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Dealer work order codes
I'm wondering if anyone has any experience in deciphering the work order codes on a dealer warranty repair order? I picked up the history (some printed and some just a look) for the last 6 years. I can see that they have the designation for the "advisor" then the "tech" then J# (job number?) but he operation and description are cryptic. A couple of examples are;
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Thoses are BMW's Group Codes
goto realoem.com for current parts listing, everything is based off these codes. say there was something wrong with the vehicle and bmw releases a TSB about it, well the TSB would start with SIB(group number, Article #, and then year) EG. 122208 if you need parts for the engine, the first 2 numbers would be 11 entire control unit is kinda vague. there can be up to 30 different control units in a well equipped X5. |
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Thanks for taking the time to answer, checking out the site now.
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It was the engine ECU. looks like it failed after 3 years or they replaced it for whatever reason. No transmission issues ever though. Just stuff like trim, weatherstrip, one regulator etc.
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