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PRODUCT INFORMATION CENTER APRIL 2013 Agenda • In the spotlight • New references • New applications Air, oil, fuel, diesel filters Cabin fiters • Change of status Filters available whilst stock last Abandoned filters www.purflux.com Sogefi awarded for the quality of its catalogues In an increasingly competitive market, product communication has become the touchstone of a good aftermarket offer. By product communication, we are talking about all of the tools which allow our customers to identify quickly and correctly the required part numbers for all applications. Why ? As it enables us to work more efficiently and makes all of our jobs easier. Firstly, it increases the number of potential vehicles that can be equipped by reducing range gaps and secondly, it increases customer satisfaction by reducing errors and catalogue searches. From the recently renewed paper catalogues (where you can see the enhancements we have developed) to the updated electronic catalogues, we have focused all of our efforts on improving our product identification and vehicle mapping systems to the highest of standards. As evidence, Sogefi has just been reconfirmed as having the highest possible level of data certification by Tecdoc. This “A” grade has been scored to all of our Light vehicle brands and to our new Sogefi Pro Range for Truck and Buses which makes us even prouder. The Tecdoc assessment takes into consideration various parameters including data compliance, translations, etc. and has given Sogefi a score that far exceeds the industry average. Of course, we are very proud of this recognition but we see this more as a positive sign to carry on and intensify our efforts, as we know there is still a lot to be done. NEW REFERENCES New references available Type P/N Make Model Air A1499 VOLKSWAGEN Multivan (T5) 1.9 TDi, VOLKSWAGEN Multivan (T5) 2.0, … Air A1519 SUZUKI Swift III 1.3 16V, SUZUKI Swift III 1.5 16V, … Air A1453 HYUNDAI 2.0 CRDi, HYUNDAI 2.0 CRDi 4x4, … Air A1384 MERCEDES C180 2.1 Diesel, MERCEDES E250 2.1 Diesel, … Air A1542 VOLKSWAGEN Phaeton 3.2 V6, VOLKSWAGEN Phaeton 3.6 V6, … Air A1524 VOLVO S60 I 2.4 T5, VOLVO V70 I 2.4 20V T5, … Air A1539 MAZDA CX-9 3.7, … Cabin AH246 BMW 116 d (E81/E87), BMW 116i (E81/E87), … Cabin AH359 HYUNDAI iX35 1.6i, HYUNDAI iX35 1.7 CRDi, … Cabin AH354 CHEVROLET Matiz 0.8, CHEVROLET Matiz 1.0, … Cabin AHC340 NISSAN Qashqai 1.5 dCi, NISSAN Qashqai 1.6, … Cabin AH347 CHEVROLET Aveo I 1.2 16V, CHEVROLET Aveo I 1.4 16V, … Cabin AH365 CHRYSLER Compass 2.0 16V, CHRYSLER Compass 2.2 CRD, … Cabin AHC349-2 BMW X5 3.0 d (E70), BMW X5 3.0 sd (E70), … Cabin AH360 HYUNDAI Accent III 1.4i 16V (MC), HYUNDAI Accent III 1.5 CRDi (MC), … Cabin AH345 KIA Carnival 2.2 CRDi, KIA Carnival 2.7 V6, … Cabin AH361 CHRYSLER Grand Cherokee (WK2) 3.6, CHRYSLER Grand Cherokee 3.0 CRD, … Cabin AH344 KIA Carnival 2.5 V6 24V, KIA Carnival 2.9 CRDi, … Cabin AHC353 PORSCHE Cayenne II 3.0 Diesel V6, PORSCHE Cayenne II 3.0 S Hybrid, … Diesel FCS816 MERCEDES BENZ Sprinter II (906) 210 CDi, 310 CDi, 410 CDi, 510 CDi, MERCEDES BENZ Sprinter II (906) 213 CDi, 313 CDi, 413 CDi, 513 CDi, … Oil LS965 NISSAN Micra, NISSAN Micra (K13) 1.2 16V, … Oil L972 BMW 116i (F20), BMW 118i (F20), … Oil LS969 AUDI A3 (8V1) 1.4 Turbo FSi, SEAT Mii 1.0, … Oil L441 DACIA Dokker 1.2i, … Oil L974 CHEVROLET Captiva II 2.2 CDTi, CHEVROLET Cruze 2.0 CDi, … Oil LS948 MITSUBISHI 0.7, SMART Smart II 1.0, … NEW APPLICATIONS For more detailed applications, see on our website Start End Start End Brand Model Date Date Air Diesel Oil Petrol Brand Model Date Date Air Diesel Oil Petrol BMW X5 3.0i (E53) 06/00 12/06 EP200 ALFA ROMEO Alfa 159 3.2 JTS 09/05 L496 BMW X5 4.4i (E53) 04/00 10/03 EP200 ALFA ROMEO Brera 3.2 JTS 24V 01/06 L496 BMW X5 4.6 iS (E53) 02/02 12/06 EP200 CADILLAC BLS 2.8 Turbo 10/08 L496 ALFA ROMEO Spider 3.2 JTS V6 24V 07/06 L496 CADILLAC BLS 2.8 V6 08/07 L496 ARO ARO 10 1.3 06/80 11/86 EP58 CHEVROLET Aveo I 1.5 16V 05/05 05/06 A1321 L399 EP221 ARO ARO 10 1.4 01/76 06/84 EP58 ARO ARO 10 1.6 01/76 06/84 EP58 CHEVROLET Aveo I 1.6 16V 03/06 12/06 EP221 AUDI A3 (8P) 2.0 TDi 11/05 A1160 C515 L418 CHEVROLET Aveo II 1.3 CDTi 06/11 L400 AUDI A3 (8P) 2.0 TDi 11/05 A1217 CHRYSLER 300 C 2.7 V6 24V 09/04 LS718 BMW 520i (E39) 09/00 07/04 EP200 CHRYSLER 300 C 3.5 V6 24V 09/04 LS718 BMW 525i (E39) 08/00 07/04 EP200 BMW 530i (E39) 08/00 07/04 EP200 CHRYSLER Commander 4.7 V8 09/05 LS907 BMW 535i (E39) 04/96 07/04 EP200 CITROEN C3 II 1.4 HDi 01/10 CS762 CITROEN C3 II 1.6 HDi 16V 01/10 CS762 BMW 540i V8 32V (E39) 06/96 07/04 EP200 CITROEN C3 Picasso 1.6 HDi 03/10 CS762 BMW 740i (E38) 10/94 10/01 EP200 BMW 750i (E38) 12/94 10/01 EP200 CITROEN C4 I 1.6 HDi 16V 03/10 12/10 CS762 CITROEN C4 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Brand Model Date End Date Air Diesel Oil Petrol JAGUAR S-Type 4.2 V8 04/02 EP196 21083, 21093 JAGUAR S-Type R 4.2 V8 04/02 EP196 LADA (1.5) EP58 Cee'd II 1.4 CRDi 2110 (110, 111, KIA 90 05/12 A1452 LADA 112) 1.5 06/95 EP58 Cee'd II 1.6 CRDi LADA 2111 1.5 06/96 EP58 KIA 115 05/12 CS739 L409 LADA 2113 1.5 06/96 EP58 Cee'd II 1.6 CRDi LADA 2121 Niva 1.5 01/90 12/89 EP58 KIA 128 05/12 CS739 L409 LADA Forma 1.1 07/91 EP58 Sportage III 2.0 LADA Forma 1.3 01/90 12/89 EP58 KIA CRDi 06/10 CS739 LADA Forma 1.5 07/91 EP58 Sorento I 2.5 LADA Kalinka 1.5 EP58 KIA CRDi 16V 08/06 A1218 LADA Kalinka 1.7i EP58 KIA Sorento I 3.3 V6 08/06 A1218 Nova, 2105 (04), LADA 1.2 01/72 12/89 EP58 LADA 2107 1.7 08/94 EP58 LADA 1.2 SW 01/72 12/89 EP58 LADA Oka (1111) 0.6 01/90 EP58 LADA 1.3 01/72 12/89 EP58 LADA Oka (1111) 0.8 01/90 EP58 LADA 1.5 01/72 12/89 EP58 LADA Prima 1.3 01/90 EP58 LADA 2104 01/90 12/94 EP58 Primavera 1.3 LADA 2104 1.5 Kat.
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