1994 at Pick n Pull Fresno (1 Viewer)
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VFM? I live in the 60s section
That's a nice looking dash pad...
62s have a vfm...
The silver part on the intake tube DONT PULL TH E SCREWS!!1!!ONE1!! it has a small clip around it you remove your get the plug off.
It's a "mass air flow" that isnt a mass air flow but does the same thing basically but you will get bashed for weeks if you dare call it a maf here for some reason.
The silver part on the intake tube DONT PULL TH E SCREWS!!1!!ONE1!! it has a small clip around it you remove your get the plug off.
It's a "mass air flow" that isnt a mass air flow but does the same thing basically but you will get bashed for weeks if you dare call it a maf here for some reason.
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Ah, the 62 FSM calls it an AFM I believe
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Dash Pad is all cracked
Darn. I was wondering how it looked so nice down there in the sun. Mine's cracked deeply all the way to the front edge. Not that I mind too much. Gives me a handy slot for headphone cables and whatnot that I toss on the dash.
That intake tube looks new.
I’m going to Fresno on Friday!
supercarrera
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Can you grab the wipers for me if they are oem?
I would if I went.
Deathvalleypaul has ecu's, usually, for around $100. My wife reminded me of a prior engagement that will keep me at home this weekend but I may try to squeeze in a quick trip to my local pic n pull just to see if they have an 80. Fresno is over 3 hours from me. Most people don't have the disease we have and think nothing of dropping a Landcruiser off at pic n pull for cash just because it won't pass a smog test.
My early 93 has the original eng ecu and no problem yet but I do carry a spare ecu.
yup, mine is just fine but i know one day it will be an issue. why i also have a spare VFM and engine harness along with other pieces that might be hard to locate again.
Those are the same parts I want to stockpile too. Has anyone ever tried using that service that they sell on eBay where you send them an ECU and they rebuild it for $175? That doesn't seem like a bad deal if they work right. The thing I always worry about with junkyard rigs is that you don't really know if the thing works until you buy it, but you also know that the truck ended up at the knacker for a reason and you don't know what it is. I see ECUs being sold for between $100-200 and they seem to be more expensive with fewer miles on them, but I am not savvy enough about electronics to know if that matters or not.
If I lived in Fresno, that 80 would look like metal eating piranha’s found it. What really sucks is not knowing how many miles were on it because the combo meter is MIA.
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