Any significance in the last two letters in the Denso Sat Nav player numbers?

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Apr 25, 2015 | 05:18 AM

quasis101

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Any significance in the last two letters in the Denso Sat Nav player numbers?

Hi everybody,

My current sat nav unit in my X-type, 2r83 10E887 AD, is faulty and I am looking for a new one. On Ebay there are several units, but some have different last letters.

Is there any significance to the last two letters AD?

Also: Does the previous car matter? Is it safer to get a unit from another X-type than from a S-type?

Thankful for any help in this issue.

Apr 25, 2015 | 07:11 AM

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I replaced a Part# C2C38055E Rev AD with a Part# 1X43-18C830-AC in my 2005 X-Type. It works fine.

If the unit looks the same and has the fiber optic connector, it will most likely work.

Apr 25, 2015 | 07:13 AM

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Whoops. I was talking about the CD changer. Sorry.

Apr 25, 2015 | 07:37 AM

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Welcome to the forum quasis101,

The Parts Catalogue lists X-Type Sat Nav modules for 3 different markets:

1. Australia
2. Japan
3. Other

Within these 3 markets there's 5 part Number changes according to VIN range.

Although it sounds extremely complicated with such a huge range of different modules available from Jaguar, I'd be surprised if any European module from the same or close Model Year wouldn't work in your vehicle.

Graham