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Normally you will never need the engine number unless you suspect it is stolen or you have replaced it with another. The VIN Number is key to the car's identity. The VIN is visible from outside on the front windscreen edge or hidden in a few places
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It can be found on a plate located on the engine or on the dashboard, and it contains important information about your vehicle, including the make, model, and ...
Those numbers on the cap identify which cylinder is connected to which plug wire and in some cases its also the firing order. Usually the firing order is stamped into the top of the intake manifold someplace. You also need to know which direction the rotor is turning in to make sure you get the correct order. Leave the cap off and bump the started to see which direction the rotor turns in and you can work out the firing order from that.
your sub woofer has only one input to make it work. plug in your rca cables into the back of the sub woofer and the other end into the audio out or subwoofer out put on the back of your surround system.
also has 2 speaker inputs so you can expand your speaker setup. plug thos in and you can hook up 2 speakers to th output on the back of the sub.
never seen a petrol model of this one but i should imagine its either an earth or the take off for the rev counter .put a meter across the wires and chassis and see what happens ,then you will know whats the feed and whats not
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