Where is the BYD vehicle frame number stamped?
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BYD Song Max vehicle frame number can be found in multiple parts of the car body, such as: next to the left fixing bolt of the horn bracket on the upper edge of the anti-collision beam, on the left front parallel sheet metal edge of the front compartment cover, on the sheet metal below the right side of the gear shift mechanism, below the left front door lock body, on the left side of the transmission convex feature, at the transmission arch feature, etc. Function of the frame number: The Vehicle Identification Number, abbreviated as VIN, is a unique set of seventeen letters or numbers used on a car to identify the manufacturer, engine, chassis serial number, and other performance data. Classification of frame numbers: There are mainly two formats of Vehicle Identification Numbers. The first is the ISO3779 standard adopted by the European Union, and the second standard is mainly used in North America, which is more stringent than the first, but the two are still compatible with each other.
I remember buying a BYD Song a few years ago, and the VIN stamp location was particularly easy to find. It was clearly engraved just below the lower left corner of the windshield, visible directly—just use a flashlight if the lighting is dim. Another common spot is on the edge of the radiator frame or the metal plate of the front beam after opening the hood, where it’s usually quite prominent. Every time I get a new car, I make it a habit to check this stamp first, as it’s crucial for vehicle registration and insurance claims. On BYD cars, the stamp is deeply engraved, making it resistant to wear. But if dust or dirt covers it, just wipe with a damp cloth, and it’ll show up immediately. In short, remember these two spots—most drivers can handle it easily, saving the cost of hiring a mechanic.
