VIN декодер для Infiniti

Список моделей Infiniti

• EX35
• FX35
• FX37
• FX45
• FX50
• G20
• G25
• G35
• G37
• I30
• I35
• J30
• JX35
• M30
• M35
• M35h
• M37
• M45
• M56
• Q40
• Q45
• Q50
• Q60
• Q70
• Q70L
• QX30
• QX4
• QX50
• QX55
• QX56
• QX60
• QX70
• QX80

Проверка VIN номера Infiniti

Looking up your VIN can give you a lot of information. Whether you want information on your car’s assembly, when and where it was made, or any other sort of information, you will run your VIN and get a VIN report through decoding it. There are 17 VIN digits, and each number, or sequence of numbers, gives you information in a specific order.

You can typically find your unique number on your dashboard, in the lower left corner parallel to the steering wheel. You should also have VIN numbers printed on the pillars of your car, such as the body pillar, your door pillar (or door sills), and also on the chassis and engine. For instance, at the front of your engine block, just in front of your cylinder head, you should find a VIN number.

There are multiple locations where your VIN number can be found. We will go over this in more detail below.

Где найти VIN?

Just to recap and be succinct, so it’s not lost in the prose, your VIN number can be found:

• Where the dashboard meets the windshield, on the left side (driver’s side)
• On your driver’s side door, where it closes
• Your left rear wheel, above the tire, and/or below your trunk spare
• At the very front of the engine block, under the hood, in front of the cylinder head
• On the frame construction of your vehicle

Yes, there are quite a few places where a VIN can be located. So when it’s time to run a VIN check, you should have no trouble finding the number. It will be the same number in every location.

Подробное руководство по расшифровке VIN

While this piece is specifically about an Infiniti and how todecode the VIN numbersfor your luxury class Nissan, keep in mind here that all automobiles are going to have VIN numbers, and they’re all going to be in the same location(s), and the decoder sequence is going to be the same.

Speaking of your Infinity in particular, the idea is that the string of 17 digits and letters is giving you information. Now, you just have to decode it:

The Manufacturer

The very first number of your VIN (and only the first number) tells you where the vehicle was built. Keep in mind that this is in relation to the manufacturer specifically. For instance, the first number of an Infiniti VIN is going to give you information on an Infiniti manufacturing facility, not one for Honda or Ford. This gives you the country of origin.

FFV Identification

Flexible Fuel Vehicles (FFV) can be identified by the 2nd, 3rd, and 8th digits of your VIN. Yes, this can be a little confusing, since the identification skips over four places. Though this is why it’s a good idea to learn how to decode the VIN, or to use a free decoder to help you with the task. Or else, you might just end up being confused.

The Complete Snapshot

The characters on your VIN 4 through 8 (yes, the 8th character is used again in this sequence) will give you an overall portrait of your vehicle. For instance, when you decode your Infinity VIN, this part of the sequence is going to give you the brand, the make/model, the engine size, and other model-specific information about your particular car.

The Security Code

The 9th character on your VIN, typically a letter, is the security code that identifies that your VIN has been approved of and authorized by the manufacturer of the vehicle. Again, this is going to be very brand-specific to your Infiniti.

The Model Year

The 10th character of the VIN is going to tell you the year that your car was built. Because this is only one single character, you won’t be able to get this exact information unless you’re looking up the precise Infinity VIN codes to see which year your number correlates with. This is why it’s a great idea to use a free decoder to help you identify what’s happening. This way, you only have to plug your characters in and the decoder does the work.

The Exact Plant

The 11th character of the VIN is going to tell you the exact plant at which your Infiniti was built. The first number indicates the country or origin, while this tells you exactly where it was made. As with the model year number, you will need to correlate this single character with the brand-specific information to find out where your car was built.

The Serial Number

The last 6 characters of your VIN will be your car’s unique serial number. This is the vital part of the VIN if you want to check on your car’s history as it relates to accidents, insurance, etc. Other parts of the VIN can tell you information about the assembly of your vehicle and where it’s from; but it’s the serial number that’s going to tell you what your car has been through.