1994 Legend GS - Engine / Transmission

[y4841]

Interested to know which one of the following two options combination is applicable to GS.


Model Year: 1994
Make: Acura
Model: Legend

Engine and Transmission Options...

1. Automatic 4-spd, 6 cyl, 3.2 L, Premium Gasoline, (PRE-CAT) (FFS) , CLKUP

2. Automatic 4-spd, 6 cyl, 3.2 L, Premium Gasoline, (FFS) , CLKUP

[Hondacuraplanet]

FFS is Feedback Fuel System, meaning, basically, a fuel injected vehicle with feed and return fuel lines, pressure regulator, etc.

CLKUP is Computer-Controlled Continuously Variable Lockup, meaning that it has a computer actuated automatic transmission.

Are you impressed yet?

PRE-CAT, I have no idea. I'm thinking whatever you're looking at is some weird international engine listing from Honda. What is it you're trying to figure out?

[buickgs455]

Originally Posted by hondacuraworld

FFS is Feedback Fuel System, meaning, basically, a fuel injected vehicle with feed and return fuel lines, pressure regulator, etc.

CLKUP is Computer-Controlled Continuously Variable Lockup, meaning that it has a computer actuated automatic transmission.

Are you impressed yet?

PRE-CAT, I have no idea. I'm thinking whatever you're looking at is some weird international engine listing from Honda. What is it you're trying to figure out?

Pre-cat is in the engine description on the Cash for clunkers website, the pre-cat combo gives 18mpg and the other combo gives 19mpg. Only 18mpg and lower qualify for the money. I have a 93 Legend and no one can tell me what the (Pre-Cat) means in the engine trans combo description so the dealers won't accept my Legend until I can prove it
Check out this link:Fuel Economy (Mobile)

[Hondacuraplanet]

This is going to be one of those things where angels fear to tread, for any Acura dealership, because we don't know what the heck the government considers what.

I can print up a VIN documentation, but that's about it......I can't give you a definitive answer here......

[GoTWheeLs]

The same thing happened to me yesterday at the dealership. From what I have read it has something to do with the catalytic converter? Link