[Bart]

Ferrari will give me a heritage certificate for my car. I need to give them some information about my beast. The VIN is easy but where do I find the “number of engine”, “number of gearbox”, and “chassis number”. I think the “type of engine” is a V-12 and the “type of gearbox” is a six speed manual.


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[backindauk]

Inside the door sill?

Wouldnt it be in your service documents as well?


How about on the side of the engine?


For instance:

Type of engine in my BMW is an M50 6cyl/non vanos.
The VIN is on a sticker inside the door sill, this is also known as the chassis number...


The idea is that if your car gets rebirthed, the engine number and VIN/Chassis number wont match the car manufacturer's records.

 

[Boxer]

Bart, The first chapter (pages 1.4-1.9) of your owners manual will have instructions on where to find most of the ID plates. Additionally, the chassis number should be identical to the last 6 digits in your VIN and the engine number should be written on the first page of the service manual. Good luck.

 

[Bart]

Thanks

 

[4kids3fish]

Bart, you'll possibly have to get under the car to spot the gearbox # (it's stamped on the lower part of the G/B on the 3x8 cars). The handbook will show your location. The "type" of engine & gearbox is likely to be the type "code", (eg engine for 3.2 Mondial = "F105C") that is stamped on one or more of the ID plates somewhere.

 

[Dr. Bob]

chassis number is the last 6 numbers of the VIN, the engine number can be found on the warranty card. I have no idea about the others

 

[Stradale]

Ferrari will give me a heritage certificate for my car. I need to give them some information about my beast. The VIN is easy but where do I find the “number of engine”, “number of gearbox”, and “chassis number”. I think the “type of engine” is a V-12 and the “type of gearbox” is a six speed manual.


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The're all stamped on the engine block and gearbox casing. Different models ahve different places. You have to use a torchlight and look for them.