Need help with vin number jyarn10e53a007658. Need engine displacement. He sad she said type thing. Lost titles. Out of state. Was in storage for 5 years. I dont kno what to believe. Is this a 1000cc or 750cc motor?

Contact the parts dept with a Jeep dealer. Provide the vin number to them and they can tell you everything about your vehicle.

Call oregon licence..they wont giv much info..depends on what state. U need a title searcher and can cost u few hundredbucs. Dont buy vehicle until ur sure it has alegal title

Why do you want to change this? Depending on which state you live in, procedures vary, but the VIN appears other places on these cars as well, so most state allow you to use the same VIN even if engine is changed. Those which do not typically allow you to apply for a special title as a "reconstructed" or "modified" vehicle, which may cost extra. Some folks grind off the VIN on a replacement engine block and re-stamp it with the old #s

only the FSM covers that. in the front of FSM.
each engine type its in a different place. sorry.
and different engine plants can do it different ,world wide.

no year stated
no series LC.stated
nor engine stated. LC has 13+ engines world wide.
at least.
in fact, the LC had the largest choice of all, by model.
the engine type is incoded in the vin in USA>
no country stated, either.

one series

• 2.4 L 22R I4
• 4.0 L 3F I6
• 4.5 L 1FZ-FE I6
• 2.4 L 2L diesel I4
• 3.4 L PZ diesel I5
• 4.0 L 2H diesel I6
• 4.2 L 1HZ diesel I6
• 2.4 L 2L-T turbodiesel I4
• 2.5 L VM HR588 TD I5 (Italy)[15]
• 3.0 L 1KZ-T turbodiesel I4
• 3.4 L 13B-T turbodiesel I4
• 4.2 L 1HD-FTE turbodiesel I6
• 4.5 L 1VD-FTV turbodiesel V8

find which it is and then post
where is my serial on say on 1FZ-FE?
then things happen.

This is a problem with your title. I'd consult the DMV about this. Here, as long as the VIN is correct as it appears on the frame, everything is fine. Some states use the engine number as their VIN number. Either way, the VIN should be the same as the one on your bike. Talk to the DMV about this.

Good Luck
steve

This Expedition has the 5.4L V8 engine.

Can't you "forget" about ownership and just ride the bike without a title? After all, you bought it that way. Some states have a "rebuilt from parts" option for bikes and cars. Check with the state and see if you can get title that way. The 10th digit would be "E" if the bike is a 1984. The 9th digit is the key. It is a verification digit tied to a mathematical formula using the prior 8 digits. Any chance the vehicle division in your state could run the existing license plate and locate the needed info that way? How about the registered owners contact info? Yes, I know how freaky the state can be when asking for information. Probably the best thing to do if you must have a title is to go to a cycle junkyard and buy what is left of a YZ250 that has a title and then use that frame, or at the least, re-number your frame to match the junkyard bikes title.

Yes all you need to do is take the VIN # to the dealer and they should be able to press you out another key.........Hope this helps.

It should state the displacement in Liters on the emission sticker that should be on the underside of the hood or near the top of the radiator. You can also find the VIN number on the front of the dashboard drivers side and the engine code is the 8th digit. You can then search the internet with that code. Please rate me on this answer.

2000 Pontiac Grand AM 3.4 liter V-6 VIN "E"



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