Décodeur VIN pour Plymouth

Liste des modèles Plymouth

• Acclaim
• Arrow
• Breeze
• CARAVELLE
• Champ
• Colt
• CONQUEST
• GRAN FURY
• Grand Voyager
• HORIZON
• Laser
• Neon
• Prowler
• RELIANT
• SAPPORO
• Scamp
• Sundance
• Trailduster
• TURISMO
• Voyager

Recherche du numéro VIN pour Plymouth

A VIN number is more than just a serial number. This 17 character code can tell you where a vehicle was built, when it was built, and what trim and engine it came with. This makes it a lot easier to find your next Plymouth. By verifying this factory information with the seller’s listing, you can avoid errors and spot falsified information. It also tells you things about a vehicle that the seller may forget to mention. That way, you can filter out cars that don’t have the specifications you want.

Où chercher le numéro d'identification du véhicule ?

Plymouth put the VIN on several parts of the vehicle, making it harder for this number to be falsified. Here’s a list of the most common VIN locations.

The VIN is on a plate riveted to the dash board. You can see this plate by standing next to the driver’s side door and looking through the windshield.

The VIN is also stamped on the inside of the frame. This VIN can be seen by lifting a carpet flap under either the driver’s or passenger’s seat.

Open the driver’s door and look at the B pillar. On the side or front of this pillar, you should see a large sticker with vehicle information. The VIN is either above or below the bar code on this label.

Open the hood. You may see the VIN in two locations: on the cowl, next to the driver’s side hood support, or on the radiator support, next to the hood latch. On some older cars, you may be a partial VIN on these areas. Partial VINs are the last 8 characters of the VIN, but the characters before the serial number switch places. For example, if the VIN ends with “RX203793”, you should see “XR 203793” stamped into the vehicle.

The engine may have a “VIN pad” on one side of the block, next to the oil pan. On rear wheel drive vehicles, this flat, raised area is on the passenger’s side. The VIN is also used to identify the vehicle on documentation. Titles, insurance cards, build sheets and window stickers have this number on them.

Guide complet du décodeur VIN

How do you decode the VIN number? Here’s what you can learn from each character, including common codes and their meanings.

The first character is the country of origin:

The second character is the make. This will be either “P” for Plymouth or “C” for Chrysler.

The third character is the vehicle type:

The fourth character is the safety system:

The fifth character is the model line:

Character 6 is the trim level. “1” is the most basic, going up to “5” tor the top trim level. Performance trims use a “6” or “7” for this character, while special models use a “9”.

Character 7 is the body style:

The eighth character is the engine. These codes changed frequently during production, so it’s much easier to use our decoder to find the original engine. For example, if you’re looking at a Prowler, an “F” is an iron block engine, while a “G” is an aluminum block V6.

Character 9 is a check digit, used to validate the rest of the VIN.

Character 10 is the model year. This uses a total of 30 numbers and letters. In 2002, Plymouth’s final model year, this character is a “2”.

Character 11 is the assembly plant:

Characters 12 to 17 are the car’s serial number. This number is reused, so the only way to identify a specific vehicle is with the full VIN.