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David321

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#301938 17-Oct-2022 13:23
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Hi all,

 

 

 

I've always been a little curious about the software auto service providers use to get the correct parts for their customers cars, and now that I am buying parts online I am more curious about it as it would be quite handy.

 

A few examples just recently-

 

An automotive Air Con servicer could find out what cabin filter I needed for my car just from the number plate. 

 

Repco can also get all sorts of information on parts on their computers with just a rego plate number.

 

Even james bull and other lock smiths can order the correct frequency transponder keys (FOBS) with a rego plate.

 

 

 

Is it likely this is available online, or perhaps it is a subscription based software? 

 

 

 

Curious if anyone knows a bit more about this stuff.

 

 

 

Thanks,





_David_

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RunningMan
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  #2983905 17-Oct-2022 15:04
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I think most use Autoinfo as a back end.




boosacnoodle
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  #2984167 18-Oct-2022 08:40
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RunningMan:

 

I think most use Autoinfo as a back end.

 

 

This is the software most places use. It is a subscription.


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