Need someone who is good with German

[Matto]

Is anyone good with German abbreviations? There are some I'm trying to figure our on a Bosch ABS pump from my brothers track car. I am re-making the rear brakes lines to run inside the car as the originals were badly corroded.

I just need to know which is left and right. The letters on the pump are VD, VG, (MC1, MC2, I'm assuming these are master cylinder connections), RD and RG.

Now I have tried google translate and managed to figure that the V is Vorderseite (Front) and R is Ruckseite (Rear).

The bit I'm struggling with is what the D and G are for. It will be left and right but it is not the standard German word for left and right.

Does anyone has an idea which one is which?

Thanks in advance 

Here is a photo so you can see what I mean.

[Tfsi_Mike]

No luck finding any schematics or diagrams for the plumbing?

[Matto]

Nope nothing. Spent a good half hour this morning trawling Google and various forums but not a sausage.

[rich83]

VG-Left Front
RG-Left Rear
RD-Right Rear
VD-Right Front

[Tfsi_Mike]

VG-Left Front
RG-Left Rear
RD-Right Rear
VD-Right Front

 

[rich83]

I am guessing D - droit. G - gauche.

French init. 

[Matto]

I am guessing D - droit. G - gauche.

French init. 

I thought the same Rich as the car is French. Bosch are German though and also the French translation for front and rear doesn't match the letter.

BUT I have solved the issue 

Just been sat at work and it suddenly sprang to mind that the fronts haven't been removed so just need to see which side VD and VG goes to. IDIOT springs to mind. 

[rich83]

I bet I am right..... 

[Tfsi_Mike]

Get to it then 

[Andy]

if you have the chassie or reg number i can try and get a diagram of our peugeot

[Tfsi_Mike]

I believe he's done it