AFRO1969
02/01/2009, 15:22
Finding out Honda part numbers
Honda doesn't give away it's part numbers, so when you were in need of genuine parts numbers for any reason, you had to go to your dealer's. Here now is a possibility to find Honda part numbers via internet. Actually, this is a way to connect to the Honda dealers' network in US.
The following conditions must meet on your computer:
• Windows XP (most probably Windows 2000 will work also)
• direct connection to the internet (i.e., no proxy server)
• when connecting via a browser, you must have Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher with ActiveX enabled (see below)
• a fast internet connection (i.e. 1,000 MBit/sec or faster) is helpful. Even if it will work also using a 56KBit modem. In this case you'll need some time, though ;-)
Here's how it is done:
• Go to your Start menu
• Choose All Programs
• Choose Accessories
• Choose Communications
• Choose Remote Desktop Connection
• In the window opening type 69.213.66.54 (This is the IP number of the server you will connect)
To find the parts list for your bike go to the blue book on the top left-hand side of the screen, choose XL600 and then Transalp. Since we are in an US net, the Transalp files unfortunately end with model 1990.
For further infos, among others how to connect via your browser, you may want to check out Servicehonda.com.
Δεν ειναι μονο για Honda.....
Πιστευω καποιους να τους βοηθησα......
Honda doesn't give away it's part numbers, so when you were in need of genuine parts numbers for any reason, you had to go to your dealer's. Here now is a possibility to find Honda part numbers via internet. Actually, this is a way to connect to the Honda dealers' network in US.
The following conditions must meet on your computer:
• Windows XP (most probably Windows 2000 will work also)
• direct connection to the internet (i.e., no proxy server)
• when connecting via a browser, you must have Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher with ActiveX enabled (see below)
• a fast internet connection (i.e. 1,000 MBit/sec or faster) is helpful. Even if it will work also using a 56KBit modem. In this case you'll need some time, though ;-)
Here's how it is done:
• Go to your Start menu
• Choose All Programs
• Choose Accessories
• Choose Communications
• Choose Remote Desktop Connection
• In the window opening type 69.213.66.54 (This is the IP number of the server you will connect)
To find the parts list for your bike go to the blue book on the top left-hand side of the screen, choose XL600 and then Transalp. Since we are in an US net, the Transalp files unfortunately end with model 1990.
For further infos, among others how to connect via your browser, you may want to check out Servicehonda.com.
Δεν ειναι μονο για Honda.....
Πιστευω καποιους να τους βοηθησα......