Tips on Using CAPS

[steve]

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When you see that, it means that the lower number is the new good part number, the old is superceded.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".

 

[steve]

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CAUTION: The new superseded parts shown on the second line that we discussed yesterday do not usually show up (Data inquiry not traced) either unless they are used on another model as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

 

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).

 

[sleepyvr4]

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.