In case someone is interested, here is my decoded list of options (found on the sticker):

Coded:

e0a;1d0;5se;5rq;1ks;6ff;1at;3fu;1n3;1nl;h09;4up;4r4;5kp;3qc;4x4;4a0;8l5;j1l;7al;8gu;9ak;8rm;

7q0;8dn;8ql;8x0;4k3;b42;g06;qn2;3l3;9p3;7x1;9w0;8wd;7a0;3gg;qg1;7mg;l61;7p4;f0a;2ub;3s7

Decoded:

E0A = No special edition

1D0 = Without trailer hitch

5SE = Left exterior mirror: convex (modified viewing field)

5RQ = Right exterior mirror: convex

1KS = Disc brakes, rear (Geomet D)

6FF = Body-colored exterior mirror housings and various add-on parts

1AT = Electronic stabilization program (ESP)

3FU = Big roof system

1N3 = Speed-related variable steering assist (Servotronic)

1NL = Covers for alloy wheels

H09 = Tires 215/60 R16 95H (polymer coating)

4UP = Drivers and front passenger air bag with knee air bag and front passenger air bag deactivation

4R4 = Power windows with comfort operation and circuit breaker

5KP = 3 separate seats (first row of seats)

3QC = 3-point seat belts, front

4X4 = Side air bag, front and rear with curtain air bag

4A0 = Without seat heater

8L5 = Roof antenna and "diversity" window antenna

J1L = Battery 280 A (60 Ah)

7AL = Anti-theft alarm system, passenger compartment control, backup horn and towing protection

8GU = Alternator 140 A

9AK = Climatronic with impact pressure control free of cfc

8RM = 8 speakers (passive)

7Q0 = Without navigation device

8DN = Radio "LOW I"

8QL = Key for locking system with remote control

8X0 = Without headlight washer system

4K3 = Radio remote controlled central locking operated from inside and safe securing

B42 = Special requirements Bulgaria

G06 = Front shock absorption

QN2 = Drawer under right front seat

3L3 = Manual height adjustment for front seats

9P3 = Seat belt reminder, electric contact in buckle

7X1 = Park distance control

9W0 = W/o car phone preparation/installation

8WD = Integrated front fog light

7A0 = Without CD changer/CD player

3GG = Plane rear cargo area

QG1 = Service interval prolongation

7MG = Emission standard EU5

L61 = Suspension range 61 installation control only, no requirement forecast

7P4 = Manually adjustable lumbar support in front seats

F0A = No special purpose vehicle, standard equipment

2UB = Rough-road design

3S7 = Roof rails

You may check yours here: http://igorweb.org/equidec/Default.aspx, and if you find any inconsistencies where should not be (like different battery), please post it.

I wonder what stays behind item B42 - special requirements Bulgaria...

Here is also my VIN number decoded:

Coded:

TMB3BC5L6B6xxxxxx

Decoded:

TMB = Skoda CZ other factories (Manufacturer's world code)

3 = YETI, left-hand drive, 4x4, vehicle category N1 (Model and version)

B = 1.8 ltr./112/118 kW/petrol engine (Engine type)

C = total weight 1814 kg to 2268 kg (Airbag system) - quite odd, but that's what Elsa says...

5L = Yeti (Model)

6 = - (Internal code)

B = 2011 (Model year)

6 = Kvasiny (Manufacturing plant)

xxxxxx = (Vehicle body number)

BR,

Boyan

Convex exterior mirrors?!?!?! Hmmm... so they DO exist yet SUK in their wisdom do not specify them for the UK market. Typical.

Convex exterior mirrors?!?!?! Hmmm... so they DO exist yet SUK in their wisdom do not specify them for the UK market. Typical.

I remember seeing some on bay a while back, but not sure if they were auto dimming on the drivers side though, so didn't look at them.

Mike

No auto dimming on mine, nothing special ordered as mirrors. I guess it's just Skoda naming for the regular ones. Try your options list and maybe you'll have them too

These are the codes for my previous early production UK SE 140 MY2010 (previously published) for comparison;

E0A = No special edition

1D0 = Without trailer hitch

5SJ = Left exterior mirror: convex

5RC = Right exterior mirror: convex (modified viewing field)

1KJ = Disc brakes, rear

6FF = Body-colored exterior mirror housings and various add-on parts

1AT = Electronic stabilization program (ESP)

3FA = Without roof insert (standard roof)

1N3 = Speed-related variable steering assist (Servotronic)

1NL = Covers for alloy wheels

HW6 = Tires 225/50 R17 94W

4UP = Drivers and front passenger air bag with knee air bag and front passenger air bag deactivation

4R4 = Power windows with comfort operation andcircuit breaker

5KP = 3 separate seats (first row of seats)

3QC = 3-point seat belts, front

4X3 = Side air bag front with curtain air bag

4AQ = Door and side trim panel in foam film -- Broadway --

8L5 = Roof antenna and "diversity" window antenna

J0N = Battery 330 A (61 Ah)

7AL = Anti-theft alarm system, passenger compartment control, backup horn and towing protection

8GU = Alternator 140 A

9AK = Climatronic with impact pressure control free of cfc

8RM = 8 speakers (passive)

7Q0 = Without navigation device

8AG = Radio with CD/MP3

8QL = Key for locking system with remote control

8X1 = Headlight washer system

4K3 = Radio remote controlled central locking operated from inside and safe securing

B09 = Type approval Great Britain and NorthernIreland

G06 = Front shock absorption

QN0 = Without drawers under front seats

3L3 = Manual height adjustment for front seats

9P3 = Seat belt reminder, electric contact in buckle

7X1 = Park distance control

9W0 = W/o car phone preparation/installation

8WD = Integrated front fog light

7A0 = Without CD changer/CD player

3GG = Plane rear cargo area

QG1 = Service interval prolongation

7MG = Emission standard EU5

L66 = Suspension range 66 installation control only, no requirement forecast

7P0 = Without lumbar support in seat backrests

F0A = No special purpose vehicle, standard equipment

2UB = Rough-road design

3S2 = Black roof rails

TP

Thanks TP,

Any chances you entered 4AQ instead of 4A0? (under 4X3 item) - I did the same mistake. I'm also curious which radio you had. Also you had bigger battery

Altogether 15 differences from 45 options - so quite different car, don't you think

Thanks TP,

Any chances you entered 4AQ instead of 4A0? (under 4X3 item) - I did the same mistake. I'm also curious which radio you had. Also you had bigger battery

Altogether 15 differences from 45 options - so quite different car, don't you think

No longer have the Yeti so unfortunately cannot double check that 4A? code. Regard the radio, UK SE and Elegance both come as standard with the Bolero and 8 speakers and diesels tend to have larger batteries due to more power being required to start them (higher compression ratio).

Regards,

TP

In case someone is interested, here is my decoded list of options (found on the sticker):

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Anybody knows if there is also a code for the different exhaust terminal pipe (twin circular of big-squared one)?

I suspect that on my SM has been replaced by the dealer before delivery ...

:S

Anybody knows if there is also a code for the different exhaust terminal pipe (twin circular of big-squared one)?

I suspect that on my SM has been replaced by the dealer before delivery ...

:S

apologies no but if yours is a model year 2011 (10th digit of chassis number should be the letter 'B') then more than likely it should be the single pipe with no below boot floor tool box.

If a MY10 (letter 'A') then twin pipe with a tool box set in below the floor.

Hope that helps,

TP

apologies no but if yours is a model year 2011 (10th digit of chassis number should be the letter 'B') then more than likely it should be the single pipe with no below boot floor tool box.

If a MY10 (letter 'A') then twin pipe with a tool box set in below the floor.

It's a 2011 model (chassis number with 'B') but in past days I had a look at pictures shoot taken the days before the dealer consigned me the car and... from the perspective point of view of one photo, it seems to have the "twin pipe"... but may be only an optical effect.

I don't understand what you mean for "below boot floor tool box"... do you mean the tools needed for changing the spare tire in case of puncture or what?

Thanks for your cooperation

I don't understand what you mean for "below boot floor tool box"... do you mean the tools needed for changing the spare tire in case of puncture or what?

Thanks for your cooperation

Hi,

this My link I hope will explain what I refer to as the below or sub floor tool box and the change reguired for the new style exhaust on the 1.2TSI.

Regards,

TP

Just back from a "mall" close to my office and... there was a white Yeti on expo.

I did a fast verify at it and I've seen the twin pipe... I've checked the chassis number and it's a 2011 model (with B letter...).

As you can see on these shoots:

Just a curiosity: the "rail" inside the boot (the ones used to fix bags or other things) are not present. Instead of them there are just two foldable hooks (one on each side), as you can see here:

Is a "new" version or not all the Yeti versions have the rails?

P.S. Just an additional note: the above pictured Yeti hasn't the spare wheel... and, other than the nets, there was also a complimentary 0.5 liter oil bottle under the boot floor cover...

Edited 5 January, 201115 yr by medi@wiz

Hi,

believe the single pipe only effects the 1.2TSI, not sure on the engine here as the 5th letter (engine type) is a J and thats not on my list of engines from early 2010 but it could be the new 1.4TSI :wonder: as its a 2wd LHD (4th letter J).

The rail system is not fitted as this is obviously a base Active ('E' or 'S' in the UK) spec (steel wheels and black door handles + mirrors), therefore only comes with the 2 'curry' hooks.

Regard oil; got a litre bottle with my first Yeti but many don't, just wonder if it is from the factory but aquired by the dealer for stock sale shall we say :wonder:

Hope that's of help,

TP

Edited 5 January, 201115 yr by The Plumber

Hi all,

 

Is it possible to find installed parts number on my Yeti using VIN ?

 

Thanks for reply

 

Ashish