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Replacing the Air Mass Meter... Or something else? 200

posted by  clbolt on  Mon May 17 16:39 CST 2004
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It's a plug-and-play swap, no adjustment necessary. The AMM can fail if the airbox thermostat sticks, it can fail from a backfire, or just fail for no apparent reason.

BTW, I have an unused rebuilt "007" AMM for sale if you want it. I actually have it and 2 used ones, if you want to pick up a spare. I never go anywhere without a spare AMM after that breakdown 1000 miles form home a few years ago...

Email me at clbolt (at) prodigy (dot) net if you're interested.
--
1991 245, 61k miles, looking for a 5 speed 92-93 245 cheap.






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