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Re: Air Mass meter 200 1985

posted by  someone claiming to be Mike Briney on  Sat Sep 12 09:53 CST 1998 [RELATED]

I'm having the same trouble as John and suspect the AAM. The car will start, but chugs and runs rich. I have disconnected the plug and that solved the problem for a while. Now when I unplug it there's no change.

The junk yard here want's $150 and I'm hesitant to put out that kind of money on a hunch. Also I can't see how the AAM could be adjusted. Is there a way to test the AAM? how does one adjust it?

Mike





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