Rolls-Royce EPC is the online BMW ETK catalog for Rolls-Royce, available worldwide through VINsearch. Decode any Rolls-Royce VIN, open the exact assembly diagram, and read off the genuine OEM part number — all in the browser, with no desktop install.
What is Rolls-Royce EPC?
Rolls-Royce EPC is the electronic parts catalog Rolls-Royce technicians and parts specialists rely on to identify genuine components. Built on BMW ETK — Rolls-Royce's factory parts data reaching back to vehicles from the marque's earlier model years — it maps every vehicle to its exact build via the VIN.
From engine internals to body panels and electrical connectors, every group is drawn as an exploded diagram with part numbers, quantities and supersession history.
Key features
Inside Rolls-Royce EPC you get the full professional toolset:
- VIN decode to exact build
- OEM part numbers
- Exploded parts diagrams
- Supersession / replacement chains
- Model & engine tree navigation
- Torque specs & assembly notes
- Browser-based — no installation, always current
- Cross-device: workshop PC, tablet, or phone
Rolls-Royce models covered
Rolls-Royce EPC covers the complete Rolls-Royce line-up across every market and model year, including:
- Rolls-Royce Ghost
- Rolls-Royce Cullinan
- Rolls-Royce Phantom
Rolls-Royce EPC vs free viewers and aftermarket lookups
Free single-brand viewers and aftermarket cross-reference tools are fine for a rough guess, but they lag behind factory data and miss supersessions. Rolls-Royce EPC reads from BMW ETK directly, so the number you see is the number Rolls-Royce currently ships — which is exactly what prevents wrong-part returns.
What a Rolls-Royce part number looks like
Numbers issued by BMW Group follow one house format, so the shape of a number tells you who issued it before you open a diagram.
Format34 11 6 794 300
Eleven digits. The first two are the main group (34 is brakes), the next two the sub-group, and the remainder identifies the part.
Looked up in BMW ETK.
Got a number and not sure whose it is? Check it with the free OEM part number lookup, or read how formats differ by brand.
Rolls-Royce EPC by country
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Frequently asked questions
What is Rolls-Royce EPC used for?
Rolls-Royce EPC is used to identify genuine Rolls-Royce parts by VIN: it shows exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, quantities and supersession chains for every Rolls-Royce model and year.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Rolls-Royce EPC on VINsearch is web-based (no install). You log in from any browser — there is no desktop software, dongle or dealer credential required.
Does Rolls-Royce EPC include older Rolls-Royce models?
Yes. Because it is built on BMW ETK, the catalog includes historic Rolls-Royce models alongside current ones, with factory supersessions so discontinued numbers resolve to their current replacements.
Is it the official catalog?
VINsearch provides online access to the official BMW ETK dataset. The data is the manufacturer's; VINsearch is the independent access platform that makes it usable in the browser worldwide.
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