Japanese chassis number and year model dependence

Aug 10, 2003 4 Replies

Hello,

I would like to know what the chassis number means.

Here are some chassis numbers / year model of Nissan Terrano:

WBYD21-028304 1989 WBYD21-033042 1990 WBYD21-033427 1990 WBYD21-051826 1991 WBYD21-053905 1991 WBYD21-061760 1991 WBYD21-064323 1991 WBYD21-090325 1992 WBYD21-091050 1992

Does it mean for example that the car with the chassis number

WBYD21-043701 was produced between 1990 and 1991 since the number falls between

033427 and 051826 with known year:

WBYD21-033427 1990 WBYD21-051826 1991

Is it true for all types of cars? I.e. the chassis number is

[car model]-[sequence number]

with the sequence number increasing from an older to a newer unit.

Thanks, Rob

Hello,



I would like to know what the chassis number means.



Here are some chassis numbers / year model of Nissan Terrano:



WBYD21-028304 1989 WBYD21-033042 1990 WBYD21-033427 1990 WBYD21-051826 1991 WBYD21-053905 1991 WBYD21-061760 1991 WBYD21-064323 1991 WBYD21-090325 1992 WBYD21-091050 1992



Does it mean for example that the car with the chassis number



WBYD21-043701 was produced between 1990 and 1991 since the number falls between



033427 and 051826 with known year:

WBYD21-033427 1990 WBYD21-051826 1991



Is it true for all types of cars? I.e. the chassis number is



[car model]-[sequence number]

with the sequence number increasing from an older to a newer unit.



Thanks, Rob



Say WHAT?

What does this subject have to do with installing and configuring Windows

98? You crossposted the message here as well as the Nissan newsgroup.

sure it has.

the connection is Nissan Terrano model 1990-1991 and win98 are both junk.

have a nice day.

Rob

"Richard G. Harper [MVP W>Say WHAT?

Search Google for the words "love" and "Linux". That will solve one of your problems, albeit one of the less-dangerous ones.

And you have a nice day too.

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