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air mass meter, finding info on replacement

posted by  Evan R on  Wed Sep 15 11:23 CST 2004
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Rather simple, really.

Loosen hose clamps and remove hoses from either end.

Remove wiring connector. There is a small wire clip that holds it in place.

Use a 10mm tool to remove the one bolt that holds it in place.

As Haynes would say, "Installation is the reverse of removal"
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