Where is the engine number of the new BMW X5 located?
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The engine number of the new BMW X5 is located on the engine block. To check the engine number, simply remove the decorative cover on top of the engine, then remove the air filter box and tube. Stand at a higher position and look vertically downward at the engine to see the engine number. Below is additional information: 1. The engine model number is marked by the manufacturer according to relevant regulations or industry practices to indicate engine-related information. This includes the engine's production company, specifications, performance, features, technology, purpose, and product batch. Engines installed in passenger cars or multi-purpose vehicles are required to display the professional manufacturer's name, model, and production number. 2. The engine number consists of the following parts: (1) Prefix: Represents the product series and generation symbols, with letters chosen by the manufacturer as needed, subject to approval by relevant authorities. (2) Middle section: Composed of symbols for the number of cylinders, stroke type, cylinder arrangement, and cylinder diameter. (3) Suffix: Symbols indicating structural and usage characteristics, represented by letters. (4) Tail: Distinguishing symbols. For distinguishing improved versions within the same series, the manufacturer selects appropriate symbols.
I remember when I helped my friend check his new BMW X5 last time, we looked for the engine number. After opening the hood, there's a small metal tag with the number engraved on the top of the engine block, usually near the windshield side. The exact location might vary slightly by model year, but it's generally easy to find in the engine compartment. It's best to check when the engine is cool to avoid burning yourself. Just use a flashlight or your phone's light to illuminate it, and you'll see it clearly. This number is quite important, like when servicing the car or transferring ownership, it needs to be verified. I always advise car owners to jot it down for future reference. It's also a good opportunity to check the condition of other parts when you pop the hood. The whole process is straightforward and takes just two or three minutes.
