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I can’t figure out what my gear ratio is. I’d like to know how much my truck will/won’t haul. Rather than the normal door jam/glove box sticker showing the RPO codes or Service Parts ID code, my truck has a QR code. A QR reader app gave me the following codes: AG1 AXK AY0 AZ3 CJ2 C5Z DL8 EF7 E63 FHO G1K H0U IO6 I18 JD9 L83 MAH MSL MYC NP5 NTB QT0 RC4 RD4 RUF UDD UQ3 U2K V8D WMJ X88 Z60 1LT 4AA 6YB 7YB 8X2 9X2 Please help. Thanks.
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I have scoured the RPO codes and vin decoders and can not seem to figure out what my trim package is. I assume its an LS but there is no 1234LS RPO code. Here is a pic of the RPO codes:
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Does anyone know if there are RPO codes signifying a Sierra is an Elevation Edition? My 2015 doesn't have the Elevation emblems on it. Anything else Thanks
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I'm not sure that's the right way to put it, but something I can't figure out . . . If you have a sticker that shows RPO codes 11 columns wide & 8 rows deep, is, say, position Col.3 + Row 4 always the code for the same feature ? Or are they just randomly listed. If it's just random, and you wanted to find, say, the axle ratio code, then you'd have an RPO lookup chart, and you'd have to, one by one, go through say 88 codes on the sticker, until you found the one that is the same as an axle ratio code - which would be kind of tedious. But if I knew that the axle ratio code was always in position, say, Col.3 + Row 4 it would be a lot easier. Follow my drift ?
