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Date:         Mon, 16 Oct 95 22:22:47 -0400
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From:         jds@media.mit.edu
Subject:      Rebuilding Air Flow Sensor 

Anyone have advice about rebuilding air flow sensors? The flapper shaft on mine broke at the pin in the flap. So far I haven't found any in a yard around here (north central Ohio). I should probably just buy a new one, but $$$$. I could probably install a new shaft if I could find a dead box somewhere. I think that's been done before. The part number on my box doesn't match what Bentley's says it should be..

I figured mine was dead but I checked the valves too. Noticed a retainer was badly worn. Uh oh, had a valve seat pressed in. The head's at the shop now. I probably had a couple hundred miles before I popped the valve. Good thing I noticed it the day before I was going to head back east....

Oh well, hints, clues, suggestions are all appreciated,

-John

John Sutter MIT Media Laboratory Spatial Imaging Group (w) 20 Ames St E15-424, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA +1 (617) 499-7912vm (h) PO Box 397344, Cambridge MA 02139-7344, USA +1 (800) 270-6934vm jds@media-lab.mit.edu http://jds.www.media.mit.edu/people/jds


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