Airflow Meter Specifications

1990 Toyota 4Runner 2D Utility, 2.4 R, AutomaticSECTION Airflow Meter Specifications
AIRFLOW METER RESISTANCE SPECIFICATIONS

Application Terminals Ohms
Camry
E1-Fc
Measuring Plate Fully Closed Infinity
Measuring Fully Plate Open 0
E2-Vs
Measuring Plate Fully Closed 200-600
Measuring Plate Fully Open 20-1000
E2-Vc
2VZ-FE (V6) 200-400
3S-FE (4-Cyl.) 3000-7000
Celica, Land Cruiser, Pickup/4Runner (3VZ-E, V6) & Supra (Non-Turbo)
E2-Vc 200-400
E1-Fc
Measuring Plate Fully Closed Infinity
Measuring Fully Plate Open 0
E2-Vs
Measuring Plate Fully Closed 200-600
Measuring Plate Fully Open 20-1200
Corolla (4A-GE)
E2-Vc 100-300
E2-Vb 200-400
E1-Fc
Measuring Plate Fully Closed Infinity
Measuring Plate Fully Open 0
E2-Vs
Measuring Plate Fully Closed 20-400
Measuring Plate Fully Open 20-3000
Cressida
E2-Vc 200-400
E1-Fc
Measuring Plate Fully Closed Infinity
Measuring Plate Open 0
E2-Vs
Fully Closed 20-400
Fully Open 20-1200
MR2 & Van (1989 Models Only)
E2-Vc 100-300
E2-Vb 200-400
E1-Fc
Measuring Plate Fully Closed Infinity
Measuring Plate Open 0
E2-Vs
Fully Closed 20-400
Fully Open
MR2 20-3000
Van 20-1000
Pickup & 4Runner (22R-E)
E2-Vc 100-300
E2-Vb 200-400
E1-Fc
Measuring Plate Fully Closed Infinity
Measuring Plate Fully Open 0
E2-Vs
Measuring Plate Fully Closed 20-400
Measuring Plate Fully Open 20-1200
Supra (Turbo)
Ks-E1 Infinity
E1-Ks 5000-10,000
Vc-E1 10,000-15,000
E1-Vc 5000-10,000
All Models
E2-THA
-4°F (20°C) 10,000-20,000
32°F (0°C) 4000-7000
68°F (20°C) 2000-3000
104°F (40°C) 900-1300
140°F (60°C) 400-700
Fig 1: Air Temperature Sensor Specifications Graph
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