
The engine number of the Boyue is located under the front and rear adjustment lever of the passenger seat. More relevant information is as follows: 1. The engine number is unique, as each vehicle has a separate engine. The engine bears specific information such as the engine model, the exact production date of the vehicle, and the production location code. This is crucial vehicle information that is not allowed to be altered or replaced. 2. The Geely Boyue was designed by an international design team led by the renowned automotive designer Peter Horbury. Its overall styling integrates Chinese cultural elements with international aesthetic trends, featuring a dynamic and refined exterior and a light luxury and elegant interior.

I remember clearly that when I helped my friend with the annual inspection of his Boyue last time, we had to locate the engine number. After opening the hood, carefully check the metal nameplate at the front of the engine bay. Wipe it clean with a cloth, and you'll see the combination of letters and numbers indicating the engine model and serial number. If you can't find the nameplate, crouch down and inspect the side of the engine block, usually near the transmission area, though it might be obscured by pipes or wiring. Sometimes accumulated grime from maintenance can make it hard to read, so bringing a small brush for cleaning is advisable. If you still can't locate it, don't hesitate to ask the staff for assistance—they're most familiar with the number locations for various vehicle models.

I drive a 2017 Boyue myself, and the engine number is indeed quite hidden. Don't worry, first park your car securely and open the hood. There's a small aluminum plate near the front of the car with the complete number. I once encountered a situation where the plate was blocked by aftermarket parts - I had to lean into the engine bay and use my phone's flashlight to find it. If the plate is missing, check the right side of the engine block near the cabin area, where the number is directly engraved on the metal. I recommend doing this when the engine is cold to avoid burns from hot components. Always remember to take photos for records - it saves a lot of time when handling paperwork.

I've done specialized research on this during the ownership transfer process. The Boyue's engine number has two locations: the primary location is on the rectangular nameplate at the upper left side of the engine, with the number enclosed in an asterisk frame. The secondary location is on the side of the cylinder block, which requires a mirror to see clearly from underneath or the side of the car. I've noticed that the screw holes of the nameplate are prone to water ingress and rust. If it's hard to see, you can try using a magnet to locate the metal nameplate. It's recommended to prepare a pencil and rubbing paper, as you can directly reach the engraved recess by lying on the engine hood. Owners who have modified the intake system should pay special attention as the number might be obscured by aftermarket parts.


