When was my car manufactured?

Find the tenth digit. This is the beginning of the Vehicle Identifier Section (VIS) of the VIN, and represents the model year.

Find the corresponding year. The tenth digit started with B, which represents 1981. The letters follow consecutively for each year thereafter, down to Y, which represents 2000. The letters I, O, Q, U and Z are not used, so those should be skipped in the order. Beginning with 2001, numbers are used to represent the years, so 1 is for 2001, 2 is for 2002, etc. Starting with 2010, the tenth digit becomes a letter again, starting with A.

we need to know that manufacturer of the engine first as engine numbers can be anywhere on the block
post again with the details and question as posts are not linked

Ok, no problem. Copy down your VIN number and go to a decoding site.
A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is the string of 17 numbers and letters that an automobile manufacturer assigns to an individual vehicle. The VIN can reveal a number of things about a car, including its airbag type, country of origin, engine size, model year and trim level. The VIN also is key to car safety. By entering a VIN in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's free VIN Look-up Tool, you can see whether a vehicle is subject to a recall. Typically, the VIN is stamped into a plate that's mounted on the dashboard near the windshield or on the driver-side door jamb. It's also stamped on the engine's firewall.

The build date doesn't necessarily indicate the model year of the vehicle. You can have a car built in 2006, but it's a 2007 model.

The vehicle could also be compliant for 2008 standards, even though it was built in a different year.

The VIN is what you should go by. If you are worried I would check that the reg. authority has the correct VIN.

The vin number would tell you this, you can find this in the drivers side door jam, and contact your local DMV, they would have this on file via, registrations.

State side it would be a 2.0 ltr. Best thing to do is take down the VIN number and call the dealer. They can look it up and tell you what the manufacturer installed. If you need a service manual, let know.

They should have asked you for the vehicle VIN number. This would have the date of manufacture. There are only two choices, and physically looking at the O2 that needs to be replaced will solve this issue of what one or style is needed.

Hello: The tenth digit of the vin number tells you the year. Also look on the driver door frame or the door sill on the body if there is a white sticker it may give you the month and year of manufacturer.

Look in the door opening on the drivers side. There's a tag that has the month and year of manufacture.

Hi.
First please go here and read others complaints. Some times the Manufacturer
takes care of things silently so take your vin number and call the local dealer [s] -and ask of they are aware of a recall or partial reimbursements. Also you might consider sending a letter to Chrysler Jeep - you never know unless you try right?

Now for your question.
The BEST way to get what you want and need is to take the vin number again and ask the dealer for a 'blow up' of the read cargo door innards.
Jeep - Chrysler - has changed these window regulators and how they operate so often that they keep their information close to the factory. As an owner you will be welcomed to have the diagram. Please DO ASK About RECALLS and SERVICE BULLETINS