jargon & abbreviations in spec sheet
what on earth are these on my spec sheet ?
EFLID H7 AGM05 NPADAPT FPUMPD ADM MID CENBLL STD HL ENG FX20 ALOGBASE MI W SHANDLE6 DIST58 RFI OIENG1 TEM 5 DMODEGB RB17 IMS BUMPSTD G3E6DK 71L thanks in advance!!! |
IHNFI ! :shocked:
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If that means what i think it means...... :icon_smile_lachuh::icon_smile_lachuh:
But seriously they must mean something |
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I did various contracts for a number of motor manufacturers over the years when I was working, and found that one quite quickly becomes familiar with their in-house jargon and verbal short-hand, but I have never seen anything quite like this! If it is important to you, I would suggest that you contact Volvo and ask them if they can provide you with a key. It's not just new cars though, I remember a time when cars were advertised as having RSB, RWW, HLWW, ABS, PAS, CC ('C' for 'cruise' or 'climate' - take your pick!), etc., when such things were a novelty and seldom found on run-of-the-mill cars. Much of that went over my head even then! :confused_smile: Regards, John. |
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Factory codes for your particular car configuration |
Yes, i realised that......but what do they mean?
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ADM is for adblue
71L is tank capacity Etc |
ENG - looks like it's got an engine, or you are English.
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