Decode your boot sticker

Hi guys/gals.

If you want to know what each code letters mean in the boot sicker/service schedule sticker just type in all the codes separated by semicolon into VW/Audi/Seat/Škoda Option Codes Decoder and press the Decode button.

It shows mine as:

B0N = Component parts set, complying with vehicle type for Great Britain, various parts
CR8 = Alloy wheels 7J x 17
G0K = 6-speed manual transmission
H6L = Tires 225/45 R17 91W
J0N = Battery 330 A (61 Ah)
D93 = 4-cyl. turbo dies. eng. 2.0 l/125 kW 4V TDI common rail Base engine is TG3/TH3/TL4/TM4/TP4/TU3
1AT = Electronic stabilization program (ESP)
1G9 = Space-saving spare wheel for temporary use, radial tire (5-hole)
2FJ = Leather trimmed multi-function sports steering wheel
1NL = Covers for alloy wheels
5RV = Right exterior mirror: aspherical
5SJ = Left exterior mirror: convex
TG3 = 4-cylinder diesel engine 2.0 L unit 03L.A
0BE = Rear stabilizer
3U1 = Foldable trunk cover
QG1 = Service interval prolongation
8AE = Radio "RCD310 MP3"
8GU = Alternator 140 A
8ZH = Antenna for AM/FM reception, "diversity"
1KD = Disc brakes, rear
1ZA = Disc brakes, front
G07 = Front shock absorption
7MG = Emission standard EU5
0Y1 = Standard climatic zones
4UP = Drivers and front passenger air bag with knee air bag and front passenger air bag deactivation
4X3 = Side air bag front with curtain air bag
4R4 = Power windows with comfort operation and circuit breaker
4K3 = Radio remote controlled central locking operated from inside and safe securing
N2T = Fabric seat covering
5MD = Decorative aluminum inserts
8RM = 8 speakers (passive)
2JQ = Sports bumpers
E0A = No special edition
0AE = Front stabilizer
0BE = Rear stabilizer
2UC = Sports version
2G5 = Filler neck module 1 without insert
1JC = Rear shock absorption for sports design
L58 = Suspension range 58 installation control only, no requirement forecast
0YB = Weight range 2 installation control only, no requirement forecast

Its a very useful site to have in your favorites.

Any VW Service department can print you the factory build sheet (same as in boot) from your VIN. Generally they do this when you come in for service so the tech knows what equipment and parts were used in the original build, however it is usually kept in your dealer files unless you request a copy. This by the way can be done for almost any recent vehicle.

Yes but that means a trip to the dealer.

I'm not sure the VIN number will give the same info?

What I am refering to is the "vehicle data" (mine has 173 items & descriptions, consists of 5 pages). The VIN is your vehicle "finger print" and is very specific, only codes for this particular vehicle will be shown, but note that some codes for non-installed items will identify with deleted(without). The data includes the build date, destination/arrival at selling dealer and the inservice date along with all codes/family descriptions on the car. Info like destination country, import/export and destination dealer. The dealer can also provide a detailed service report for all service completed at any VW/Audi Authorized Service facility. Any way a visit to my local dealer is not too painful and if I go early enough get a donut and coffee on them. Today 5/11 they are having a Customer Appreciation BBQ (fee). Why am sitting here now? FREE FOOD......I'm in!

It appears there are specific ones available Audi A3 (8P/8L) but you're going to need a German translator.

http://vag-codes.info/vag-option-codes where you can also download Audi / VW / Škoda / Seat option codes and the VAS-5051-Error-Codes.pdf but again you need a German translator.

thanks for the link Keithuk :thumbsup:

Thats ok I'm glad someone appreciates it?

You can actually download the 257 page pdf file to look at what all the different codes mean if you are interested? http://vag-codes.info/vag-option-codes

Is the "boot sticker" an actual sticker somewhere on the car? I looked in the door jams, but found nothing.

It's where the spare tire is located. And yes it is appreciated, I don't want to look through hundreds of pages when a site can do it quick.

the boot is the trunk, crazy Brits and their terminology and here I was thinking you meant Das Boot :lol: I joke :thumbsup:

Sorry yes the UK/US terminology is different.

Half of the Data Options Sticker is stuck on the first page of the service schedule/service book and the other half depending on the model is stuck on the boot floor or on the side of the spare wheel well.

VAG Data Options Sticker

nice, Good Info !!!

Cheers.

If you want to download all the VAG Option Codes then downloaded them from http://vag-codes.info/vag-option-codes but there are 11931 codes in the VAG and 11745 codes in the Audi so happy searching.

I'm trying to make a programme that shows all the option codes that you type in but bit its a long process with those many?.