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Re: AirFlowMeter
| Posted By: | yangro lee |
| Posted On: | March 03, 2003 at 01:48 am GMST |
Ian Sanchez wrote:
> I have an 85'GTS that I got wi
> th a blown head gasket. I jus
> t got finished installing a fr
> esh motor, and detailing the e
> ngine compartment. It looks g
> reat, and as soon as uploads a
> re available I'll post some pi
> cs. After quite a bit of work
> I am finally able to start it
> , only to find I have some fue
> l problem. After some diagnos
> tic work, I've found my AFM is
> a dud. Looking into the pric
> e and availability of a used o
> ne, I've decided to get a rema
> nufactured unit. After doing
> some research on-line I've fou
> nd that for about the same pri
> ce I can get either the stock
> replacement for my 85'GTS, or
> one for an 82'Supra. From the
> photos I've found it looks to
> be almost identical only larg
> er. I've read on this forum t
> hat the 82' is a bolt on, plug
> in deal on the Celica. I jus
> t want to make sure this is tr
> ue for my 85' non-analog syste
> m. Also, I've already done so
> me custom work to my airbox, a
> nd added a high flow drop in f
> ilter, and wanted to make sure
> the 82'AFM will bolt up to it
> . If anyone has any info that
> will help, it would be much a
> ppreciated. Thanks!
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