Electronic Steering?
09-22-2006, 07:21 PM
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93 SSEi:
95 SLE (Supercharged):
While it looks like the SLE is better equipped than the SSEi, it isn't. Many of the SSEi'* options are standard within the option packages that come with an SSEi.
95 SLE (Supercharged):
While it looks like the SLE is better equipped than the SSEi, it isn't. Many of the SSEi'* options are standard within the option packages that come with an SSEi.
09-22-2006, 07:24 PM
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its interesting that the SSEi has the 1SA, and not the 1SB, it would seem that the SSEi had the options added instead of included in the 1SB package 
also to be noted that the the SSEi dosent have the AU0 and the UV6 listed on the RPO lable, and the car has the 105 alt
on the other hand the SLE has the 1SD, like me
also to be noted that the the SSEi dosent have the AU0 and the UV6 listed on the RPO lable, and the car has the 105 alt
on the other hand the SLE has the 1SD, like me
09-22-2006, 07:35 PM
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Yet both cars are more fully equipped than nearly any of their comparable counterparts.
The SLE'* options are a no-brainer. It'* an odd duck. And the SSEi still has that damned heated windshield we all argue about.
The SLE'* options are a no-brainer. It'* an odd duck. And the SSEi still has that damned heated windshield we all argue about.
09-22-2006, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Yet both cars are more fully equipped than nearly any of their comparable counterparts.
The SLE'* options are a no-brainer. It'* an odd duck. And the SSEi still has that damned heated windshield we all argue about.
The SLE'* options are a no-brainer. It'* an odd duck. And the SSEi still has that damned heated windshield we all argue about.
you may have alot of options stock on the SLE, but i have alot of added ones
09-25-2006, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
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You need the standard pump then. Not the electronic (T2V increases line pressure to decrease steering effort at slow speeds, then tightens up your steering at high speeds).
09-25-2006, 02:17 PM
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the electrical connector is for the T2V...
.im betting the SSE package because of the FE2 gets you the assist, because the Greenzilla has the T2V but its not listed on his RPO sheet
.im betting the SSE package because of the FE2 gets you the assist, because the Greenzilla has the T2V but its not listed on his RPO sheet
09-25-2006, 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
the electrical connector is for the T2V...
.im betting the SSE package because of the FE2 gets you the assist, because the Greenzilla has the T2V but its not listed on his RPO sheet
.im betting the SSE package because of the FE2 gets you the assist, because the Greenzilla has the T2V but its not listed on his RPO sheet
