[MR2] 1987 Mk1 advice - revisited

[Aaron Willis]

If I had a dollar, I'd bet the whole thing that the hose between
throttle body and air flow meter has a big hole in it.


Aaron Willis, Parts Dept. - Lithia Toyota Scion of Springfield, OR -
(541)736-3221
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-----Original Message-----
From: mr2-bounces at mr2.com [mailto:mr2-bounces at mr2.com] On Behalf Of Andy
Champ
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 3:31 PM
To: Russell gerard; 'mr2.com'
Subject: Re: [MR2] 1987 Mk1 advice - revisited



On 27/02/2012 05:39, Russell gerard wrote:
> im looking for the fix to a problem i have . I recently tried to start

> my 85 mr2 and it would only crank over again and again and didnt 
> catch. when it finally did i pushed the gaas pedal to accelerater and 
> it died. It wasnt getting enough air. I checked this theory by moving 
> the door on the interior of the afm and with the door open it ran 
> fine, should i get a new afm sensor? or perhaps replace my circuit 
> open relay located in my trunk? or possibly the fuel pump ? I tested 
> the plug on the outside oof the afm with an ohm meter and everything
> checked out how it should be.   im quite troubled about this and would

> love help.
>
You don't want to ask me, you want to ask The List, which I've copied on
this mail.

Andy
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