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Old 09-30-2008, 08:57 PM
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MAF part #

I've been searching around but can't find an answer. I know that my MAF on my 1993 3VZE is toast. It shows no change at the terminal between open and closed. There is no way I'm going to buy a new one so I'm searching Craigslist.

Being the genius that I am, when I was cleaning my engine up I removed the sticker from the MAF. I believe the part # should be 22250-65010. Will any MAF from 89-94 work on my truck? Does anyone know if the part numbers are the same?

My commute to work is one hour each way now, I need to get this fixed.

Thanks,
Jason
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Search ebay too sorry im not more help I sold one though on ebay once!
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the 22re 4cyl ones are the same too I believe! At least they look exactly the same!
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and as a foot note... they are not MAF (mass air flow)
the are AFM (air flow meter) or VAFM (volume air flow meter)
if you are searching for a part, at least make sure you are searching for a part using the correct name for the part.

also what 'terminal' are you speaking of that the meter is failing? it has several 'terminals' that serve a purpose.
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Originally Posted by abecedarian
and as a foot note... they are not MAF (mass air flow)
the are AFM (air flow meter) or VAFM (volume air flow meter)
if you are searching for a part, at least make sure you are searching for a part using the correct name for the part.

also what 'terminal' are you speaking of that the meter is failing? it has several 'terminals' that serve a purpose.
Old 09-30-2008, 10:21 PM
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Well I guess I had better re-phrase my question to avoid all the confusion.

My AFM is bad. Does anyone know if the same AFM is used on all the 3VZE's or do I need to find one specifically for a 1993.
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The 3vze uses the same Vafm. Get one from a 1989-1995 pickup or 4runner. You will be fine

And no, the 22re uses a different Vafm

p.s Went out and looked at the sticker.

PT# 22250-65010

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you aren't quite correct either...

http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h34.pdf

for some light reading.

Originally Posted by abecedarian
and as a foot note... they are not MAF (mass air flow)
the are AFM (air flow meter) or VAFM (volume air flow meter)
if you are searching for a part, at least make sure you are searching for a part using the correct name for the part.

also what 'terminal' are you speaking of that the meter is failing? it has several 'terminals' that serve a purpose.
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http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074

http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/q.html

http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPage...+Meter+-+Remfd

Get the part numbers here.
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Originally Posted by clownmidget
you aren't quite correct either...

http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h34.pdf

for some light reading.
Toyota trucks didn't start using a MAF until 1996.

http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...92volumeai.pdf
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Part number is 22250-65010

Interchange: 88-95 4Runner 3VZE V6
88-95 Pickup 3VZE V6

Called by several names....AFM, VAFM, MAFS, etc etc. We call it an Air Flow Meter as per Toyota.

If you need one, call me at 800-782-0682 I can ship one to you today. We are in Lynnwood, WA

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Thanks for the links guys. So that means I could get one from a few trucks around me. One more question. Is this a part that degrades over time? What I mean is...will it work one day and not the next, or will the resistances slowly change until it is out of spec? Will I notice a big difference between buying a new one or buying a used one?

I do have a Camry AFM waiting to go on but I need to find another way to fit that to my air cleaner. And who knows if that will work out anyways.

Jason
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