Vehicle licence plates used in Peninsular Malaysia start with a letter of the alphabet. They do not use a checksum digit, unlike number plates from Singapore. Vehicles registered in the various states begin with specific letters as follows:

A: Perak
B: Selangor, including plates registered in Kuala Lumpur before the city is a federal territory
C: Pahang
D: Kelantan
J: Johor, including Government (JDT**) and Johor Military Force or Askar Timbalan Setia Negeri (JMF)
K: Kedah, including Langkawi (KV)
M: Malacca
N: Negri Sembilan
P: Penang
R: Perlis
T: Terengganu
Vehicles registered in the federal territories:
L: Labuan
PUTRAJAYA as starting text: Putrajaya
W: Kuala Lumpur (Up to 1957, W was the code for Province Wellesley).
Peninsular Malaysia Motor Dealer's (Trade) plates are white on a blue ground using the format L NNN L, where the first letter is the state code and the final letter is a serial, as are the numbers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysian_vehicle_number_plates

doctored is it?

This post has been edited by julnoel: Dec 15 2006, 08:44 PM

but quite honestly, what can EJA mean..

Jesselton? ^^