Why do you suddenly think of this article? Usually no one cares about which part of the car was produced when, in fact, we went out to test drive a car before, and afterwards we all felt that this batch of cars was a bit different, so we wanted to see when it left the factory. We have not photographed the nameplate of the vehicle, so we have no choice but to rely on knowledge to infer the production date and production batch of the vehicle through the production date of the various parts of the vehicle, and finally successfully infer the delivery time.
In our daily life, this knowledge also has great practicality. For example, when we are buying and selling second-hand cars, we can also judge whether the parts of the car have been replaced by looking at these things, so as to assist us in our judgment. Whether the vehicle has had an accident.
So where on the vehicle can we judge the production date of these parts? Let's pick it up one by one.
tire
The tires can be regarded as the most worn-out parts on the car. Basically, you have to change within 5 years after running 50,000-80,000 kilometers. Therefore, you must pay attention to how to find a gestational age of more than 5 years when buying a second-hand car. The production date of the tire is easier to see. There are 4 numbers in this small oval circle, the last two are the year, and the first two are the weeks of the year. The picture above shows the number in 2008. 28 weeks, which is around July, so that the production date can be quickly calculated.
grass
The most difficult thing to read about the whole car is the production date of the glass, so everyone must look carefully. First of all, glass is the same as the tire, only the production date. There are two types here. The first one is composed of black dots and a number. The number represents the last digit of its production year. In the above figure, 1 is 11 years for cars produced after 10 years, before 2010. The car produced is 01. If the black dot is in front of the number, it is produced in the first half of the year, and the number of black dots minus 7 is the month, and there are only 6 black dots at most, which is January. After the number, it is produced in the second half of the year, and the number of black dots subtracted from 13 is the month. As shown in the figure, it is 13 minus 2, and it is produced in November 11.
The second one is relatively simple. It consists of numbers and large and small dots. The first number is the last digit of the production year, the next small dot is the quarter, and there are four at most, and the last large dot is the first month. , The picture is the third month of the fourth quarter of 2016, which was produced in December 2016. There are other reading methods not listed one by one.
Body nameplate
The body nameplate is at the B-pillar position where the co-pilot opens the door. This is the "ID card" of the vehicle. The most basic information of the vehicle is on it, so the factory date of the vehicle can be clearly seen.
Shock absorber
Each suspension system of a car has a separate factory date. Generally, the first few digits are the year, month, and day of the factory. For example, the factory date of this shock absorber is August 15, 2013. This component will hardly be replaced. If the date does not match the other side, or it is later than the car’s factory date, it must have been changed, and there has been an accident.
Battery
Generally, the production date of the battery is more conspicuous, most of which are printed on the shell by laser. The one shown in the picture is produced on July 27, 2015, but each type is not necessarily printed in any position, so you need to look for it carefully.
Summarize:
The above are a few simple ways to see the production date of vehicle parts. Learning this technique will allow you to identify whether the vehicle is in stock when buying a new car, and whether it is an accident vehicle when buying a second-hand car. Knowledge can also make you a car expert in your circle of friends.
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