Engine identification

NOTE: Engine identification is visible first after preparations.

Fig 1: Removing Front Engine Cover

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Fig 2: Identifying "Engine Code" And "Production Number" Location

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A sticker containing "engine code" and "production number" (arrow) is located on the housing for vacuum diaphragm for intake manifold adjustment.

If the sticker is not present and the "engine identification" is required, proceed as follows:

Fig 3: Removing Rear Engine Cover

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Fig 4: Identifying Engine Codes Are Stamped On Rear Of Cylinder Block, Left Side

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Engine codes are stamped on rear of cylinder block, left side (arrow).

Engine codes are also included on the vehicle data plate.

If the sticker is not present and the "engine identification" and "production number" is required, proceed as follows:

Fig 5: Removing Bolts And Vacuum Diaphragm For Intake Manifold Adjustment

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Remove bolts (arrows) and remove vacuum diaphragm for intake manifold adjustment.
Remove compression spring which is behind it and set off to side vacuum diaphragm with connected lines.

Fig 6: Identifying Engine Code Are Located At The Front Of The Cylinder Head, On Top

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The engine code -arrow- ("engine code" and "production number") are located at the front of the cylinder head, on top.