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AT, shaft speed and transmission fluid temperature sensor

AT, selector position indicator

Actuators of door locks

Locking the selector and ignition

AKP, mode switch and manual selector

ACP, power and control module mass

BCM

Engine control sensors, pressure sensor, excess oxygen and coolant thermostat heater (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Engine control sensors, intake air temperature sensors and coolant temperatures (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Engine control sensors, throttle (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Claxon (beep)

Control and monitoring systems (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Cruise control

MCP, 6-speed (MR6 or MYJ)

Windshield wiper

Passive safety, side cushions and impact sensors

Passive safety, airbags and front shock sensor

Data transfer, connections included

Data transfer, High speed GMLAN

Data transfer, High speed, GMLAN chassis

Data transmission, linear communication network (LIN)

Data transfer, Low speed GMLAN

Data transfer, Power extension (LVL)

Data Transfer, Average Speed ??GMLAN

Heated Steering Wheel

Heated seats, heating elements

Heated seats, module power, weight

Fog lights

Radio and navigation, antennas

Radio and navigation, dynamics (UQA)

Radio and navigation, buzzer

Radio and navigation, power mass and control

Radio and Navigation, Steering Wheel Control (UC3)

Radio and navigation, amplifier (UQA)

Mass distribution, G101

Mass distribution, G102, G104, G105 and G106

Mass distribution, G103 (2H0, LGE, or LUJ)

Mass distribution, G201

Mass distribution, G103 (LBQ, LBR, LBS, LBY or LVL)

Mass distribution, G303, G400, and G401

Mass distribution, G203

Mass distribution, G302

Mass distribution, G403

Seat belts

Steering wheel

Power terminals (sockets)

Ignition system, camshaft, crankshaft and detonation sensors

Ignition system, ignition coils

Air conditioning system (automatic), light sensor (CJ2)

Air conditioning (automatic), additional heater (C32 with CJ2)

Air conditioning system (automatic), controllers (CJ2)

Air conditioning system (automatic), compressor control (CJ2)

Air conditioning system (manual), additional heater (C32 with C42 or C67)

Cooling system, water pump connection coupling (LVL or LFS)

Air conditioning (manual), fan control (C42 or C67)

Vehicle Stabilization System

Air conditioning system (manual), flow distribution (C42 or C67)

Air conditioning system (manual), controllers (C42 or C67)

Air conditioning (manual), compressor control (C42 or C67)

Cooling system, additional pump (LVP or LWC)

Engine control system (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Recharging System

Start system

Fuel system, fuel pump (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Cooling system, additional pump (LVP or LWC)

Fuel system, turbocharger and oil pressure control (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Fuel system, injectors (LVP or LWC with NE4)

Brake system

Managing Door Locks

Headlamps

Electric parking brake (J71)

Electronically controlled suspension, sensors and actuators

Electronically controlled suspension, power, weight

Electronically controlled suspension, Tour and Sport mode

Electric power steering

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