Where is the engine number stamped on the Octavia?

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McRiver
07/24/25 6:29am
The engine number stamp on the Octavia is located on the plastic cover of the engine, with a label attached for easy observation. Contents of the engine number: The sequence and contents of the engine number vary by manufacturer; it generally includes the engine model, production date, and a randomly assigned serial number when the engine comes off the production line. Some may also include a place of origin code. Uniqueness of the engine number: The uniqueness of the engine number is to ensure traceability, making it easier to track and obtain feedback when issues arise with the engine or when the manufacturer conducts investigations.
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DiAllie
08/11/25 2:13am
I remember last time helping my friend locate the Octavia's engine number was quite a hassle! The stamped number is usually on the engine block at the junction with the transmission, requiring you to crawl under the car to see it. From my own experience: first park the car securely and engage the handbrake, then use a jack to lift the front right wheel and crawl underneath with a flashlight to search. The location is near the rear section of the exhaust pipe, where there's usually heavy oil buildup, so it's best to bring a can of carburetor cleaner. After scrubbing clean with a wire brush, you'll find a series of raised alphanumeric characters on the rear of the engine near the passenger side. If you can't find it, it might be covered by sludge from previous repairs, requiring removal of the underbody shield. Most importantly, take your time with this task—safety first!
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