Vehicle serial number (vin)
The serial number of the car is the number that is used when registering your vehicle and in all legal cases related to vehicle ownership issues, etc.
The number is stamped on the floor under the passenger seat. To check the number you need to open the cover.
Vehicle identification number (VIN) also found on a decal at the top of the instrument panel and applies to all models. The number on this plate is clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle through the windshield.
On the vehicle certification plate (which is located on the middle pillar on the driver's or passenger's side) has a vehicle identification number (VIN).
Specifications/Tire Pressure Table
The tires fitted to your vehicle have been selected to provide the best handling characteristics for your vehicle. The Tire Specifications Decal is located on the outer panel of the driver's side B-pillar and contains information about the recommended tire pressures for your vehicle.
Engine serial number
The engine serial number is stamped on the cylinder block as shown.
Dimensions
Note. *With roof rack.
Power of lighting lamps
Note. *In the presence of. LEDs.
Tires and wheels
Recommended lubricants and quantity information
To achieve optimal engine and transmission performance, as well as to increase their service life, use only high-quality lubricants. Quality lubricants also affect engine performance and reduce fuel consumption. The following lubricants and fluids are recommended for use on your vehicle:
Note.
- *1 See recommended SAE viscosity index.
- *2 Currently available oil labeled: «Energy Conserving OH» (Energy saving motor oil). Among other positive effects, the use of such an oil contributes to fuel economy by reducing the fuel consumption required to overcome the friction of engine parts. These improvements are often difficult to measure in daily driving, but the cumulative cost and energy savings over the year are impressive.
- *3 Diesel particulate filter.
Engine Oil Recommendations
Recommended SAE Viscosity Index Values
Attention. Be sure to clean the area around any filler cap, drain hole, and dipstick before checking or changing the oil level. This is especially important when operating the vehicle in dusty, dirty conditions and when driving on unpaved roads. Cleaning the cover and dipstick will prevent dust and grit from getting into the engine and other mechanisms that could be damaged.
Engine oil viscosity affects fuel consumption and cold weather operation (engine start and oil supply). A low viscosity engine oil provides the best fuel economy and engine performance in cold weather, while a high viscosity engine oil is essential for maintaining engine lubrication in hot conditions.
The use of oils with viscosity coefficients other than those recommended may result in engine failure. When choosing the type of oil, consider the temperature range that your vehicle will be exposed to until the next oil change. Select the recommended viscosity values from the table.