ETKA & ETOS VW Electronioc Parts catalogue

Jul 24, 2005 10 Replies
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I have for sale 2 electronic part systems for VW & Audi (backup copies)



ETKA V6 - This is the same software VW/Audi use in their parts department. Includes most prices (current as of 2004). Can search on word or by part number. Shows very detailed diagrams along with part numbers and prices (REQUIRES A SCREEN RESOLUTION OF 1280 X 1024 TO RUN)



ETOS - Covers VW/Audi/Seat and Skoda brands. Detailed diagrams and part numbers...does not require a high resolution to run.



£7 each or both for £12 (inc shipping)

Both systems cover vehicles up to 2005.....



A must for any VAG owner


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P

Does the ETKA include 1988 Cabbies? How much (including shipping) to the USA (Zip code 43085)?

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I cannot find mention of "Cabbies". There is a "Caddy" or a Campmobile" Caddy is fully covered...not all sections are covered for the campmobil.

Price inc shipping...£7 each or £12 for both (GBP)

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P

I am talking about a 1988 Rabbit Cabriolet Convertible.

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V

Ahh...the mk1 golf (as it it known here in the UK)

YES that is covered (from 1979 through to 2002) If you would like to buy one, post your email I will contact you.

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How far back do these go, and if all I want to do is find the correct part and part number, do I need both?

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Hello

I believe ETKA goes back to 1979. You do not need both no. They both do the same thing, just written by different companies. Either ETKA or ETOS will search for part numbers.

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I'd be interested in the high res one... How do we do the transaction?

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N

Unless things have changed recently, the US and EU versions of ETKA are different.

nate

vw/audi car parts wrote:

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