Keep the complete part-number suffix
References such as 1EA 959 655 CD and 1EA 959 655 EP are distinct entries. Keep the final letters when checking the database or contacting support. A shortened reference such as 1EA 959 655 cannot identify every hardware and software variant.
From identification to a file order
Compare the full label with the supported part-number database, then check that the original dump belongs to that exact unit. If the processor, label or file information disagree, ask support before buying credits. Reference images help identification and are not a substitute for the equipment documentation.
Authorized workshop use only
This service is intended only for authorized workshop use. Airbag and SRS systems are vehicle safety systems, and any result must be verified by a qualified technician before use.
FAQ
Is TC233-32F an airbag ECU part number?
No. TC233-32F is a processor designation. The ECU has its own complete part number, including any final suffix, which must be checked separately.
Why does the suffix matter for a VW40 unit?
The final letters distinguish references within a part-number family. Keep them when matching the unit label with the database; processor type and the shared number prefix alone do not confirm support.
What should I do if the label and processor do not match?
Do not assume the file is compatible. Ask support to check the complete unit reference and original file context before you purchase credits or start processing.
How much does one standard file cost?
The Starter package includes 22 credits for one standard file and costs €22. There is no subscription; buy more credits only when you need them.
How long does file processing take?
After you upload a supported file and start the order, automatic processing begins immediately. There is no service queue or wait for manual processing.
How can I contact support?
Registered users can use the internal chat in their account. For questions before registration, email support is also available at [email protected].