The chassis # is the tail end of your vehicle's VIN (vehicle identification number) - think of it as your car's serial number. In our chassis number listings we use an underscore ( _ ) to to denote a character that does not matter.
The VIN number may be found at the bottom of the windshield on the drivers side or on the vehicle registration. Click here for more detailed information.What is my PR code?
A copy of this sticker should be attached to the first pages the
car's warranty booklet. There should also be a sticker attached to the body of the car, usually
in the trunk under the carpet or in the spare tire area.
See the photo below for a example of the build sticker.
What is my engine code?
The engine code denotes the exact engine type used in your vehicle. It can be found on your engine, although
locations vary. The engine code can also be found on the vehicle's build sticker.
A copy of this sticker should be attached to the first pages the
car's warranty booklet. There should also be a sticker attached to the body of the car, usually
in the trunk under the carpet or in the spare tire area.
See the photo below for a example of the build sticker.
What is my transmission code?
The transmission code denotes the exact transmission type used in your vehicle. It can be found on your transmission, although
it may be easier to find it on the vehicle's build sticker.
A copy of this sticker should be attached to the first pages the
car's warranty booklet. There should also be a sticker attached to the body of the car, usually
in the trunk under the carpet or in the spare tire area.
See the photo below for a example of the build sticker.
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The engine code denotes the exact engine type used in your vehicle. It can be found on your engine, although locations vary. The engine code can also be found on the vehicle's build sticker.
A copy of this sticker should be attached to the first pages the car's warranty booklet. There should also be a sticker attached to the body of the car, usually in the trunk under the carpet or in the spare tire area. See the photo below for a example of the build sticker.The transmission code denotes the exact transmission type used in your vehicle. It can be found on your transmission, although it may be easier to find it on the vehicle's build sticker.
A copy of this sticker should be attached to the first pages the car's warranty booklet. There should also be a sticker attached to the body of the car, usually in the trunk under the carpet or in the spare tire area. See the photo below for a example of the build sticker.