Toyota 22250-20020 Meter Assy, Intake Air Flow

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The Mass Air Flow Sensor, located on the air intake duct, is a system circuit with a platinum hot wire, a thermistor, and a control circuit within a plastic housing. This setup detects changes in intake air temperature. When the throttle opens, more air cools the wire, causing the PCM to increase the current flow to maintain a constant temperature. The MAF sensor's output voltage signal varies with this current flow, and the PCM measures this, turning the injectors on and off accordingly. A problem in this circuit sets a diagnostic trouble code. To check the MAF sensor, first check for power to it, looking for 9-14 volts between terminal number 4 and the ground. If voltage is absent, check the circuit between the EFI main relay and the MAF sensor. Next, check the MAF sensor voltage signal to the PCM by back-probing the MAF sensor connector. If the indicated signal voltage is out of range, inspect the wiring harness for bad connections, open circuits, or damage. If these are fine, the MAF sensor might be faulty, but given its cost, consider having the circuit checked before replacing it. For removal, turn the ignition key to OFF, disconnect the electrical connector from the MAF sensor, and remove the air cleaner assembly, and the two sensor retaining bolts to remove the MAF sensor and gasket. Installation is the reverse of removal, with a new gasket or O-ring between the MAF sensor and the intake duct.

Any problems with the power steering pressure switch or circuit should be repaired by a dealer service department or other qualified repair shop.

The TPS is located on the end of the throttle shaft on the throttle body.

Disconnect the harness connector for the EGR temperature sensor.

Magnetic reluctance sensors consist of a permanent magnet with a wire coil. They detect changes in magnetic fields caused by a steel disk with tabs passing near the sensor, which produces a voltage signal used to determine crankshaft position or vehicle speed.

Have the vehicle codes extracted by a dealer service department or other qualified repair facility.

The crankshaft position sensor is mounted in the lower section of the timing cover behind the crankshaft pulley.