Rotax 582 year from serial number

Hi!

can someone help me find some more info on my engine? When it made so on....

Engine Serial Number: 5381976

Engine Type: ROTAX 582 UL Mod.99

Engine Version: ROTAX 582 UL Mod. 99

Model Number: 395820010

Thanks!

Engine Serial Number: 5381976

Manufacturing Date: 03.11.2000

TBO: 300hr or 5 years (whichever comes first)

Hi i need help to find som more info on my engine.

Engine Serial Number: 5306189

Engine Type: ROTAX 582 UL Mod.99

Thanks!:)

Hi everyone, new here, I recently had a problem with my engine, and I now start to have strange details that make me question the hours the engine can have. In that matter, I am wondering if you can find out the manufacturing date for instance, or any other details? I searched the rotax website, and got the engine configuration search results as follow : 

Engine Serial Number: 4172389
Engine Type: ROTAX 582 UL
Engine Version: ROTAX 582 UL Mod. 99
Certification/Approval: Approved according to ASTM F2339
Model Number: 305820010

Can you get something about manufacturing date? It’s head seems to have been painted blue, but not from factory, so sort of a scam…?! (I’d expect Overhauls are not registered to the manufacturer…)

It would be of great help to me.
Good flights to anyone here and thank’s for the forum!

Engine Serial Number: 4172389

ROTAX 582 UL Mod 90 (Grey Head) *Please note that the information you received about your engine being a ROTAX 582 UL Mod 99 is incorrect*

Manufacturing Date: 15.12.1993

TBO: 300 hours or 5 years (whichever comes first)

Your engine is a Mod 90 (grey head), produced until 1999. After 1999, Rotax upgraded the cooling system and introduced the 582 Mod 99 (blue head). Given the 5-year TBO, your engine should have undergone at least six overhauls since it was manufactured.

We strongly recommend sending your engine to an authorized Rotax Service Center for a proper overhaul, which includes replacing the crankshaft with a genuine Rotax 582 crankshaft. If a mechanic claims to be a "Rotax expert" but does not replace the crankshaft, you are not getting a true overhaul. It’s crucial to be cautious about where you send your engine.

To ensure quality service, here is a list of recognized Rotax facilities where you can arrange a complete and authentic overhaul. https://dealerlocator.flyrotax.com