VIN декодер для Chevrolet

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• Alero
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Проверка VIN номера Chevrolet

Why is it important to look up your Chevrolet’s VIN? This identification number is issued by General Motors at the time of assembly. This VIN number includes information about where the vehicle was built, as well as the equipment it came with. Doing a VIN check lets you verify the vehicle hasn’t been modified since it left the manufacturing plant. This is especially useful for rare, desirable models, like the Super Sport cars, which are easy to duplicate. The VIN is also required for insurance and title paperwork, and it’s useful for verifying replacement parts will fit your vehicle.

Где найти VIN?

Like most vehicles, GM prints the VIN on a small plate attached to the dashboard. To find this plate, stand next to the driver’s side door and look through the windshield. You should see the plate next to the bottom edge of the glass. The plate is positioned so it can be read from outside

On modern Chevrolets, you can find the VIN number printed on a tag located on the driver’s body pillar. Open the door, then look at the bottom of the pillar, near the door sill. You should see one or two stickers. The yellow and white sticker on the door pillar has information about vehicle loads and tire pressure. If that’s the only sticker you see, it will have the VIN number printed on it. You may see a second sticker on the outer side of the pillar, between the front and rear door sills. This gray sticker lists the VIN as well as the month and year your vehicle was produced.

The VIN is also stamped on the frame. Open the hood, and look for the number on the firewall, or next to one of the strut towers. The location of this number varies from model to model. Some vehicles also have the number stamped into the inside of the trunk, or under the carpet of the passenger foot well. If you have a truck or SUV, you can also find the VIN stamped on top of the driver’s side frame rail, behind the rear axle. However, depending on the body and frame construction used on your vehicle, you may not be able to see it.

Are you away from your vehicle? You can find the VIN printed on most vehicle paperwork, including titles, property tax receipts, vehicle inspections, insurance policies, and sometimes repair receipts.

On most engines, there’s a partial VIN stamped into the back of the engine block. The first digit identifies the GM division (Chevrolet), the second digit it the model year, and the third digit is the assembly plant. If it’s the original engine, the remaining digits should match the last 6 digits of the full VIN. This partial VIN is also stamped into the intake manifold on some older small block V8s. This stamp is close to the left side cylinder head, behind the carburetor or throttle body.

Подробное руководство по расшифровке VIN

The Chevrolet VIN number is a 17 digit code that lists information that is unique to your vehicle. Here’s what you need to know to decode this number, so you can identify your model, its manufacturing location, and its original equipment.

Characters 1-2 – This is the world manufacturer identity code, which tells you the country where the vehicle was built.

Character 3 is the brand. This is either 1, “A” or “Y” for GM products sold as Chevrolets.

Character 4 is the internal model designation:

Character 5 is the drivetrain type:

Characters 6 and 7 are the body type:

Character 8 is the engine:

Character 9 is the emissions standard:

Character 10 is the model year. This character alternates between letters excluding “I”, “O”, “Q” and “Z” and numbers 1-9. Letter “A” was used for 2010 and 1980 models. That means a 2022 model uses “N” for this digit, while a 2005 model uses “5”.

Character 11 – Manufacturing Plant

Character 12-17 are the vehicle’s serial number. This is unique to your vehicle’s model and year of manufacture.