

| Subject: | Re: 88 Vanagon air flow meter question |
| From: | Matthew Bulley |
| Date: | Mon, 25 Aug 1997 19:34:25 -0400 |
In a message dated 97-08-25 14:29:22 EDT, nlebron@TROY.COBE.COM writes: << Hey, I have that same airflow problem. Where is the air flow meter located? >> The air flow meter is under the drivers seat, next to the Fetzer Reticulation Valve. (Just kidding!) To find your airflow meter, first locate your air cleaner (the box with your air filter in it). ATTACHED to that box, acctually part of it, you will find a strange-looking metal and plastic contraption, with a connection to your Fuel Injection wiring harness (notice rubber boot covering connection). THAT contraption is the airflow meter. Coming out the other side of the air flow meter will be the big rubber tube that leads clean air into your throttle, into your intake manifold, and into your engine to be turned into the fuel air mix that makes for fun on the highway. Back to the contraption. The 2.5" x 2.5" black plastic cover is the one in question. Pry that cover off with a pick ax, and pour in two quarts of Prestone, better yet, make it 80w90 Quaker State. Better yet, don't pour anything in, refer back to the postings of folks who have pryed of the cover and seen the Genie who lives inside. Zoom, gmbulley farfax, va
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