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Sounds like the Air Mass Meter to me 200

posted by  Greg P. on  Tue May 18 00:20 CST 2004
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1) Yup it sure sounds like the AMM. Easy swap. No adjustment needed.

2) Get one at your local boneyard or on ebay. Don't waste your money on a new one. They are quite pricey.

3) One caveat... make sure ignition is OFF when plugging/unplugging the AMM or you may cause damage.

4) Not sure why they fail, but it is fairly common and they typically fail without any warning.. It is a good idea to carry a spare. Make sure you use the right part number (has 007 in the number).
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Greg P. 1988 240 DL 'Olga' 170,000 miles






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