Is there a difference in cars with "E-FC3S" model code and "FC3S" model code?
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Is there a difference in cars with "E-FC3S" model code and "FC3S" model code?
I might not be the first one to ask this kinda question but when i was trying to find answers online i couldn't find anything...
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Whats the build date? I will assume it means "early production". The easiest way to tell is a distributor cap instead of crank angle sensor. Some came with turbo hoods, different body moldings, different colored window switch buttons etc.
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The "E" doesn't refer to production date or destination. All Euro-spec S4NAs have a Distributor (N323 ECU).
S6 FDs are E-FD3S, S7/S8s are GF-FD3S. "E" means eFini (NOT Infini...) perhaps? It'll take quite a few chassis number plates to nail this down though. Will need some from various JC Cosmos, a few Efini MPVs and a couple Autozam AZ-1s to be sure.
S6 FDs are E-FD3S, S7/S8s are GF-FD3S. "E" means eFini (NOT Infini...) perhaps? It'll take quite a few chassis number plates to nail this down though. Will need some from various JC Cosmos, a few Efini MPVs and a couple Autozam AZ-1s to be sure.
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