Part number for hi-line instrument pack - 2001

john116 · 21st September 2019, 20:50

Hi - wanting to know the part number for the hi-line instrument pack for a 2001 model year Rover 75.

egremont · 22nd September 2019, 06:17

Hello John,

My “spare” Instrument pack [calibrated for kilometres and Amber dials] records part number YAC112361. This P/N includes the message centre as well as the trip computer. The VDO units were manufactured in the U.K.

I seems that Rimmer Bros now delete all reference to parts as they become “NLA”. I was informed recently that there was “no such part”, even though I still had an earlier purchase order for the part that I was seeking.

Wish one could purchase a CD listing all the original MG Rover parts.

Regards,

egremont.

vitesse · 22nd September 2019, 08:27

In a rather stupid move I took my microfiche reader to the tip as I hadn’t used it for many years, and had last used back in my SD1 days. No-one in the local club wanted it even for free, I instead used the Rimmer’s website which HAD all the information I thought I would ever need - and then, as we know, they changed things - I haven’t checked the Rave disc, perhaps there’s a detailed list there. Or maybe I’ll just have to find another microfiche reader.

Regards

john116 · 22nd September 2019, 21:55

You would think being 1999 onwards, there would have been electronic documentation for all spare parts.

Phil-T4 · 23rd September 2019, 12:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by john116

You would think being 1999 onwards, there would have been electronic documentation for all spare parts.

There is, the last CD version of the EPC was issued in Dec 2016, then it moved over to an online system.

john116 · 24th September 2019, 20:49

Hi - so is that online system available somewhere for we normal people? And/or are there CD versions around that are accessible?

21st September 2019, 20:50	#1
john116 Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Sydney Posts: 176 Thanks: 82 Thanked 41 Times in 21 Posts	Part number for hi-line instrument pack - 2001 Hi - wanting to know the part number for the hi-line instrument pack for a 2001 model year Rover 75.

22nd September 2019, 06:17	#2
egremont Loves to post Rover 75 Connoisseur SE. Auto. Saloon. SE Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Melbourne Posts: 458 Thanks: 163 Thanked 198 Times in 70 Posts	Instrument Pack for Australia Hello John, My “spare” Instrument pack [calibrated for kilometres and Amber dials] records part number YAC112361. This P/N includes the message centre as well as the trip computer. The VDO units were manufactured in the U.K. I seems that Rimmer Bros now delete all reference to parts as they become “NLA”. I was informed recently that there was “no such part”, even though I still had an earlier purchase order for the part that I was seeking. Wish one could purchase a CD listing all the original MG Rover parts. Regards, egremont.

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22nd September 2019, 08:27	#3
vitesse I really should get out more....... Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Gävle Posts: 2,528 Thanks: 395 Thanked 823 Times in 652 Posts	In a rather stupid move I took my microfiche reader to the tip as I hadn’t used it for many years, and had last used back in my SD1 days. No-one in the local club wanted it even for free, I instead used the Rimmer’s website which HAD all the information I thought I would ever need - and then, as we know, they changed things - I haven’t checked the Rave disc, perhaps there’s a detailed list there. Or maybe I’ll just have to find another microfiche reader. Regards

22nd September 2019, 21:55	#4
john116 Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Sydney Posts: 176 Thanks: 82 Thanked 41 Times in 21 Posts	You would think being 1999 onwards, there would have been electronic documentation for all spare parts.

24th September 2019, 20:49	#6
john116 Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Sydney Posts: 176 Thanks: 82 Thanked 41 Times in 21 Posts	Hi - so is that online system available somewhere for we normal people? And/or are there CD versions around that are accessible?