just wondering what the diffference is between these two lx parts catalogues??
thanks trav
Also how do i post these pics on the forum so people don't have to click the webiste
LX parts catalogues..what's the difference??
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 04:48 PM
Hi guys,
just wondering what the diffference is between these two lx parts catalogues??
thanks trav
Also how do i post these pics on the forum so people don't have to click the webiste
just wondering what the diffference is between these two lx parts catalogues??
thanks trav
Also how do i post these pics on the forum so people don't have to click the webiste
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 04:56 PM
in regards to the picture. u do it the same way as the link but use the image button.
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:16 PM
I can only use the manual I have as a reference and has the same cover as the second picture. Effective date of the one I have here is March 1976 and while it has 4 cylinder stuff in it, there is nothing that suggests Sunbird and for the V8 there is very little mention pollution gear - EGR valve etc - which came in with ADR27a.
The other manual "may" have some A9X stuff and more references to pollution gear and updates to part numbers.
My parts manual is fine for me as my car is May 1976 and before ADR27a.
The other manual "may" have some A9X stuff and more references to pollution gear and updates to part numbers.
My parts manual is fine for me as my car is May 1976 and before ADR27a.
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:17 PM
ones a sunbird 4cyl catalogue and the others probally a 6/8 catalgue?
my guess
my guess
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:29 PM
Also how do i post these pics on the forum so people don't have to click the webiste
you type [.IMG] before the URL you pasted, and then [./IMG] after the URL you pasted. (don't leave spaces) so [.IMG]URL[./IMG] (remove dots for actual use - stupid forums)
The reason I say that Lexa, is because you don't have to actually use the 'Link' tool any more, you can just paste a full URL and it will link.
Or you can just copy the whole thing from the Photobucket IMG box.
Edited by Heath, 05 February 2006 - 05:30 PM.
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:29 PM
The top ones are mine that I just sold on ebay, they contain all the a9x options, with illustrated pictures of them, they are very hard to get, thats why they went for $456 I suppose. cheers.
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:32 PM
Hi nGuys.
The 1st ones were printed at the LX release & are dated March '76. These will have no mention of ADR27A stuff, Sunbirds, A9Xs or anything else released during the LX's model run. This stuff was made after the books were printed.
The 2nd book was printed June '80 so it will have everything released during the LX's model run. There will be a matching volume for the late one as well, one contains illustrations & one contains text.
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The 1st ones were printed at the LX release & are dated March '76. These will have no mention of ADR27A stuff, Sunbirds, A9Xs or anything else released during the LX's model run. This stuff was made after the books were printed.
The 2nd book was printed June '80 so it will have everything released during the LX's model run. There will be a matching volume for the late one as well, one contains illustrations & one contains text.
Dr Terry.
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:39 PM
It's good to have someone that knows exactly what he is saying. Dr Terry, why does the 1st one have 'Sunbird' printed on the cover and the other doesn't? because out of a few posts, only chaotic questioned it's information on the whole range of models.
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 05:47 PM
Trouble is Terry, that the first one (marked sunbird) does have all the models, and including all the a9x options.
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Posted 06 February 2006 - 10:48 AM
i think Dr Terry meant the 1st one produced not the 1st picture.
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Posted 06 February 2006 - 02:02 PM
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Posted 06 February 2006 - 04:11 PM
TOP ONE (yellow) IS THE LATER VERSION HAS A9X AND SUNBIRD, THE BOTTOM DOES NOT HAVE A9X OR SUNBIRD. There are also some differences in ADR's at the time.
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Posted 07 February 2006 - 07:36 PM
Hi Guys.
Yes, RTS Guy gets what I was saying.
The 1st ones printed, which are the the pink & blue striped versions (bottom of the picture) are the March 76 ones with no mention of Sunbird or A9X.
The 1980 editions are the yellow & green striped versions (top of the picture). These ones list all models.
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Yes, RTS Guy gets what I was saying.
The 1st ones printed, which are the the pink & blue striped versions (bottom of the picture) are the March 76 ones with no mention of Sunbird or A9X.
The 1980 editions are the yellow & green striped versions (top of the picture). These ones list all models.
Dr Terry.
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