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Posted this question on the registry, but for some reason I can’t access the forum section of the net registry page.
Question: where will I find the individual engine number stamped into my LT-5
Posted this question on the registry, but for some reason I can’t access the forum section of the net registry page.
Question: where will I find the individual engine number stamped into my LT-5
Thanks Russell
I haven't been able to either this AM.
Can you use a 'derivative' of the VIN for registration?
This thread has most of the Registry information in a couple posts. It has 'derivative' locations etc.
The VIN stamping on the engine is found at the passenger side rear of the engine, stamped vertically. . The Engine number, which decodes to the build date, is on the side of the block on (I believe) the driver's side, just above the oil pan gasket. Here are a couple of pictures from my '95's engine when it was out at Marcs for the 510 package. If you enlarge the VIN picture you can barely make out the VIN stamping (#409). For a decode of the engine number you will have to search or eventually get to the Net Registry home page, as forget the specifics. Hope that helps. --Bob
The VIN stamping on the engine is found at the passenger side rear of the engine, stamped vertically. . The Engine number, which decodes to the build date, is on the side of the block on (I believe) the driver's side, just above the oil pan gasket. Here are a couple of pictures from my '95's engine when it was out at Marcs for the 510 package. If you enlarge the VIN picture you can barely make out the VIN stamping (#409). For a decode of the engine number you will have to search or eventually get to the Net Registry home page, as forget the specifics. Hope that helps. --Bob
Thanks Bob, that a great help. Exactly what I needed. Have a great weekend👍🇦🇺
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