VIN декодер для Nissan

Список моделей Nissan

• 200SX
• 240SX
• 240Z
• 260Z
• 280ZX
• 300ZX
• 350Z
• 370Z
• Altima
• Armada
• Atlas
• Bluebird
• Caravan
• D21
• Datsun
• Expert
• Forklift
• Frontier
• GTR
• HardBody
• JDM
• Juke
• Leaf
• Maxima
• Micra
• Murano
• Navara
• Pathfinder
• Patrol
• Qashqai
• Quest
• Rogue
• S30
• Safari
• Sentra
• Silvia
• Skyline
• Terrano
• Titan
• Truck
• Van
• Versa
• X-trail
• Xterra
• 720

Проверка VIN номера Nissan

With a length of 17 characters, there’s more to a VIN than just a serial number. The VIN also includes government and company-mandated information, including where the vehicle was built, and what equipment it came with. This helps you verify the authenticity of the vehicle. For example, if you’re shopping for a 300ZX, you’d want to know it came with a turbo V6 and a manual, instead of having those parts installed by a former owner. The difference in value between a genuine car and a replica can be thousands of dollars.

Где найти VIN?

Since the VIN is needed to identify the vehicle throughout its life, Nissan puts this code in several spots on their vehicles. Most of these areas are out of the way, so it’s unlikely that they will be damaged or removed over the course of the car’s life. Your Nissan should have the VIN number in at least a few of these areas:

• Look at the windshield, next to the back edge of the hood. You should see a small plate on the driver’s side of the dashboard. On most newer models, the bottom of the windshield is blacked out, aside from a small window. Here, you’ll find a small metal plate with the VIN.
• Open the front left door. On the bottom of the body pillar, you will see the Federal/Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standard certification label. The VIN is written on the bottom of this label.
• Open the hood and look at the firewall. The VIN number is engraved at top center of the firewall, next to the windshield cowl. Older Nissans may also have the VIN stamped into the frame near the radiator.
• On some Nissan trucks, the VIN is engraved into the passenger’s side frame rail. This engraving is directly below the front passenger door.
• Slide the front passenger’s seat all the way back. Between the front bolts for the seat, you will see a small flap of carpet. Lift this flap, and you will see the VIN stamped into the frame.

Подробное руководство по расшифровке VIN

A vehicle identification number is more than an identifier. It’s written in a way to record factory information, including where and when a vehicle was built, and its original equipment. This information is encoded in 11 of these 17 characters. Here’s what you can learn from each character.

The first character is the country where the car was built. 1, 4 and 5 is used for American-built vehicles, 2 for Canada, 3 for Mexico and J for Japan.

The second character is the manufacturer. Although Nissan uses different characters for their internal divisions, nearly all North American vehicles use an “N” for this character.

The third character is the manufacturing plant. Numbers and letters used in this place are repeated for different countries. You can find more accurate information on manufacturing using other characters in the VIN.

The fourth character is the engine. Characters are frequently reused: “A” alone has 5 engines assigned to it. OurVIN decoderuses this character in connection with other characters to figure out which engine was installed in your Nissan at the factory.

The fifth and sixth characters identify the model. These are the most common model designations:

Character 8 is the security code, which is the safety equipment installed at the factory. Modern cars will have one of these four characters:

Character 9 is a check digit, which verifies the authenticity of the VIN.

Character 10 is the model year. This alternates between numbers and letters. To avoid confusion, it doesn’t use “I”, “O” or “Z”. 1-9 were last used from 2001 to 2009, and will be used again in 2031.

Character 11 is the manufacturing plant. These are the 5 main plants where vehicles are built for the North American market: