Where is the engine number located on the Mazda6?

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DiRichard
07/30/25 8:48am
The engine number of the Mazda6 is located on the engine block, while the chassis number is positioned below the left side of the windshield. Additional information about the vehicle's engine number is as follows: 1. Both the engine number and chassis number serve as identification codes that help car owners understand their vehicles, hence they are typically placed in highly visible locations. 2. The fourth digit of the engine number identification represents information about the vehicle's chassis series.
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