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Where is the engine number of the Skoda Octavia located?

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LeJoy
07/29/25 9:29am

Skoda Octavia's engine number is on the label paper under the hood. If you want to find the stamped number, you need to remove the hood, and it can be seen on the engine block. The engine number is an identification code assigned by the engine manufacturer in accordance with relevant regulations, enterprise or industry practices, and the attributes of the engine for a batch of identical products. As the first sedan of the SAIC Volkswagen Skoda brand, the Skoda Octavia is an advanced model synchronized with Europe and has undergone extensive localization improvements based on China's conditions. It inherits Skoda's century-old car-making history and Volkswagen Group's leading automotive technology, integrating numerous domestic-leading automotive technologies and equipment, making it one of the most competitive sedans in its class in China.

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NathanLee
08/12/25 10:10am

My Skoda Octavia is the 2018 model, and the engine number is located under the hood, specifically on the right side of the engine block near the timing chain cover. After opening the engine hood, take a close look—there's a small metal plate engraved with the number, which might sometimes be covered by oil stains. You may need to use your phone's flashlight or wipe it clean with a cloth. I've looked for it multiple times during repairs—it's not particularly conspicuous, but with patience, you can always find it. I recommend regular engine maintenance to avoid any hassle with paperwork when you can't locate the number in crucial moments.

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JeremiahMarie
10/06/25 6:05am

As a car enthusiast, I know that the Skoda Octavia's engine number is usually located in the central area of the engine within the engine compartment, typically near the cylinder head. When you open the hood, you'll find it on the side close to the cooling fan, engraved on the metal surface. If your car is dusty and the number isn't visible, just spray some cleaner on it. The engine number is crucial for maintenance records and vehicle transfers, so don't overlook this detail—it might cause unnecessary delays.

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Ruth
11/19/25 7:32am

Having driven the Skoda Octavia for many years, I can tell you that to find the engine number, simply open the hood and look directly at the left side of the engine. The number is engraved in a conspicuous spot. It's a good idea to wipe it clean during regular car washes to prevent dirt from obscuring it. Keeping the number handy is convenient, especially for vehicle inspections or when selling the car.

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