New Member. Help have I bought a Ringer?

Jaygeedee

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Hi just joined and looking forward to delving into the vast collection of knowledge, I know is available. But before that can anyone out there help me?
I have recently purchased a 1992 4Runner LHD.
It has a French Certificate d’immatriculation, and the VIN matches the vehicle.
However when I try to check the number on various web sites it shows as not being valid.
Can anyone sugest how I can confirm that the following VIN is correct.
JT111LDN909008307
Number d’imatriculation: DB-062-XV
All official contact to Toyota seems to be via their dealer network, and me trying to explain to a French reception engineer that I think my vehicle ID is not correct would make a short comedy film!!
Vehicle is registered, so I could ignore the situation, and soldier on. But knowing my luck if I ever tried to sell the vehicle the s**t would hit the preverbial.
Any help would be greatfully recieved.
John Daniells
 
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Several VIN decoders on the web also say it's invalid.
Usually because the ninth digit (check digit) is bad.
One did say it was a 2000 Tacoma, but that's bogus.
 
Yeah it's likely due to the 9th digit which is the year and since they only have 9 digits it gets re-used. My guess would be that the vin wasn't re-used for some reason so it doesn't show up due to age. Ran into a similar problem with my 85 at the DMV and the girl had to call the supervisor over and enter everything manually as it was saying I had a much newer runner due to vin re-use. Good luck with the search
 
Hi just joined and looking forward to delving into the vast collection of knowledge, I know is available. But before that can anyone out there help me?
I have recently purchased a 1992 4Runner LHD.
It has a French Certificate d’immatriculation, and the VIN matches the vehicle.
However when I try to check the number on various web sites it shows as not being valid.
Can anyone sugest how I can confirm that the following VIN is correct.
JT111LDN909008307
Number d’imatriculation: DB-062-XV
All official contact to Toyota seems to be via their dealer network, and me trying to explain to a French reception engineer that I think my vehicle ID is not correct would make a short comedy film!!
Vehicle is registered, so I could ignore the situation, and soldier on. But knowing my luck if I ever tried to sell the vehicle the s**t would hit the preverbial.
Any help would be greatfully recieved.
John Daniells

Right on! Good Luck!
 

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