Honda FIT/JAZZ GK,GK3 and GK5...Any change on them???
Hi there to ALL FF members.We ALL know that the Fit 07-08 is the GD,the Fit 09-14 is the GE8 and NOW the Fit '15 is the GK.I was asking myself... Does the letters and numbers means something special(maybe no maybe yes)?I found that it looks that there are 3 different GK...GK,GK3 and GK5....Is this because the engine specs???:rolleyes:.Maybe some friend here from the forum can explain and help us to understand it better because i really don't know...:iough:
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If it is like alot of Honda designations, then gk is the chassis and the numbe is the trim. ie ek4 was their bottom line civic hatch w/ the B16A and ek9 was the type r w/ the B16B
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Here are the car codes for the third generation Fit
GK5=third generation Fit H = CVT G = 6 speed manual transmission 5 = LX trim level 8 = EX trim level So the different VIN codes for the 3rd generation Fit are: GK5G5 = LX 6MT GK5H5 = LX CVT GK5G8 = EX 6MT GK5H8 = EX CVT So a whole VIN looks like this: 3HGGK5H88 FM701456 The first digit (3) indicates the country where the car was assembled in this case 3 means Mexico the second digit (H) indicates the manufacturer in this case Honda The third digit (G) indicates this is a passenger car The next 3 digits indicate the model in this case the GK5 means 3rd generation Fit The H after the model means CVT transmission The 8 after the transmission digit means it is an LX The next 8 is called a "check digit" that is used in a mathematical formula using the other digits to verify that a VIN is correct. The F indicates the year in this case 2015 The M indicates the specific manufacturing plant in this case Celaya Mexico The 7 indicates it is a car for the US market The last 5 digits are the sequential production number So you see, you can learn allot about a car from the VIN. There is no VIN digit to indicate for the paint color or leather interior. |
Originally Posted by shakedown94
(Post 1234239)
If it is like alot of Honda designations, then gk is the chassis and the numbe is the trim. ie ek4 was their bottom line civic hatch w/ the B16A and ek9 was the type r w/ the B16B
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Originally Posted by TCroly
(Post 1234241)
Here are the car codes for the third generation Fit
GK5=third generation Fit H = CVT G = 6 speed manual transmission 5 = LX trim level 8 = EX trim level So the different VIN codes for the 3rd generation Fit are: GK5G5 = LX 6MT GK5H5 = LX CVT GK5G8 = EX 6MT GK5H8 = EX CVT So a whole VIN looks like this: 3HGGK5H88 FM701456 The first digit (3) indicates the country where the car was assembled in this case 3 means Mexico the second digit (H) indicates the manufacturer in this case Honda The third digit (G) indicates this is a passenger car The next 3 digits indicate the model in this case the GK5 means 3rd generation Fit The H after the model means CVT transmission The 8 after the transmission digit means it is an LX The next 8 is called a "check digit" that is used in a mathematical formula using the other digits to verify that a VIN is correct. The F indicates the year in this case 2015 The M indicates the specific manufacturing plant in this case Celaya Mexico The 7 indicates it is a car for the US market The last 5 digits are the sequential production number So you see, you can learn allot about a car from the VIN. There is no VIN digit to indicate for the paint color or leather interior. |
Originally Posted by StormSurfer
(Post 1234242)
Hi there shakedown94.Welcome to FF.Thanks for the help.This is your first writing here on FF...Cool.I really don't know much about Honda engines and specs BUT i like and love my Honda Fit.I had add you to my friend list.I hope you can make a lot of new friends around here in FF.They are GREAT people.They like to help and always you can count of them.What year is your Fit???
I am a long time Honda guy that stepped away. 1st car was used 1980 Civic hatch and have owned 5 others since then. But seriously looking at FIT. I am driving a 2012 accent 5 door 6 spd now. Readyto come back w/ the improvements on the GK. Will be looking to get a LX 6spd and doing intake/exhaust/suspension mods. |
Originally Posted by shakedown94
(Post 1234252)
Thanks.
I am a long time Honda guy that stepped away. 1st car was used 1980 Civic hatch and have owned 5 others since then. But seriously looking at FIT. I am driving a 2012 accent 5 door 6 spd now. Readyto come back w/ the improvements on the GK. Will be looking to get a LX 6spd and doing intake/exhaust/suspension mods. |
Originally Posted by StormSurfer
(Post 1234254)
Nice...I will keep a eye on your new '15 LX.Any color preference???
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Originally Posted by shakedown94
(Post 1234262)
dark gray, red, blue
http://www.noblesse-japan.com/20131207blog.jpg It look that the owner install a black stripe down below the doors and remove the side skirts when he install it.This new body style looks really nice.Crazy to see them with a drop and with mods in the street :vtec:. |
Originally Posted by TCroly
(Post 1234241)
Here are the car codes for the third generation Fit
GK5=third generation Fit H = CVT G = 6 speed manual transmission 5 = LX trim level 8 = EX trim level So the different VIN codes for the 3rd generation Fit are: GK5G5 = LX 6MT GK5H5 = LX CVT GK5G8 = EX 6MT GK5H8 = EX CVT So a whole VIN looks like this: 3HGGK5H88 FM701456 The first digit (3) indicates the country where the car was assembled in this case 3 means Mexico the second digit (H) indicates the manufacturer in this case Honda The third digit (G) indicates this is a passenger car The next 3 digits indicate the model in this case the GK5 means 3rd generation Fit The H after the model means CVT transmission The 8 after the transmission digit means it is an LX The next 8 is called a "check digit" that is used in a mathematical formula using the other digits to verify that a VIN is correct. The F indicates the year in this case 2015 The M indicates the specific manufacturing plant in this case Celaya Mexico The 7 indicates it is a car for the US market The last 5 digits are the sequential production number So you see, you can learn allot about a car from the VIN. There is no VIN digit to indicate for the paint color or leather interior. VIN = JHMGE67509S215242 I'm guessing J = Japan H = Honda M = ? GE6 = (I know it is 2nd gen, but why the 6 and not 8) As for the rest of the digits, can you explain (Please) |
Originally Posted by BrianKearsey
(Post 1234489)
Can you tell me what all the digits mean for my VIN as the digits you listed a few don't seem to make sense
VIN = JHMGE67509S215242 I'm guessing J = Japan H = Honda M = ? GE6 = (I know it is 2nd gen, but why the 6 and not 8) As for the rest of the digits, can you explain (Please) If it was a GE8 then it computes to being a Canadian LX manual transmission car manufactured in Japan. |
Originally Posted by TCroly
(Post 1234498)
The car is a Canadian car based on the 2 preceding the sequential production number and perhaps Canada has a unique model that is different from the base and sport US models, DX, LX in Canada, but it really seems like it should be GE8 instead of a GE6. The M is a passenger car manufactured in Japan
If it was a GE8 then it computes to being a Canadian LX manual transmission car manufactured in Japan. |
I just bought a Fit on Monday and the VIN ends with 1056x. (I'm obscuring the last digit with an x for some reason)
Does that mean 10,500 2015 Fits have been manufactured? I presume this is the count of just the Fits made by the Mexico plant, not world wide. |
Originally Posted by TCroly
(Post 1234241)
Here are the car codes for the third generation Fit
GK5=third generation Fit H = CVT G = 6 speed manual transmission 5 = LX trim level 8 = EX trim level So the different VIN codes for the 3rd generation Fit are: GK5G5 = LX 6MT GK5H5 = LX CVT GK5G8 = EX 6MT GK5H8 = EX CVT So a whole VIN looks like this: 3HGGK5H88 FM701456 The first digit (3) indicates the country where the car was assembled in this case 3 means Mexico the second digit (H) indicates the manufacturer in this case Honda The third digit (G) indicates this is a passenger car The next 3 digits indicate the model in this case the GK5 means 3rd generation Fit The H after the model means CVT transmission The 8 after the transmission digit means it is an LX The next 8 is called a "check digit" that is used in a mathematical formula using the other digits to verify that a VIN is correct. The F indicates the year in this case 2015 The M indicates the specific manufacturing plant in this case Celaya Mexico The 7 indicates it is a car for the US market The last 5 digits are the sequential production number So you see, you can learn allot about a car from the VIN. There is no VIN digit to indicate for the paint color or leather interior.
Originally Posted by simonx314
(Post 1249964)
I just bought a Fit on Monday and the VIN ends with 1056x. (I'm obscuring the last digit with an x for some reason)
Does that mean 10,500 2015 Fits have been manufactured? I presume this is the count of just the Fits made by the Mexico plant, not world wide. As for the running count being limited to just the Mexico plant... I'm not sure, but it's probable. |
Originally Posted by TCroly
(Post 1234241)
Here are the car codes for the third generation Fit
GK5=third generation Fit H = CVT G = 6 speed manual transmission 5 = LX trim level 8 = EX trim level So the different VIN codes for the 3rd generation Fit are: GK5G5 = LX 6MT GK5H5 = LX CVT GK5G8 = EX 6MT GK5H8 = EX CVT So a whole VIN looks like this: 3HGGK5H88 FM701456 The first digit (3) indicates the country where the car was assembled in this case 3 means Mexico the second digit (H) indicates the manufacturer in this case Honda The third digit (G) indicates this is a passenger car The next 3 digits indicate the model in this case the GK5 means 3rd generation Fit The H after the model means CVT transmission The 8 after the transmission digit means it is an LX The next 8 is called a "check digit" that is used in a mathematical formula using the other digits to verify that a VIN is correct. The F indicates the year in this case 2015 The M indicates the specific manufacturing plant in this case Celaya Mexico The 7 indicates it is a car for the US market The last 5 digits are the sequential production number So you see, you can learn allot about a car from the VIN. There is no VIN digit to indicate for the paint color or leather interior. |
Originally Posted by Tonyride
(Post 1403159)
In the VIN for my 2015 that highlighted #8 check digit is a "9". Should I be concerned about that? We just bought the car CFO from a Honda dealer.
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Originally Posted by Uncle Gary
(Post 1403181)
the check digit can be any number 0-9. It just happens to be an “8” in the example shown. |
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