What is the engine model of the 2013 New Changan Star?

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07/29/25 11:07pm
New Changan Star 2013 model is equipped with a Jiangling brand engine, model JL465JQ5. Introduction to engine model: The engine model is the manufacturer's labeling of relevant engine information in accordance with regulations or industry practices. This includes the engine's production enterprise, specifications, performance, characteristics, technology, purpose, and product batch. Engines installed in passenger cars or multi-purpose passenger vehicles must clearly indicate the professional engine manufacturer, model, and production number as required. Methods to check the engine number: You can find the engine number on the vehicle's driving license, motor vehicle registration certificate, purchase invoice, factory certificate, operating license for commercial vehicles, vehicle purchase tax payment certificate, public security registration records, vehicle insurance card, or directly on the engine (usually on the engine nameplate).
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