No match in my price list database either. Isn't the first part normally a vehicle model no.? If so 019 doesn't sound right.
guydewdney
MB Enthusiast
for a 124 series the 'pre-glow time relay' (section 54) has part number 007 545 99 32
i dont have the 202 diesels in my epc. interesting that the numbers are similar - means they come from the same section. I wouldnt be surprised if thats what it is.
i dont have the 202 diesels in my epc. interesting that the numbers are similar - means they come from the same section. I wouldnt be surprised if thats what it is.
The EPC works the opposite way around, you have to find the part in the correct section and diagram and THEN it gives you part numbers and other details!racall said:
No, parts are either tied initially to a chassis, like 202* or they're tied to an engine such as 111* or they're tied to nothing and carry a number like 001* (often screws, washers etc).BTB 500 said:
I'm not sure what 019 is though!
Thanks Shude. What's the significance of the letter prefix on part nos (A, B, etc.)? Is B for accessories or something like that?
A is a factory part, B is an accessory (could have a factory counterpart though, sometimes an accessory refers to a package of factory parts), N usually means it's from another supplier, anything with an additional M before it on the invoice means it was supplied by MB HQ. Some screws or washers or oil, bulbs etc come with an N* part number because the stealership can buy them from wherever they want AFAIK.BTB 500 said:
Vlad
MB Enthusiast
Howard said:
Second that question and are there any system requirements you need on your computer to run it?
miro
MB Enthusiast
racall said:
Yes my database shows it as valid for
140, 210, 408, 461, 463 chassis.
PRE GLOW TIME RELAY,
replaced by A025 545 29 32
replaced by A028 545 40 32
replaced by A000 545 36 16
Yes in the full workshop version you can search by part number.
PRICE = $60 Euro
miro
MB Enthusiast
Shude said:
Perhaps .... but newer version with activation for all chassis production can scan anything.
My full EPC is tethered with a price database. Searching by part number gives me the cars which use it and then selecting it generates a picking list with the price.
