Get your original window sticker from Nissan

[Steelcity]

https://www.withclutch.com/window-stickers

I got one for our Leaf this morning. I put in my vin and phone number and the link to get the sticker popped up.

Thanks Gale, this worked for me also.

[GaleHawkins]

https://www.withclutch.com/window-stickers

I got one for our Leaf this morning. I put in my vin and phone number and the link to get the sticker popped up.

Thanks Gale, this worked for me also.

In looking for a parts car I found the online details to be full of errors so the window sticker at least lets one know the year, trim and options when it was new.

[gncndad]

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Uhh...NOPE!!!!!

[alozzy]

Indeed, which is why I documented earlier in this thread an admittedly techie but safer method that's also free.

[GNUD1ZERO]

At first, I thought I wanted to decode VINs to determine a LEAF has QC or not , then I found this thread about original window stickers.

Inspecting the attribute (i.e. cpo.nissanusa.com/nna/?VIN"target="_blank) worked brilliantly for me! Thank you!!

It appears however, that the oldest MY one could get original window stickers is now 2014.

I tried VINs of 2011-2013 Leafs, no luck getting stickers....

[GaleHawkins]

At first, I thought I wanted to decode VINs to determine a LEAF has QC or not , then I found this thread about original window stickers.

Inspecting the attribute (i.e. cpo.nissanusa.com/nna/?VIN"target="_blank) worked brilliantly for me! Thank you!!

It appears however, that the oldest MY one could get original window stickers is now 2014.

I tried VINs of 2011-2013 Leafs, no luck getting stickers....

2014 model year was first mostly USA manufacturer Leaf I have read. That is why I excluded 2011-2013 when shopping for a parts car to rebuild our 2016.

[alozzy]

At first, I thought I wanted to decode VINs to determine a LEAF has QC or not , then I found this thread about original window stickers.

Inspecting the attribute (i.e. cpo.nissanusa.com/nna/?VIN"target="_blank) worked brilliantly for me! Thank you!!

It appears however, that the oldest MY one could get original window stickers is now 2014.

I tried VINs of 2011-2013 Leafs, no luck getting stickers....

It's not a MY problem per se, it's just that it doesn't work for some LEAFs. Try this 2013 S VIN: 1N4AZ0CP7DC422389

[DaveinOlyWA]

At first, I thought I wanted to decode VINs to determine a LEAF has QC or not , then I found this thread about original window stickers.

Inspecting the attribute (i.e. cpo.nissanusa.com/nna/?VIN"target="_blank) worked brilliantly for me! Thank you!!

It appears however, that the oldest MY one could get original window stickers is now 2014.

I tried VINs of 2011-2013 Leafs, no luck getting stickers....

2014 model year was first mostly USA manufacturer Leaf I have read. That is why I excluded 2011-2013 when shopping for a parts car to rebuild our 2016.

2013 was the first "mostly US built" LEAF MY. Only build dates in the first 3 months are JPN built which only happened due to delays ramping up production.

[GaleHawkins]

Yes. Because the 2013 Leaf was caught up in production hades was the reason I banded it as an option.

[LeftieBiker]

2013 was the first "mostly US built" LEAF MY. Only build dates in the first 3 months are JPN built which only happened due to delays ramping up production.

I don't think that this is true. AFAIK, the 2013 Leaf was built in Tennessee from the start. The batteries, for the first three months, used the old chemistry, albeit in the new housings. They may well have used leftover electrolyte and electrodes from Japan, or even whole Japanese cells in the new cases.