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EPA engine family

Engine family LJAJC.049S4B

If this code is printed on your emission label, this is your machine's federal record: sold under Jiajue U.S.A. LLC, with an engine built by Zhejiang Jiajue, certified as street-legal scooters and motorcycles.

Displacement
49cc
Model years
2020
Models certified
15
Certificates
1

What this record says

Sold in the US by
Jiajue U.S.A. LLC
Engine built by
Zhejiang Jiajue
Vehicle category
Highway Motorcycle - Ia (<50cc)
Certificate numbers
LJAJC.049S4B-001

What the number itself says

Reading LJAJC.049S4B left to right: L is the model-year letter for 2020, JAJ is the three-character code the EPA assigned to Jiajue U.S.A. as certificate holder, C marks a highway (street-legal) certification, .049 is the displacement in litres, so 49cc and S4B is Jiajue U.S.A.'s own sequence for that year. Nothing in the number names the factory — that comes from the certificate itself.

The engine, as described on the certificate

The test vehicle Jiajue U.S.A. submitted for this family (model JJ50QT-21) carried engine code JJ1P39QMB. In the Chinese engine-model convention that reads as one cylinder, horizontal (flat) cylinder, with a nominal 39 mm bore, QMB series. Against the certified 49cc that implies a stroke of roughly 41 mm — a sanity check for a piston or cylinder listing, not a published figure.

The certificate describes a four-stroke, single-cylinder engine with 2 valves per cylinder fed by carburettor. There is a catalytic converter in the exhaust, recorded as "TWC, single bed, open loop". The head carries a pulse secondary-air (PAIR) valve.

Rated power on the record is 1.9 kW (about 3 hp) at 7,500 rpm, driving through a CVT (belt and variator).

Engine code on test vehicle
JJ1P39QMB
Nominal bore (from the code)
39 mm · implied stroke ≈ 41 mm
Cylinders / valves
1 · 2 per cylinder
Cycle
four-stroke
Fuel delivery
carburettor
Oxygen sensor
no
Engine control
other
Catalytic converter
TWC, single bed, open loop
Air injection
PAIR
Rated power
1.9 kW (≈3 hp)
Rated speed
7,500 rpm
Transmission
CVT (belt and variator)
Sales area
49S
Vehicle built by
Zhejiang Jiajue Motorcycle Manufacturing Co.,Ltd
Test vehicle model
JJ50QT-21

Filing history and where it was sold

Jiajue U.S.A. filed one certificate under this family, for model year 2020, sold as 49-state (not certified for sale in California).

The vehicle itself is recorded as built by the same company, Zhejiang Jiajue Motorcycle Manufacturing Co.,Ltd in China — engine and chassis from one source.

Certified emission levels: CO 5.3, HC 0.4 g/km.

Other records carrying the same engine code

Jiajue U.S.A. certified an engine with this code under 11 other family numbers — the same engine filed again in another year, or in an off-road and a street version:

  • FJAJC.049S4A (2015)
  • GJAJC.049S4A (2016)
  • HJAJC.049S4A (2017)
  • JJAJC.049S4A (2018)
  • KJAJC.049S4B (2019)
  • MJAJC.049S4B (2021)
  • NJAJC.049S4B (2022)
  • PJAJC.049S4B (2023)
  • RJAJC.049S4B (2024)
  • SJAJC.049S4B (2025)
  • TJAJC.049S4B (2026)

Other certificate holders whose test vehicle carried the same engine code:

A shared code from the same factory is a strong search lead. From a different factory it is as often a naming coincidence. Either way it narrows the search; it does not settle it — measure before you buy.

Models certified under LJAJC.049S4B

Every model designation the importer listed on this certificate. If your machine's model name appears here, this is the right record — even if the name on the bodywork is slightly different.

BOLT · Beast · Breeze · Havoc · JJ50QT-13 · JJ50QT-17 · JJ50QT-21 · JJ50QT-22 · JJ50QT-23 · JJ50QT-32 · JJ50QT-40 · JJ50QT-6 · Prime · Scorch · Sprint

Other American badges on engines from the same factory

Related in the registry

Source. US EPA annual certification data — EPA Certified Highway Motorcycle Test Results, MY2006-present; EPA Certified Off-Road Motorcycle / ATV / UTV / Rec Vehicle, MY2006-present. Retrieved 2026-09-07. Full provenance and method.