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Engine & cooling 11 factory variants

Charge air pipe direction

One characteristic of the Scania factory specification (FPC). Every vehicle leaves the factory with exactly one of the variants below — for example Up — and SDP3 shows it in the chassis specification.

Factory variants

Up
Down
Rearward
Leftwards
Prolonged up
Rightwards
Rightward low
Leftward low
Leftward 45° out
Without
Not valid

How to read it

Charge air pipe direction belongs to the engine & cooling group of the Scania specification. The variant tells you what the vehicle was ordered with — Without means the option was not fitted at the factory . The specification is fixed at production: if the vehicle was modified afterwards (a PTO added, an axle converted), the FPC list still shows the original order, while the SOPS parameters show the current configuration of each control unit. Scania SOPS Editor decodes the full specification of a SOPS file with these descriptions — including the codes themselves, which are not published here.

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