best way to find out if its a wire problem is to do a resistance check on your wires from afm plug to ecu plug
gets a multimeter thats has a ohms selection
i prefer the type with a audible beep so that way i know when there is resistance
next find and print out a ecu pinout for your year supra
find and print out a engine wiring diagram
get a gator clip and about 6 ft of wire(smaller wire is fine)
disconnet battery ground
strip about 1/2" of wire on both sides of 6ft wire
on 1 end of gator clip you can crimp or tighten down wire using a screw
the other end of your 6ft wire your going to insert it into 1 of the afm harness pins at the afm plug
connect the gator clip jaws to either you black or red wire(doesnt matter which 1 you choose)
remove glove compartment
unbolt ecu
remove ecu harness plugs(make sure you disconnected battery 1st)
look at engine wiring diagram to chase down what color/name of the 5 afm wires you will be chasing down
lets say you chose E2 on the afm plug
look at ecu pinout and find where E2 wire is on ecu plug(BTW when looking at a ecu pinout...its as if your looking at the ecu so you will need to reverse the order of wires or just find what the colors are lol)
IIRC E2 is the main sensor ground for all sensors
depending on which multimeter you have then you will want to set it to the lowest ohms setting
IMO no wires should have more then 2ohms of resistance
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here is how to test a afm
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=FI&P=96
also i bought a lexus afm for mine about 6 months ago
bought just the electronis...
worked great for a month or 2 then it went out lol