Yes, a "Vane Air Flow Meter", or VAFM is the one with the door that gets pushed open by the air after the filter.
The test for the moving vane part of the VAFM is not straightforward, because it isn't easily measurable. Like I said, it's not a smooth linear sweep when you measure the ohms, but an up and down wave measurement. That's why I thought it was bad.
There is a test for the EGR vacuum modulator. unplug the three top tubes labeled Q, P & R. Plug P & R with your finger and blow into Q. Air should flow freely. Start your engine and rev to 3500, plug P & R and when you blow into Q, the air flow should be low to none. Others have said if you can blow through the bottom port (the exhaust port), you should not be able to or there is a big leak.
In my case, trying the first test, air did not flow as freely as I thought it should through port Q, so I replaced it. It gets old and doesn't work so great after 15+ years.
I have a factory manual, but I have seen the test pages posted for both the VAFM tests and the EGR vacuum modulator tests. You should be able to find them.
Try using the toyota tech search search engine:
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