Almost4x4

Hi Guys I'd like to ask for some help.

I can't identify my Pajero by VIN number on any website decoding VINs, even the Mitsubishi website doesn't recognize my VIN as a proper one. What is wrong? Is my Pajero fake or what? :023:

The VIN is JMYMRV63W3J707130

and here is instruction for decoding http://www.mitsubishicars.com/media/own ... 03VINs.pdf

Doesn't match at all! Nevertheless the car is in Dubai Mitsubishi dealer's database.
Can anyone help please.

BTW I'm also looking for Owner's Manual, if anyone can borrow for copy I'd be gratefull. The Dealer couldn't help.

Theo

[quote=Theo;10431]Hi Guys I'd like to ask for some help.

I can't identify my Pajero by VIN number on any website decoding VINs, even the Mitsubishi website doesn't recognize my VIN as a proper one. What is wrong? Is my Pajero fake or what? :023:

The VIN is JMYMRV63W3J707130

and here is instruction for decoding http://www.mitsubishicars.com/media/own ... 03VINs.pdf

Doesn't match at all! Nevertheless the car is in Dubai Mitsubishi dealer's database.
Can anyone help please.

BTW I'm also looking for Owner's Manual, if anyone can borrow for copy I'd be gratefull. The Dealer couldn't help.

Theo[/quote]
Normally owners manual are available for free download for all cars from manufacturer's website. If you are looking for Service manual, try to get it from here - http://carpdf.net/mitsubishi-montero-20 ... -ebook.htm

Your VIN is not a valid number. Can you check, if your registration corresponds to the reality printed on the car itself? Isn't there a typing error? I tried this website (http://www.decodevin.com/) with my VINs and it works correctly.

Check you VIN once again and try it out....http://www.decodevin.com/ --- This one is working well brother.

are you sure that you didn't buy it from China Market? :022:

Just kidding..I hope the guys can assist you

what year is your pajero?
May be you can find something here, http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMNA/jsp/ ... rmation.do

Guess what, you're not the only one with this issue.
I've found http://pajero4x4.ru/ and most of the vin they have posted cannot be decoded through any of the decoders.
This website can help you if you know Russian language :011:

Ok, here is an update...

Lucky you, I'm free at work (as usual :011:) and found out this decoder...
http://vinformer.su/ru/ident/vin/decode.php (although it's not giving 100% info but still :057:)

Take a look. let google translate the page in english.

http://www.japancats.ru/Mitsubishi/
For Manual Decoding: http://www.japanservice.ru/articles/7/34/

[quote=FSL;10444]what year is your pajero?
May be you can find something here, http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMNA/jsp/ ... rmation.do[/quote]
It's 2003 Montero, which can be seen from the published Theo's VIN, 8th digit from the right.

[quote=FSL;10447]Ok, here is an update...

Lucky you, I'm free at work (as usual :011:) and found out this decoder...
http://vinformer.su/ru/ident/vin/decode.php (although it's not giving 100% info but still :057:)

Take a look. let google translate the page in english.

http://www.japancats.ru/Mitsubishi/
For Manual Decoding: http://www.japanservice.ru/articles/7/34/[/quote]
This link works and correctly identifies the vehicle. A good message is that it also does say, that this car is not registered in DB of stolen cars. :011:

Here is the English version of this decoder; it works with 17 digit VIN numbers - http://vinformer.su/en/ident/vin/decode.php

FSL, check your VIN here - http://www.ugnaly.com/poiskavto.php

Enter your VIN into VIN field, enter the security code and click the button at the bottom on the right...