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connections to the Air Mass Meter 200 1986

posted by  mmaldin on  Mon Sep 22 10:40 CST 2003
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I have been having problems for many years with the electrical connections to my AMM. Early in my 240's life, the AMM was replaced under warranty. A couple of years later, when it exhibited the same symptoms(limp home, this time no warranty), an astute mechanic cleaned and tightened the AMM connections and the hesitation and not moving beyond a limp problem was solved. Over the years, the AMM has exhibited the same problems that have always been solved by cleaning and tightening the connection. (Based on my experiences, I suspect that many AMM's are replaced when it is actually a connection problem). Well, this problem is re-occurring more often and I believe that it is time to replace the connector to the AMM with a new one. Does anyone know how to obtain new parts to do this? I obviously do not want to buy an entire wiring harness. Thanks, Michael
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1986 240, 230K, Original owner, Boulder, CO.






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