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Hi All
As stated above I have a EB Fairmont, and up until looking at doing the shiftkit mod assumed it was series 1. But after reading threw I am not so sure it has the 4.0I 6Cyl and the 4spd Auto, The ECU is 1DCC and I cant find a TCM or anything under the park brake also the build date is 07/92 according to the info I found here a lot of this point to it being a series 2 but I am not so sure so could someone please confirm which series this is or how I would find out for sure. Thanks to anyone who can help. |
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Series II: Glossy door handles, 4.0L badges on 6 cylinder models, and body-coloured bumpers for the base model.
4.0L 6 cyl (Series II) Bore and stroke: 92 x 99 mm Power: 148kW at 4500rpm Torque: 348Nm at 3750rpm Overhead camshaft, 2 valves per cylinder Fuel system: EEC IV fuel injection Compression ratio: 8.8:1 information taken from http://www.geocities.com/falconfacts/fa ... alcon.html mine is a 6/93 and mine has all as stated above i even have the series 2 ecu (1DCE - 1993 EB II Auto, smartlock, 3.23 diff ) hope this helps
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BenJ |
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maca_404
It sounds like your is an early series 2. My old Red EB was one of these, and it had some Series one bits on it, like the boot garnish said GL instead of GLi etc. The best way to tell a series 1 from a series 2 from a visual perspective is the windscreen wiper cowl. A series one sits up high and protrudes above the bonnet, and a series two, sits down low below the bonnet. Your car would also be a pre smartlock car as this was introduced in Sept 92 i.e. No remote central locking, and a lap buckle, non retractable centre rear seat belt. Cheers BenJ
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BenJ wrote: maca_404 It sounds like your is an early series 2. My old Red EB was one of these, and it had some Series one bits on it, like the boot garnish said GL instead of GLi etc. The best way to tell a series 1 from a series 2 from a visual perspective is the windscreen wiper cowl. A series one sits up high and protrudes above the bonnet, and a series two, sits down low below the bonnet. Your car would also be a pre smartlock car as this was introduced in Sept 92 i.e. No remote central locking, and a lap buckle, non retractable centre rear seat belt. Cheers BenJ Totally agreed!!!!! Laticia
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maca_404 |
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Thanks for all the reply's I guess ill go with series 2, Been raining here all day but I got out between showers and got some pics which may help,
Attachment: Attachment: Normally this would not matter its just when I look up the ecu on the website for the j3 chip guys it says that ecu is EB Series 1 and they suggest ECU upgrade but in mine there is no TCM so that ecu must be controlling the trans as well. So is there any point in upgrading ecu and if I did would it just be a simple plug in operation. Thanks again for all your help |
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BenJ |
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Yep, your car is a Series 11.
If you want to upgrade to the J3 chip, you need to use an EL ECU. You will be able to get the smartlock turned off on the J3 so that shouldn't be an issue. Yes, the EL ECU is just a plug in option. BenJ
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maca_404 |
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Thanks for everyone's help it is much appreciated
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maca_404 |
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Hey again all,
in the pics I posted above can someone give me any more details on the wheels in particular what they are originally from and how would I find the color code so I can touch them up. Thanks |
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Age: 47 Posts: 2485 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
They look like series 2 Au XR wheels. Not sure on the exact colour though.
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phatba |
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correct au tickford rims
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