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Re: ASC vs ASC-T? (archive)
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Posted by Stan on March 12, 2000 at 09:27:36:

In Reply to: Re: ASC vs ASC-T? posted by Steve Cohen on March 11, 2000 at 22:39:47:

Steve,
Thanks (I knew I could count on you to have an answer to my question!), but what am I lookin' for in the engine compartment? Sorry, no window sticker (although I'm trying to track down the original owner).

Regards,
Stan C.

: The only way I know that you can tell si:
: a) look on the original window sticker
: b) Look under the hood drivers side down under the resevoir.

:
: : Does anyone know which E31s had which system, by year and model?

: : : The +T was optional on automatics in 1991 and 1992. ASC was standard on all cars since it's only a software upgrade to the ABS controller. The +T, which adds active braking to the throttle control, includes additional hydraulic valving and circuitry and a two-channel power steering pump.

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