How can I find out what engine code my vehicle has?
I mean I/we have the VIN and the engine number, but I can find no reference to an engine code of which I need to locate engine spares that fit the frst time around.
And yes I know I can apply to an online motor factor but there is a problem in that, in fact there's a few but primarily the parts listed under the title input give several options, all different. Where in investigating further I come across the request the buyer ascertains the part is correct before ordering, where how can the buyer ascertain a part is correct before purchase if all they have is the VIN, engine serial number and vehicle registration that bears no apparent relationship to the numbers supplied alongside the parts, the engine code?
Honestly I have ordered parts for many different machines in the past, even teaching myself to use manufacturers parts identification sysetms of which they did make readily available - it ensured genuine parts were fitted to maintain manufacturers good names, but I have never had the problems I am having with identifying parts for Renaults.
And yeah I know why I neglected my Clio, it was in part through exasperation at parts identification, where it is my desire not to neglect the Kangoo, so this parts identification issue has to be addressed.
I mean I/we have the VIN and the engine number, but I can find no reference to an engine code of which I need to locate engine spares that fit the frst time around.
And yes I know I can apply to an online motor factor but there is a problem in that, in fact there's a few but primarily the parts listed under the title input give several options, all different. Where in investigating further I come across the request the buyer ascertains the part is correct before ordering, where how can the buyer ascertain a part is correct before purchase if all they have is the VIN, engine serial number and vehicle registration that bears no apparent relationship to the numbers supplied alongside the parts, the engine code?
Honestly I have ordered parts for many different machines in the past, even teaching myself to use manufacturers parts identification sysetms of which they did make readily available - it ensured genuine parts were fitted to maintain manufacturers good names, but I have never had the problems I am having with identifying parts for Renaults.
And yeah I know why I neglected my Clio, it was in part through exasperation at parts identification, where it is my desire not to neglect the Kangoo, so this parts identification issue has to be addressed.