Engine Number for the MIVEC engine
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Engine Number for the MIVEC engine
Hi... sorry, second post for the day but I'm desperately trying to find out what the engine number is on my car but can't seem to find it anywhere. Do I have to remove any parts to get to the engine number?
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it's under the bonnet son
no parts need to be moved. you just haven't found it yet. I can't remember what the numbers are for a mivec engine but I found them by googling it....
I think it's on the japanese manufacture plate not the oz compliance plate
the 3 area to look,
jap compliance plate (original it is in english)
Oz compliance plate
number printed stamnped into the firewall driver side engine bay near the compliance plate, if you see a plate that has a number with IMPORT as part ignore it that's the Oz chassis number or something like that.

I think it's on the japanese manufacture plate not the oz compliance plate
the 3 area to look,
jap compliance plate (original it is in english)
Oz compliance plate
number printed stamnped into the firewall driver side engine bay near the compliance plate, if you see a plate that has a number with IMPORT as part ignore it that's the Oz chassis number or something like that.
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Hi all... just to let you know that I managed to find the Engine Number plate on the engine.
For future reference in case anybody else is trying to do the same, on the MIVEC engine, it's stamped on the passenger side of the engine, close to where the edge of the exhaust manifold is. If you have a tiptronic box, if you look at the side of the engine in line with the tranny filter and dipstick.
Maybe it's not such a great description but at least you're not looking blindly anymore
The engine code would be 6A12******
I'm assuming that all the codes are 10 digits long but somebody else can confirm that.
For future reference in case anybody else is trying to do the same, on the MIVEC engine, it's stamped on the passenger side of the engine, close to where the edge of the exhaust manifold is. If you have a tiptronic box, if you look at the side of the engine in line with the tranny filter and dipstick.
Maybe it's not such a great description but at least you're not looking blindly anymore

The engine code would be 6A12******
I'm assuming that all the codes are 10 digits long but somebody else can confirm that.
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