How do I identify my Yamaha engine?
Fortunately, Yamaha has made it easy to identify this information. Yamaha outboards manufactured between 1984-2004: you must first locate the Model Number located on a label on the outboard’s transom bracket. The top number is the model number. What you are looking for is the last letter in that model number.
How do you decode a VIN number on a Yamaha ATV?
ATV VINs are standardized for all manufacturers.
- Look at the first three digits of the VIN. The first digit represents the country in which the ATV was made.
- Read the fourth through eighth digits.
- Look at the ninth digit.
- Read the tenth digit.
- Look at the eleventh digit.
- Read the twelfth through seventeenth digits.
How do you tell the year from a Yamaha VIN?
The 10th character in the 17-character VIN represents the vehicle model-year.
- This standard applies to vehicles built in or after 1981.
- Note: VINs do not include the letters I (i), O (o), Q (q), U (u) or Z (z), or the number 0, so that they will not be confused with similar looking numbers/letters.
How can you tell what year a ATV is by the VIN?
Read the tenth digit. This digit represents the year that the ATV was made. For example, A=1980, B=1981, Y=2000, 1=2001, 9=2009 and A=2010. This letter or number can repeat (the “A,” for example), but the codes of the other digits in the VIN allow you to know in which year the ATV was made.
How do I figure out what year my Yamaha Warrior is?
Look at you VIN number on the frame. The tenth digit represents the year.
What year is Yamaha Warrior 350?
The Yamaha Warrior 350 was produced from 1987 to 2004 and is considered by many to be one of the best ATVs Yamaha has ever made.
What years did Yamaha make the Warrior 350?
Yamaha first introduced its Warrior 350 back in 1987. The production run lasted for 20 years, so there have been many sold in that time. The four-stroke engine was virtually bullet-proof and has proven to offer Warrior owners a long, trouble-free life.