"Oversette" koder i ETKA - lyspærer

Hei

Om man søker opp hvilken pære man bruker som interiørbelysning i ETKA så får man bare opp en kode som Møller naturligvis forstår godt hva betyr, men helt ubrukelig for hvermannsen

 

Noen som vet hvordan man kan "oversette" dette?

 

Fredrik

Audi & VW Parts Numbering Guide

 

Audi and VW factory part numbers follow an easy-to-understand convention that should serve as a model for other manufacturers. A part number usually consists of nine digits divided into three groups of three digits. It may also have an additional letter or number suffix, or a color code suffix, or both.

 

Here is an example part number that has all of these part number components (for a replacement 1984 Audi 5000S turbo USA specification front bumper cover):

 

443 807 105 P GRU

 

* The first group of three digits denotes a vehicle type, or project number that the part was originally designed for. In the case of a vehicle type, the first two digit is the platform type code that is listed in the type code table above. In our bumper cover example, the type code is 44 which is the platform on which the 1984 Audi 5000S Turbo is based on. Note that the platform type is not always digits, but may also contain letters. For example, the 1996-2001 Audi A4 has a platform type of "8D"

 

The third digit is a "variant" code for the platform or project type. In this example, the variant is 3, which signifies that the part was designed for the 4-door sedan version of the type 44 platform (However, this does not mean that the part is only used on this variant).

 

Engine, transmission and major drive train parts typically do not use platform type codes because they are designed to be installed in many different platforms and models, and thus have separate project codes of their own in place of the platform code.

 

Part numbers for accessory items will have letters for these first three digits, sometimes to identify a source or manufacturer.

 

Nuts, bolts, fasteners, washers, etc., typically have a single letter "N" for this group rather than the three digits.

 

Similarly, items such as fluids, oils, pastes, adhesives, etc. have a single letter "G" for this group.

 

* The center group of three digits is the primary category that the part belongs to. Here is a description of the general breakdown:

 

Number Range Category

100-199 Engine, cooling, clutch

200-299 Fuel tank

300-399 Transmission, transaxle

400-499 Front axle, suspension

500-599 Rear axle

600-699 Brakes

700-799 Cables

800-899 Body and interior

900-999 Electrical

 

In our bumper cover example, the number 807 falls into the "Body and Interior" category.

 

* The last group of three digits is the identifier of the individual part. In our bumper cover example, it is 105.

 

* The letter or number suffix, when present, denote a particular specification of a part, or a version. In our bumper cover example, the letter suffix is P. It is not safe to assume that a higher suffix is interchangeable with a lower one. For example, if the part number digits are the same, but one part has the suffix "B" and the other has "A" it is not always true that the "B" part can be used to replace the "A" part.

 

* The color code suffix is usually only present for interior or body parts that come in different colors. Our example is GRU, which actually stands for "primered, ready to paint"

 

* The factory sometimes discontinue a part and "supercedes" it with another number. When this occurs, the new part is considered a "plug-compatible" replacement for the original version. The VW/Audi ETKA system (Electronic parts catalog) that the dealers' parts department uses are updated regularly to reflect these changes. Therefore when you order a part that has been superceded, the dealer will obtain the new version for you.