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- Page type
- Technical article
- Subject
- ECUs
- Parent
- Bosch EDC15
- Applies to
- Bosch EDC15
- Tool groups
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- Manufacturers
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What the catalogue shows
The TuningService.uk owner ECU master catalogue showed 28 Bosch / EDC15 model labels when browsed on 10 November 2026: the broad EDC15 family label and 27 named model labels. The linked hubs preserve those exact model names. They are catalogue identities only; the names do not establish a complete vehicle fitment list, identical hardware, or interchangeable software.
Documented injection-system examples
Label in Bosch training materialDocumented exampleScopeEDC15VDistributor-pump systemBosch EDC 2001, printed page 15; an example, not every V-labelled record.EDC15MVP30/VP44 distributor-pump systemsBosch EDC 2001, printed page 16; an example, not a complete M-series mapping.EDC15PUnit-injector systemBosch EDC 2001, printed page 18; do not transfer to every P-labelled catalogue entry without matching evidence.EDC15CCommon-rail systemBosch EDC 2001, printed page 17; an example, not proof for every C suffix.
These four entries are the specific system examples in the cited Bosch document. Do not infer that every label sharing a letter suffix uses that injection hardware. The database includes suffixes and engine-like qualifiers whose individual vehicle and hardware scope still needs a matching Bosch or OEM source.
Identify before applying information
For a vehicle or calibration, record the complete ECU label, Bosch and OEM part numbers, hardware and software identifiers, engine code, model year and market. Use the wiring and service information for that exact application. The model hubs preserve the catalogue labels and link back to the family reference; they are not pinout, fitment or programming claims.
Sources
TuningService.uk owner ECU catalogue, active Bosch EDC15 family/model labels as observed 10 November 2026; administrator access required. This is a dated observation, not a live feed.Robert Bosch GmbH, Electronic Diesel Control (EDC), 2001, printed pages 15–18; independent PDF mirror. Supports the four scoped examples above, not the hardware of all labels.
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Revision 1: EDC15 variant labels and injection-system examples
What the catalogue shows
The TuningService.uk owner ECU master catalogue showed 28 Bosch / EDC15 model labels when browsed on 10 November 2026: the broad EDC15 family label and 27 named model labels. The linked hubs preserve those exact model names. They are catalogue identities only; the names do not establish a complete vehicle fitment list, identical hardware, or interchangeable software.
Documented injection-system examples
| Label in Bosch training material | Documented example | Scope |
|---|
| EDC15V | Distributor-pump system | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 15; an example, not every V-labelled record. |
| EDC15M | VP30/VP44 distributor-pump systems | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 16; an example, not a complete M-series mapping. |
| EDC15P | Unit-injector system | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 18; do not transfer to every P-labelled catalogue entry without matching evidence. |
| EDC15C | Common-rail system | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 17; an example, not proof for every C suffix. |
These four entries are the specific system examples in the cited Bosch document. Do not infer that every label sharing a letter suffix uses that injection hardware. The database includes suffixes and engine-like qualifiers whose individual vehicle and hardware scope still needs a matching Bosch or OEM source.
Identify before applying information
For a vehicle or calibration, record the complete ECU label, Bosch and OEM part numbers, hardware and software identifiers, engine code, model year and market. Use the wiring and service information for that exact application. The model hubs preserve the catalogue labels and link back to the family reference; they are not pinout, fitment or programming claims.
Sources
Revision 1: EDC15 variant labels and injection-system examples
What the catalogue shows
The TuningService.uk owner ECU master catalogue showed 28 Bosch / EDC15 model labels when browsed on 10 November 2026: the broad EDC15 family label and 27 named model labels. The linked hubs preserve those exact model names. They are catalogue identities only; the names do not establish a complete vehicle fitment list, identical hardware, or interchangeable software.
Documented injection-system examples
| Label in Bosch training material | Documented example | Scope |
|---|
| EDC15V | Distributor-pump system | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 15; an example, not every V-labelled record. |
| EDC15M | VP30/VP44 distributor-pump systems | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 16; an example, not a complete M-series mapping. |
| EDC15P | Unit-injector system | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 18; do not transfer to every P-labelled catalogue entry without matching evidence. |
| EDC15C | Common-rail system | Bosch EDC 2001, printed page 17; an example, not proof for every C suffix. |
These four entries are the specific system examples in the cited Bosch document. Do not infer that every label sharing a letter suffix uses that injection hardware. The database includes suffixes and engine-like qualifiers whose individual vehicle and hardware scope still needs a matching Bosch or OEM source.
Identify before applying information
For a vehicle or calibration, record the complete ECU label, Bosch and OEM part numbers, hardware and software identifiers, engine code, model year and market. Use the wiring and service information for that exact application. The model hubs preserve the catalogue labels and link back to the family reference; they are not pinout, fitment or programming claims.
Sources