Identifying sonoma model

[himthere]

I can't seem to find exactly which model my 03 sonoma is. Need rotors and it seems model is important to get the right ones. The only indication on the body is the "Wheels" emblem on the tailgate and front fenders. There is a "SRS" molded into the steering wheel airbag. Looking up parts, there is no "SRS". The only models listed are "SL", and "SLS". I have a regular cab, not extended or crew. 2 wheel drive. 2.2 L engine. Rear drum, front disc brakes. Bolt pattern seems to be an issue also. Some rotors list as 5x4.75, and some as 5x4.80. Mine measure 4.5 center to center across the wheel, not adjacent. What method is used to determine bolt pattern?

Can model be deciphered from the VIN ?

[mofo1o1]

you should be able to just run the vin to the dealer and they will tell you

[Chris]

Model can be pulled from VIN and your options tag in the glove box. SRS isn't a trim level, it stands for Self-Inflated Restraint System. It is just the airbag and lets you know it is an airbag.

[ClutchDisc]

Model can be pulled from VIN and your options tag in the glove box. SRS isn't a trim level, it stands for Self-Inflated Restraint System. It is just the airbag and lets you know it is an airbag.

 

Is that what SRS means? I always thought it stood for Supplementary Restraint System.

[Chris]

Could be yours. Who knows. Its too early in tha am. Its airbag stuff. Anyways it isnt a trim

 

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[ClutchDisc]

Don't the Sonomas have the trim level on the B pillar like the S-10s do? Unless it's a base model, I don't think the base model says anything there.

[RyanbabZ71]

Sounds like an SL. My grandpa had a similar 94

 

 

Ryan

[2002GMCSONOMA]

Sounds to me like its probably an SL model but he def. needs to run the V.I.N. to be sure.