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Air Mass Meter? 200

uid 27's pic
posted by  Art Benstein on  Mon Dec 9 11:37 CST 2002
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Pin marked "7" on the 6-pin AMM connector is the output of a -002, the metal housing is a good place to put the negative probe. The rubber boot is probably already ripped, but if not, be very careful pulling it off of the plug or it will fall apart, allowing moisture to contaminate the connector. Make sure the pins are clean and free of corrosion. Usually pin 9 is the one that turns green in the moisture (power). Fill the cavity with dielectric grease to keep the water out.

The pins can be released from the connector housing if you need to clean them. Use a stiff wire like a paper clip to depress the tang inserting it from the business end of the connector.


--
Art Benstein near Baltimore






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