Help What does CV36 09/2010 and V36 08/2010 mean??
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What does CV36 09/2010 and V36 08/2010 mean??
I'm trying to buy some cabin air filters but don't understand some thing.... What does CV36 09/2010 and V36 08/2010 mean?? What's it referring to?? Tried finding it in the Owner's Manual but nada.
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There are more than enough. For example;
NV36= AWD;
PV36= 2007/2008 "pre-G37-" the G35 that looked like a G37 but had the VQ35HR engine rather than the VQ37VHR;
KV36= 2008-2010 sedan;
Then you have:
250GT/350GT/370GT
Type P= Technology Package;
Type S= Sport Package;
Type SP= Sport Premium (all bells and whistles);
Most of these designations are referenced within JDM circles and have no real bearing on USDM models.
V36 references the BODY of the car, therefore G37 and V36 are not interchangeable. For example, the G25 and the Q40 are/were considered a V36, even though they are technically a 250GT/VQ25HR. They look like a G37 but they sure do not perform like one.
NV36= AWD;
PV36= 2007/2008 "pre-G37-" the G35 that looked like a G37 but had the VQ35HR engine rather than the VQ37VHR;
KV36= 2008-2010 sedan;
Then you have:
250GT/350GT/370GT
Type P= Technology Package;
Type S= Sport Package;
Type SP= Sport Premium (all bells and whistles);
Most of these designations are referenced within JDM circles and have no real bearing on USDM models.
V36 references the BODY of the car, therefore G37 and V36 are not interchangeable. For example, the G25 and the Q40 are/were considered a V36, even though they are technically a 250GT/VQ25HR. They look like a G37 but they sure do not perform like one.
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blnewt (09-24-2018)
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i guess im gonna find out when i try to fit the cabin air filter tomorrow. It was for a v36. Engine is a VQ37VHR.
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Where to find that information
There are more than enough. For example;
NV36= AWD;
PV36= 2007/2008 "pre-G37-" the G35 that looked like a G37 but had the VQ35HR engine rather than the VQ37VHR;
KV36= 2008-2010 sedan;
Then you have:
250GT/350GT/370GT
Type P= Technology Package;
Type S= Sport Package;
Type SP= Sport Premium (all bells and whistles);
Most of these designations are referenced within JDM circles and have no real bearing on USDM models.
V36 references the BODY of the car, therefore G37 and V36 are not interchangeable. For example, the G25 and the Q40 are/were considered a V36, even though they are technically a 250GT/VQ25HR. They look like a G37 but they sure do not perform like one.
NV36= AWD;
PV36= 2007/2008 "pre-G37-" the G35 that looked like a G37 but had the VQ35HR engine rather than the VQ37VHR;
KV36= 2008-2010 sedan;
Then you have:
250GT/350GT/370GT
Type P= Technology Package;
Type S= Sport Package;
Type SP= Sport Premium (all bells and whistles);
Most of these designations are referenced within JDM circles and have no real bearing on USDM models.
V36 references the BODY of the car, therefore G37 and V36 are not interchangeable. For example, the G25 and the Q40 are/were considered a V36, even though they are technically a 250GT/VQ25HR. They look like a G37 but they sure do not perform like one.
where would I find out where this is on my car?
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Under the hood there is a data plate riveted to the passenger-side shock tower.
It will basically be a metal version of the driver-side door jamb data sticker. It will list your VIN along with paint/trim, engine, axle, and assembly plant codes.
It will basically be a metal version of the driver-side door jamb data sticker. It will list your VIN along with paint/trim, engine, axle, and assembly plant codes.
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