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Where to Find the Legal VIN and Engine Number on a Suzuki Splash

Model: Suzuki Splash MK 1 - Years 2008-2015
Part: Body

Let's see where to locate the stamped chassis number on the Suzuki Splash. It is necessary to know where the VIN of your vehicle is indicated because if the Police stop you and decide to carry out a cross-check with the chassis number on the registration document, you must be able to indicate where the stamped chassis number is located. The plate on the windscreen is only a courtesy number, used by dealers to move the vehicle when it has no registration plates. The engine number, however, is on the block, in a vertical position and can be easily read with the bonnet open, without having to lie under the vehicle.

Updated on 1 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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