DSM Wisemen needed......part #

[perley03]

I don't know if this is the place to post it, if it's the wrong place, I'm sorry. I have the CAPS program and have been looking for the past hour for the knock sensor part # and I can't seem to come across it. If anyone knows this part #, please let me know so I can order it so I can put my motor back in. Thanks, and if it's in the wrong place, move it so i know next time.

 

[VelocitàPaola]

Sensor, Eng Control K
PNC 14924
Part Number# MD300670

Did you try searching for it in CAPS?

 

[project_tsi]

Paul you have the 2g knock sensor part number. I would believe he is looking for a 1g knock sensor.

Part number MD141510

http://slowboyracing.com/more.php?id=1918&

 

[bmwisthekey]

Thats what happens when you send a moderator to do a wisemans job

Only kidding moderators please dont kill me.

 

[VelocitàPaola]

I would believe he is looking for a 1g knock sensor.

True...

 

[perley03]

thanks project_tsi. I just got the CAPS program today so i don't know how to search...i just clicked under each catagory i thought it would be under and looked everywhere and i couldn't come across it. Thanks for the help guys much appreciated.

 

[project_tsi]

Thats what happens when you send a moderator to do a wisemans job

Only kidding moderators please dont kill me.

Oh burn!!!

 

[VelocitàPaola]

Thats what happens when you send a moderator to do a wisemans job

Only kidding moderators please dont kill me.

To Do List:
BAN bmwisthkey!!!


Haha. Just kidding. I'll spare you...


But you got it wrong, that's what happens when you send an 420A Mod to do a 4G63 Wiseman's job...

 

[perley03]

Is there a search in the CAPS program or do you have to look for yourself?

 

[VelocitàPaola]

I just got the CAPS program today so i don't know how to search...

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic or mean; I figured you were a new CAPS user and didn't know how to search yet. Once you enter all of your vehicle information, you can type the name of the part your looking for in the "Part Name" field. After that, just hit enter, and it'll search for the appropriate parts. This comes in handy because not all parts are illustrated, so sometimes the only way to find them is through a name search.

Which version of CAPS do you have? I don't know much about CAPS or what versions are available, but my copy of the program doesn't include 1G vehicles. Maybe CAPS wasn't available before 1995... or maybe there's just a different version for 1Gs... I don't know. Maybe a 1G 4G63 Wiseman can fill me in.

 

[speedy13]

I just press F2 and F8 like a mofo till I get to where I want. I messed up so many times loooking for the same part number that I have PCN numbers memorized.

Here's a few tips on CAPS, courtesy of our buddys at galantvr4.org.


Courtesy of iceman69510


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When I select a quantity of 1 in CAPS, it adds two part numbers to my list.



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When you see that, it means that the lower number is the new good part number, the old is superceded. See in the heading for that area where it says:
"Part No" and below it says "Repl P/No".


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Posts: 7752 | From: Flemington, NJ | Registered: 09/11/03 | IP: |


steveVR4
Board Resident


posted 05/05/05 01:07 PM
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Again, courtesy of iceman69510


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How do you do a reverse lookup in CAPS? (Enter the PN and get a description?)


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Put the part number in the normal parts field, leaving your cursor there. Move the mouse to the little icon at the top that has the truck, car question mark and the bolt, and click. Locates the section and parts code number for you, or tells you it is not on this disk. The Evo part will not show up in the US caps.

CAUTION: The new superseded parts shown on the second line that we discussed yesterday do not usually show up (Data inquiry not traced) either unless they are used on another model as well.


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Posts: 7752 | From: Flemington, NJ | Registered: 09/11/03 | IP: |


Petey G
My wiper, wiper, wiper bla-a-ades.


posted 09/14/05 10:50 PM
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Don't know if you guys know this.......on a blank parts screen put a part # in the part # area & hit F8 & it will tell you what vehicle the # fits. Also if you put in the vehicle you are working with, put the part # in the part# area hit F10 & it will tell you what it is (you can also hit enter but it doesn't always work).


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91 Galant VR4 1266/2000 SOLD
03 Outlander
06 F150



Edited by Petey G (09/15/05 02:33 PM)
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Posts: 438 | From: Lodi, Ohio | Registered: 06/03/04 | IP: |


sleepyvr4
I Hate Kitty Cats


posted 04/16/06 12:54 PM
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another tip that can useful when it comes to the program giving you multiple part numbers - enter your vin # once you start CAPS. It will only show you numbers for your car. If there are multiple numbers, it is because mitsu changed the part numbers over the years.


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Looky

Warm days and a cold beer chemistry...

 

[perley03]

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic or mean; I figured you were a new CAPS user and didn't know how to search yet. Once you enter all of your vehicle information, you can type the name of the part your looking for in the "Part Name" field. After that, just hit enter, and it'll search for the appropriate parts. This comes in handy because not all parts are illustrated, so sometimes the only way to find them is through a name search.

Which version of CAPS do you have? I don't know much about CAPS or what versions are available, but my copy of the program doesn't include 1G vehicles. Maybe CAPS wasn't available before 1995... or maybe there's just a different version for 1Gs... I don't know. Maybe a 1G 4G63 Wiseman can fill me in.

I have Version 2.66 1997 Mitsubishi Motors Company
I just haven't played around with it yet. I've been too busy looking up parts so i can get my motor back in. Thanks for the tips, and no, I didn't take offense to anything you said. Thanks for all the help guys, i love coming to this site everyday and learning new stuff every minute.

 

[Defiant]

Once you enter all of your vehicle information, you can type the name of the part your looking for in the "Part Name" field. After that, just hit enter, and it'll search for the appropriate parts. This comes in handy because not all parts are illustrated, so sometimes the only way to find them is through a name search.

Of course, before this can work you must install Mitsu Mystery Term Translator so you'll know "bolts" are "stoppers", "covers" are "shields", "hatches" are "lids", and on and on.

It's almost as bad as trying to search DSMtuners. Don't try to use "car" in the search field.