In the body text of an email, "REF" typically stands for "reference." It is often used to cite a specific document, previous correspondence, or a topic that is relevant to the content of the email. Including "REF" helps clarify the context or provides a point of reference for the recipient, making it easier to understand the subject matter being discussed.
may be it ref no of engine in short it use for ref on production of engine
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Look it up on the computer
Ref usually means that this dimension (and any associated tolerancing), is specified somewhere else, possibly on a lower level sub-assembly drawing.
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its the ref no.
ref just ref or you could spell it reff
What does a 3 at end of email mean
EBA = Emergency Brake Assist (= AFU, Aide au Freinage d'Urgence) REF = Répartition Électronique de Freinage (electronic brake balancing)
Subject Is What The Email Is About.
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