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shertex 05-11-2018 09:15 PM

Decoding Star Finder Part Numbers
 
How do I decode part numbers in Star Finder? I've heard it's done via WIS, but after that I'm clueless.

I'm finding WIS to be not very intuitive, to put it mildly. :mad:

optimusprime 05-12-2018 06:55 AM

Just put the part number in google search - Mercedes part no ------==

shertex 05-12-2018 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by optimusprime (Post 3812230)
Just put the part number in google search - Mercedes part no ------==

You're misunderstanding me. Star Finder has its own parts numbering system. If I do a google search for a standard MB parts number, say 6020940604 for my 91 300D oil filter, it does not pull up the Star Finder part number.

Paulwho 05-12-2018 12:35 PM

Star Finder is a part location utility not a part number look up utility. The EPC is part number utility.

shertex 05-12-2018 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paulwho (Post 3812296)
Star Finder is a part location utility not a part number look up utility. The EPC is part number utility.

Yes, I know. My question has to do with how to find a part in Star Finder if I know the number from the EPC.

Paulwho 05-12-2018 02:53 PM

Sorry not possible.
Star Finder is the Electrical part locator that uses the nomenclature from the electrical wiring manual. The ETM and SF uses component numbering system, not part number system. Therefor you could locate an oil pressure switch but not an oil filter and the component number would be used in SF not the part number from the EPC.




The EPC has a search function via the part number but the results can be vague.

shertex 05-12-2018 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Paulwho (Post 3812320)
Sorry not possible.
Star Finder is the Electrical part locator that uses the nomenclature from the electrical wiring manual. The ETM and SF uses component numbering system, not part number system. Therefor you could locate an oil pressure switch but not an oil filter and the component number would be used in SF not the part number from the EPC.




The EPC has a search function via the part number but the results can be vague.

Thanks for the clarification.


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