That code likely refers to a specific engine part or assembly, but doesn't provide any information about the year of manufacture.
To find the year of a VW engine, you'll need additional information:
* Engine code: Look for a code like "AZJ", "AEH", or "AGU", which are specific to particular engine models and years. This code is often found on a sticker on the engine block or stamped into the metal.
* Vehicle identification number (VIN): The VIN contains information about the year of manufacture of the entire vehicle, including the engine.
* Vehicle registration documents: The registration documents will usually state the year of manufacture.
Online resources:
* Volkswagen's website: You can search for specific engine codes or VINs to find information about their corresponding models and years.
* VW enthusiast forums: Forums like VW Vortex or VW MK4 often have information about specific engine codes and their associated years.
* Online databases: Websites like AutoZone or PartsGeek may have databases that can help you identify the year of an engine based on its code.
Remember, the code "000.101.101 B" itself is not sufficient to determine the year of the engine. You'll need to look for other identifying information or consult online resources to find the correct year.
