Those are the SW rev values from a scan tool. For example, you posted originally "OB5 20TFSIRdW HO1 0005", but left out the important line, with the SW and HW part numbers.
The scan log header for the 0B5 in a US MY13 S4:
Code:
Address 02: Auto Trans (J217) Labels:| 0B5-927-156.clb
Part No SW: 8K2 927 156 M HW: 0B5 927 156 J
Component: 0B5 30TFSINAR H01 0009
Revision: --H01--- CVN: 0000ABC6
Coding: 000001
Shop #: WSC 06325 000 00000
ASAM Dataset: EV_TCMDL501021 001012
ROD: EV_TCMDL501021.rod
VCID: 40D95240AA0BF5EA6F3-8014
So we see 8K2 927 156 M (0009) for the software and 0B5 927 156 J (H01) for the hardware. Yours is 0005, which we do not see since it's not going to be for an S4 3.0T, but for an A4 2.0T. But I have no idea what 8K... 0005 relates to.
But being B8.5, it's going to be Gen2, as the changed gear ratios were already in play by that point.
So while the trans code would be most valuable, the SW/HW p/ns could still be useful enough.
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