stupid altitude gizmo UK MY00
26 April 2010, 10:22 PM
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stupid altitude gizmo UK MY00
What the X**K is the altitude thingymajig on my dash!! has anyone removed one and got rid!! and fitted something else in its place.... 
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27 April 2010, 10:53 PM
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sorry for a daft question but ive seen this a few times now...whats an 'MY00' or MY99 etc?
I thought it refered to the year of the car but having seen it a few times thats doesnt seem to make sense.
I thought it refered to the year of the car but having seen it a few times thats doesnt seem to make sense.
28 April 2010, 12:05 AM
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The dashboard addition was called a Gauge Pack and consisted of a compass, outside temperature and outside air pressure indicators.
It fits in place of the top dashboard compartment and according to an old accessory brochure cost the sum of £229 plus £60 for the instrument holder.
It was an option on MY98 and MY99 cars although I've never seen an Impreza with one fitted.
It fits in place of the top dashboard compartment and according to an old accessory brochure cost the sum of £229 plus £60 for the instrument holder.
It was an option on MY98 and MY99 cars although I've never seen an Impreza with one fitted.
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28 April 2010, 10:12 AM
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- specifically the manufacturer's designated year-on-year 12-month Model Year run. It can be anything, depending on when they first released a model and/or when they revise a model, etc.In the case of the Classic Impreza, the MY's tended to happen from Sep, to Aug of the following year. Therefore, for example, a car produced from Sep 96 to Aug 97 would be referred to as a MY1997 or MY97 or 1997MY or 97MY. It's always the latter of the 2 calender years that is written when employing the "MY..." nomenclature...
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