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

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posted by  Grif on  Tue May 18 10:53 CST 2004
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To add a little more info, I know that the fuel mixture adjustment screw is in the AMM. The AMM should be plug and play, with no adjustments needed to run like new again but if you fail your next SMOG or if you are bored you might consider checking the fuel mixture setting via Bentley's instructions with a light or a dwell meter.

I am probably bringing up something that will have no effect but just in case I thought I might bring it up. If anyone has info like, all AMM are factory set at the manufacturer and never need adjusting then this would probably void my comment altogether.






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