HELP Club4ag! I need to replace my Air Flow Meter on my AE86, It was an SR5 to GTS Conversion so i am unsure what year the 4AGE 16v came from...?
The current AFM I have is Part # (Denso # 22250-16060) Which says is for a 1988+ Corolla GTS
When I look up AFM's for an 1986-87 AE86 Gts I get (Denso # 22250-16040)
What is the difference between Denso #16040 & #16060??? Is one larger/more performance than the other?
How do i tell which 4age 16v I have???
ANY Advice is greatly appreciated, Thanks!
HELP!!! (Air Flow Meter) AE86 4AGE 16v
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HachiRoku 86
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Re: HELP!!! (Air Flow Meter) AE86 4AGE 16v
Digging into the mighty interweb...
AIR MASS SENSOR - 1989 Toyota Corolla (22250-16060)
MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR - 1989 Toyota MR2 (22250-16040)
MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR - 1986 Toyota MR2 (22250-16020)
Meter assy, intake air flow AE92-ACMXR 1987.05—1991.06 4AGZE (22250-16070)
METER ASSY, INTAKE AIR FLOW Corolla GTS 08/1984 to 07/1987 4AGEC (22250-16010)
I'd go with the last one if you have a TVIS engine. But if you have
a 7-rib non-TVIS engine, stick with the 16060 you have now. It should
be the correct match for your ECU (assuming you have the correct ECU
for the engine).
Cheers... jondee86
AIR MASS SENSOR - 1989 Toyota Corolla (22250-16060)
MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR - 1989 Toyota MR2 (22250-16040)
MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR - 1986 Toyota MR2 (22250-16020)
Meter assy, intake air flow AE92-ACMXR 1987.05—1991.06 4AGZE (22250-16070)
METER ASSY, INTAKE AIR FLOW Corolla GTS 08/1984 to 07/1987 4AGEC (22250-16010)
I'd go with the last one if you have a TVIS engine. But if you have
a 7-rib non-TVIS engine, stick with the 16060 you have now. It should
be the correct match for your ECU (assuming you have the correct ECU
for the engine).
Cheers... jondee86
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