P! - how to find number?
05 May 2003, 01:06 PM
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Afternoon all,
Been poking around the P1 and I can't find out which number P1 it is? How do I find out?
Tried searching the forum but I can't phrase the search argument specifically enough.
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Been poking around the P1 and I can't find out which number P1 it is? How do I find out?
Tried searching the forum but I can't phrase the search argument specifically enough.
Vindaloo
05 May 2003, 04:47 PM
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There's two plates on the offside in the engine bay. One near the turret top and another near (on?) the firewall. They say FUJI heavy chassis etc. Haven't looked on the nearside yet. Guess that'll be this evening's job when I check the oil.
BTW: Didn't they make 1500 in the end? What happens on cars 1001-1500?
BTW: Didn't they make 1500 in the end? What happens on cars 1001-1500?
05 May 2003, 05:58 PM
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m8, correct me if i`m wrong (and i`m sure someone will lol) but i believe the car build number is actually stamped into the plate rather than printed on...it`s just a 4 figure number.
05 May 2003, 06:08 PM
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Cheers Jonny, I found it.
Plate on the nearside of the engine bay with some writing on it (well maybe there were words there once, now there's remnants of some printing) plus a number stamped into it.
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Plate on the nearside of the engine bay with some writing on it (well maybe there were words there once, now there's remnants of some printing) plus a number stamped into it.
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