I've noticed on a few websites where you enter your car model so it only shows you compatible parts, there is a choice of GXE, SE, GLE, and GLE-E.

Any idea what the -E signifies?

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/100-New-Pre...-/371136155992
now i'm confused

 

That must be a typo, but yeah in the compatibility list GLE-E is listed.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Alternator-N...true#vi-ilComp

 

Found one:
https://offerup.com/item/detail/242459866/

Perhaps, nissan maxima makes them happy and they pronounce gle as

glee
/ɡlē/
noun
1.
great delight.
"his face lit up with impish glee"
synonyms: delight, pleasure, happiness, joy, gladness, elation, euphoria;

 

When you decode the VIN, there are Canadian models that have an additional letter that is not used in the U.S. However the info I have only shows -L and -S.

 

This pdf lists the GLE-E as only 96-98. Plot thickens.

http://ecat.spectrapremium.com/produ...pdfs/C-518.pdf

 

i think it's referring to the de model, but instead of de it's only using the e instead of saying de?

 

Likely it is about versions of maxima in mexico
A car search website lists gle, gle-1, gle-2.
https://autos.mercadolibre.com.mx/ni.../glee-chamarra

The ebay poster says it ships "worldwide".