See how it's built
Follow assemblies, callout numbers and positions on the drawing. Go from the system down to the part you're looking for.
How to read a diagram ↗T2Car / Solutions by role
From the repair workshop to the parts counter and the training classroom — bringing vehicle information closer to the people who need it.
Three approaches. One reference space.
Make → System → Part
Choose your context
Pick your line of work to see a sample workflow and related guides.

Lookup information tied to the car and the system you're working on.
A sample workflow
A starting point for checking how things are built, finding part numbers and looking up fault codes in everyday workshop work.
Choose the make and model line and check the actual configuration before you look anything up.
Open the diagrams available in the catalogue and look over the assembly and its numbered callouts.
Check the part number or fault code, then verify it against the actual car.
Information in context
Connecting images, numbers and technical information within the scope of the catalogue currently offered.
Follow assemblies, callout numbers and positions on the drawing. Go from the system down to the part you're looking for.
How to read a diagram ↗Look up a number to see the information available, then verify it against the actual vehicle configuration and part.
How to cross-check a number ↗Check the data coverage before choosing a plan. Rent the make you need, or open the catalogue with Ultra Max.
Understand data coverage ↗From exploring to everyday use
For a workshop or a school, start with the specific makes and jobs your team needs right now.
List the makes you see most and the content you need: diagrams, part numbers or reference information.
Explore the sample content in the app and check model lines and data coverage before you decide.
Use the comparison tool to see the cost for one account, or talk to us directly about your team's needs.
Clarity before commitment
Start from real needs
Tell us which makes you work on, what you need to look up and how you want to use T2Car. Together we'll define the right scope for the next step.