Suspension system, sport

Years 1986–92, 1998–04 Models 9 Factory citations 19

Also described as Suspension, level 3 (IRS)Suspension, sport tunedSuspension, sportSuspension, sport, level 3Suspension, stiffer, retuned shocks and struts

Also documented for Buick Cadillac Chevrolet GMC Pontiac Saturn

Documented applications

Alero — N-body (1999–2004)

1999–2004 Factory-verified

GM factory document — 1999 oldsmobile alero rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2000 oldsmobile alero rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2001 oldsmobile alero rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2002 oldsmobile alero rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2003 oldsmobile alero rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2004 oldsmobile alero rpo code list, p.1.

Aurora — G-body (1995–1999)

1998–1999 Factory-verified

GM factory document — 1998 oldsmobile aurora rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 1999 oldsmobile aurora rpo code list, p.1.

Aurora — G-body (2001–2003)

2001–2003 Factory-verified

GM factory document — 2001 oldsmobile aurora rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2002 oldsmobile aurora rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2003 oldsmobile aurora rpo code list, p.1.

Calais — N-body (1985–1991)

1986 Single-source

the GT and ES trims; Wikipedia's Calais article says the 1986 GT and ES had the FE3 sport tuned suspension and that the International Series came with the FE3 sport suspension as standard (that sentence is undated, so no later year is claimed); matched to the Calais by the article's text

Cutlass — N-body (1997–1999)

1999 Factory-verified

GM factory document — 1999 oldsmobile cutlass rpo code list, p.1.

Delta 88 — H-body (1986–1991)

1990–1991 Single-source

Wikipedia's Oldsmobile 88 article says the 1990 model was left with the standard load-leveling suspension and the FE3 sport suspension (two alloy wheel designs) and that the FE3 option remained available for both Royale and Royale Brougham in 1991; the Ninety-Eight's merged doc words the same code "Suspension, sport, level 3"; matched to the car by the article's text, no list prints it

Ninety-Eight — C-body, front-drive (1985–1990)

1988–1990 Single-source

only in: Touring Sedan; larger front stabilizer bar, added rear stabilizer bar, firmer bushings and stiffer springs; Wikipedia's Ninety-Eight article says the Touring Sedan was equipped with the FE3 suspension package; years follow the W12 row (NICB 1988–1990)

Silhouette — U-body second generation (1997–2004)

1998–2004 Factory-verified

the 1998–1999 lists add touring and include G67

GM factory document — 1998 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 1999 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2000 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2001 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2002 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2003 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.
GM factory document — 2004 oldsmobile silhouette ext rpo code list, p.1.

Toronado — E-body (1986–1992)

1987–1988, 1992 Single-source

Wikipedia's Toronado article calls FE3 the corporate package of the mid-1987 Troféo, says the 1988 Toronado and Troféo included the FE3 suspension, and says the 1992 cars made the formerly optional FE3 standard; no year between is dated for it, so 1989–1991 is not claimed

This page aggregates every documented appearance of FE3 in the Oldsmobile reference. Confidence and citations are shown per application — the same code can be better documented in one year than another.