Where is the engine number of Volkswagen Sagitar located?
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For the Volkswagen Sagitar 1.4T, the engine number is located at the junction between the engine and the transmission. To access it, you need to remove the air intake inlet and the air intake box, but the battery does not need to be disconnected. A wide-mouth pliers is required to remove the clip connecting the intake duct to the air box. After removal, the engine number will be visible. Additional information: 1. The engine number is stamped on a relatively flat surface of the engine block, consisting of a combination of letters and numbers. Due to the narrow space, it may be difficult to observe, so cleaning the surface dust may help. 2. When registering and licensing the vehicle, the engine number needs to be imprinted. Some regions use red oil for imprinting, while others use white paper. Specific requirements vary by region, so it's advisable to clarify before imprinting. 3. The engine number is like the engine's ID card, with uniqueness and traceability. Once registered, the engine has legal effect, entitling rights while requiring obligations to prevent illegal modifications and unauthorized use. Moreover, within a 30-year cycle, no two engine numbers are the same until the vehicle is deregistered upon scrapping.