Is it a Syncro?
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Is it a Syncro?
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Re: Is it a Syncro?
Fuel filler is at the front - means that the tank is up front where the front diff should be.
Good hunting.
Rich
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Re: Is it a Syncro?
All syncros have a square fuel Filler at the back.
That's pretty much across the board on how to spot a syncro.
But also but not all have at tyres and raised suspension.
On looking over the Internet not all people selling their syncro puts in the description that it's a syncro.
That's pretty much across the board on how to spot a syncro.
But also but not all have at tyres and raised suspension.
On looking over the Internet not all people selling their syncro puts in the description that it's a syncro.
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Re: Is it a Syncro?
Cooper wrote:All syncros have a square fuel Filler at the back.
Except the Double Cabs and Single Cab pick ups of course ...... still at the back but not square. You forgot to say that didnt you Cooper!
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Re: Is it a Syncro?
Syncro trucks have the filler just forward of the rear wheel arch while syncro vans have the filler on the rear quarter panel above the wheel arch.