and in tank pump over the phone.($32, $78+$11)

I bought a fuel pump relay at the dealer($45).

My car was stalling at idle then began stalling at low rpm, then stalled at 2,500 and would not run, It started but then died.

If you disconnect the AMM( it unplugs) the car will limp home,and idle fine. When I plugged in the AMM it started then stalled. Turn off car to

disconnected and connect,thats what the repair book said!

My car now runs fine. (151,000)

phil





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