SsangYong Engine Number

When it comes to vehicle maintenance, one of the most important pieces of information you need to know is your engine number. This is especially true for SsangYong vehicles, which are known for their durability and high performance. In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about SsangYong engine numbers, including why they are important and how to find them.

What is a SsangYong Engine Number?

A SsangYong engine number is a unique identifier for the engine of a SsangYong vehicle. It contains important information about the engine’s make, model, and year of production. The SsangYong engine number is typically a combination of letters and numbers and is used to help identify the engine for maintenance and repair purposes, warranty claims, and vehicle history. It is important to know your engine number for proper vehicle maintenance and to ensure you get the correct replacement parts for your vehicle.

Location of the SsangYong Engine Number

Now that you understand the importance of your engine number, the next step is to find it. Here are the steps to follow to locate your SsangYong engine number:

Step 1: Open the hood of your vehicle.

Step 2: Locate the engine block. The engine block is the large metal component in the center of your engine.

Step 3: Look for a metal plate or sticker on the engine block. This plate or sticker will contain your engine number.

Step 4: Write down your engine number. Make sure to record the number accurately as it is a unique identifier for your vehicle’s engine.

If you are having trouble locating your engine number, you can also check your vehicle’s registration documents or owner’s manual. The engine number should be listed on these documents.

• G23D (petrol) engines the engine number is stamped onto the upper left rear side of the cylinder block, on the right, as seen in the direction of travel.

• On G32D (petrol) engines the engine number is punched onto the lower area of the cylinder block exhaust manifold, on the right, as seen in the direction of travel.

• On D20DT and D27DT Diesel engines the engine number is punched onto the lower area of the cylinder block, behind the inlet elbow pipe, on the left, as seen in the direction of travel.

Example: D20DT

Example: D27DT

2,0 litre Diesel e-XDi 200 (Korando from 2011), located obove the sump near the dip stick

Appearance of the SsangYong Engine Number

The appearance of the SsangYong engine number can vary depending on the specific make and model of the vehicle, as well as the year of production. In general, the engine number is typically a combination of letters and numbers, and can be quite long.

The SsangYong engine number is usually located on a metal plate or sticker on the engine block. The metal plate may be rectangular or oval in shape and can be made of aluminum or another type of metal. The plate may be attached to the engine block with screws or bolts, or it may be welded on.

The SsangYong engine number may be engraved or stamped onto the metal plate, or it may be printed on a sticker. If it is engraved or stamped, the numbers and letters may be raised or indented on the metal plate, depending on the production method used. If it is printed on a sticker, the sticker may be placed directly onto the metal plate or onto a separate part of the engine block.

The engine number is punched/needle-punched or stamped on.

Examples:

SsangYong Engine Number Sticker

One or more stickers containing various barcodes, including the complete engine number, have also been noted. The stickers can be seen when the plastic engine covering (mainly on the right in the direction of travel) has been removed.

An example from the Musso	An example from the Rexton
An example from the Korando (from 2011)	Close-up from the Korando (from 2011)

Breakdown of The SsangYong Engine Number

The breakdown of the SsangYong engine number may vary depending on the specific make and model of the vehicle, but generally follows the format below:

1. The first character(s) indicate the country or region where the engine was manufactured.
2. The next character(s) indicate the engine family or series.
3. The following character(s) indicate the specific engine model or type.
4. The next character(s) indicate the engine displacement or size.
5. The subsequent character(s) indicate the fuel type.
6. The last character(s) indicate the production year and manufacturing plant.

An example of Diesel engines

662	920	1	0	012345
1	2	3	4	5

An example of Petrol engines

162	990	1	0	012345
1	2	3	4	5

As far as is presently known, it is only possible to work backwards to match an engine number with a SsangYong VIN Number through the importer in the country where the vehicle was sold. Otherwise matching engine numbers to VINs can only be done through the manufacturer, the SsangYong Motor Company.

Why is the SsangYong Engine Number Important?

The SsangYong engine number is a unique identifier for your vehicle’s engine. It contains important information about the engine’s make, model, and year of production. Knowing your engine number is important for a number of reasons:

1. Warranty Claims: If your vehicle is still under warranty, you will need to provide your engine number in order to make any warranty claims.
2. Maintenance and Repairs: If you need to order replacement parts or have repairs done on your engine, you will need to know the engine number to ensure you get the correct parts.
3. Vehicle History: The engine number is an important piece of information when it comes to your vehicle’s history. It can help identify whether the engine has been replaced or if any major repairs have been done.
4. Resale Value: Knowing your engine number can also be important when it comes to selling your vehicle. Prospective buyers may ask for this information, and having it readily available can help increase the resale value of your vehicle.