That is not a MAF sensor. Your 91 uses a AFM or VAF sensor which contains contacts that run the fuel pump. I'm guessing you. damaged those contacts by trying to remove the electrical connector the incorrect way.
You're saying the flap was opening and closing? Because it's air flow that opens it against the resistance of the spring which tries to keep it shut. There's no mechanism inside there that would cause it to open.
BTW, you didn't mess with the 2...
Good write up and similar to what I thought on a test drive when visiting one in San Antonio last year. Just got myself one and sold my last Toyota. If they would have brought 70 series to America would never have looked at Grenadier. So here I...
The two 3.5 inch strips I cut out of the seat foam/
Test fitting the completed narrowed seat frames
Detail of side mount through wheel well
Upholstery back on seat frame and bottom mount attached to seat.
Seats mounted in FJ40
This has been an understood mud philosophy grounded in accepted fluid dynamics. Any thought about additional engine wear from higher viscosity fluids not getting where they need to be before they heat up and flow better? Similar to cold start wear?
I fixed problems.
Problem 1:
3 out of 6 were “problematic”:
Now we wait:
Tomorrow, people fly on planes from other places to come get their trucks…. And go do cool things with trucks.
I had an ‘84 and loved it but was a total pos and broke down every time I tried to drive it more than 50 miles. It was very well maintained, so not a once sorted, reliable vehicle.
I typically name my Cruisers after National forests: Kaibab, Coconino, and Gila for example… names of 80 series trucks I have owned. I am leaning towards “Inyo” on this one. The Native name translates to “dwelling place of a great spirit.”...
Hey! Since when did a June/ ‘69 build date have anything to do with nursing homes? I’m an April/‘61 build date and no where near being put out to pasture. Damn youngsters. Now get off my lawn!