VIN Question
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Cargo Master
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From: Caraway, AR
I found the casting number on the head today, but didn't see a date code anywhere on it. Did i over look it or did it not get one?
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I did not know a part VIN was on the motor or trany as they are swapped all the time.
Heck it could be done by the dealer under warranty in the first year of its life.
DMV only cares about the VIN in the windshield and on the frame and maybe the door jamb.
The cast date on the head maybe in the spring valley area. Most of them I have seen look like a clock.
Dave ----
Heck it could be done by the dealer under warranty in the first year of its life.
DMV only cares about the VIN in the windshield and on the frame and maybe the door jamb.
The cast date on the head maybe in the spring valley area. Most of them I have seen look like a clock.
Dave ----
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Cargo Master
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From: Caraway, AR
I did not know a part VIN was on the motor or trany as they are swapped all the time.
Heck it could be done by the dealer under warranty in the first year of its life.
DMV only cares about the VIN in the windshield and on the frame and maybe the door jamb.
The cast date on the head maybe in the spring valley area. Most of them I have seen look like a clock.
Dave ----
Heck it could be done by the dealer under warranty in the first year of its life.
DMV only cares about the VIN in the windshield and on the frame and maybe the door jamb.
The cast date on the head maybe in the spring valley area. Most of them I have seen look like a clock.
Dave ----
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