As part of Autodata’s ongoing development to continually reflect the demands of a modern workshop, monthly updates take place to bring you the latest vehicle models, manufacturer updates of technical information, as well as Autodata’s newest modules and feature enhancements. In total 44manufacturers have seen vehicle variants added this month – including Audi, Lexus, Hyundai, Bogdan, VAZ, MCC/Smart and more.
6,426 updates of technical information were delivered including repair times, battery procedures, service schedules, TPMS, wiring diagrams, wheel alignment, jacking points, key programming, fixes & bulletins, electric parking brakes, clutches and much more. This bumper release included 354 new vehicle variants.
Petrol and diesel cars updated this month include:
Alfa Romeo Giulia (15-) 2,2 (2018-2019), Audi A3 Saloon (8VM) (16-) 1,5 35 TFSI, Bogdan 2110 Series 1,6 (2009-2014), Dacia Lodgy (J92) 1,5 Blue dCi 115 (2018-2019), Dodge Caravan 2,4 (2000-2007), Ford C-MAX (’15) 2,0 TDCi (2018-2019), Hyundai i30 (17-) 1,6 CRDi (2019-2020), Jeep Compass (17-) 2,0 MultiJet II (2018-2019), Lexus GX (10-) 4,6 (2010 -2019), Mercedes-Benz A-Class(177) (18-) 1,5 A160d (2019-2019), Nissan Murano (Z51) (08-15) 3,5 (2010-2014), Opel/Vauxhall Adam (M13) 1,4 S (2018-2019), Peugeot 308 (13-) 1,6 PureTech (2018-2019), Skoda Kodiaq (NS7) (17-) 2,0 TSI (2018-2019), Suzuki Vitara (APK) (15-) 1,0 BoosterJet (2018-2019), Toyota Sprinter Carib 1,6 (1996-2002), VAZ 2107 Series (Zhiguli) 1,5 (1992-2004), VAZ 21099 Sputnik 1,5 (1990-2004) and Volkswagen Sharan (7N2) (15-) 2,0 TDI CR SCR (2018-2019).
Hybrid, electric and LPG cars updated this month include:
Audi e-tron (GE1) (19-) 265 (360) (2019-2019), Great Wall Motors Steed 2,4 LPG (2016-2019), Nissan Leaf (ZE1) (18-) 3.Zero e+ (2019-2019), Renault Sandero (07-14) 1,6 LPG (2010-2014), Smart ForTwo(453) (14-) EQ (2018-2019) and Smart ForFour (453) (14-) EQ (2018-2019).
LCVs updated this month include:
Ford Tourneo Courier (’14) 1,5 TDCi(2018-2019), Opel/Vauxhall Combo-E (X19) (18-) 1,5 (2018-2019),Peugeot Partner IV (18-) 1,5 BlueHDi (2018-2019), Piaggio Porter 1,3 EcoPower (2011-2016) and Renault Maxity 3,0 (2016-2019).
Volvo models saw a significant update this month as timing belt and auxiliary belt intervals for 2,0 litre diesel variants have been lowered to match Volvo’s latest service recommendations. Autodata continues to update its model information to match the latest manufacturer data and reflect real-world wear and tear. The 10 year interval has been lowered from 144,000 miles/240,000km to 90,000 miles/150,000km. For Finnish customers the 10 year interval remains the same but the 5 year interval has been lowered from 180,000km to 150,000.
Volvo further recommends that if the vehicle has passed 90,000 miles or 150,000km it must have the timing belt and auxiliary belt replaced at the next service interval.
This month saw 2,923 models receive DTC updates as Autodata further deepens the support it provides for diagnostic customers. Alongside the general SAE definitions, customers will see manufacturer-specific definitions that provide more relevant information on the model selected.
