Hello from Germany. In a nod to the German insistence for green air (and better fuel economy) I'm wanting to refresh my injectors at the 320,000km or so point. I've reviewed the previous IH8Mud posts on locating injector serial numbers, and the correlation to diesel fuel pump serial number and the engine serial number. I've got a 1991 80 series, and I have photos of the data plates in the engine bay. My question: below model info (HDJ80L-GNMNXW) there is a string of numbers: (3H4 FD10 K304 H151F). Do these numbers indicate anything about engine serial number, and therefore injector serial number? Danke Schone from Stuttgart!
Hi Tim
Your HDJ80 is original from Belgium . Why ? Because of the 2nd data plate , written in French and Dutch , mandatory to Belgian cars with towing gear . My 1994 HZJ80 sold new in Belgium , also has both these two plates .
Tha last line has nothing to do with engine or injector numbers .
The 1st group 3H4 is the colour code
The 2nd group FD10 is the interior trim . F = Fabric , type D10 .
The 3rd group is the differential identification . K = 9,5" crown wheel diameter ; 30 = final diff ratio , your is 3,727 ; 4 is the number of satellites , your diff has 4 satellites , probably with electric diff lock front and rear .
The 4th group H151F is your gearbox/tranfer type . H151F is permanent 4wd , with center diff lock .
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