I have a 1991 Volvo 240 with an original Bosch 0280217001 air mass meter (LH 3.1) that needs to be replaced. OEM Bosch parts run $450 and up, but after-market replacements can be had for only $100 or so (e.g., ). Does anyone have any experience with the non-Bosch AMM? TIA...
/steve
When the AMM in my '90 went out, after hours of diagnoses, I went to the local independent pick 'n pull style yard and found an original Bosch. It has been in my car ever since. I think it was $25 at the time. I even bought a spare.
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