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Any idea which part numbers apply for a given vehicle? My spring has a part number listed (22845794) on a label attached to the spring. It is located on the driver's side for a GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Z71.

 

GMPartsNow.com has the part number listed as the right spring with some codes below it 4WD (6D4, 7D4, 6D7, 7D7). The numbers do not match any RPO codes and the part number does not match a similar part taken off a Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LTZ Z71 4WD.

 

I can call on Monday, but thought someone may already have this information. Thank you.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Do a p/n search. It's available.

 

 

If I wanted a direct exact replacement, I'd use the vin to get the right part.

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I tried entering the VIN on several GM parts websites. So far, everyone gives me a complete list of 2WD and 4WD options which is rather large. I guess a call to the dealer on Monday will be required. I am looking at buying springs off an LTZ to retrofit with 5100s. It is cheaper than the labor to remove the existing struts, disassemble and reinstall.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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I had my alignment shop do the whole installation on my 2008 for $200.

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I wish it were that cheap in Washington. Most of my quotes are $325-400 in my area because I have my own parts (5100s). I purchased front and rear 5100s for $340 shipped. 4 Wheel Parts who sells the same ones for $374 quoted me $600 labor to replace front/rear and do an alignment.

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I wish it were that cheap in Washington. Most of my quotes are $325-400 in my area because I have my own parts (5100s). I purchased front and rear 5100s for $340 shipped. 4 Wheel Parts who sells the same ones for $374 quoted me $600 labor to replace front/rear and do an alignment.

Where are you in Washington? I'm in Vancouver and have a shop that did mine with install of Cognito UCA's, rear block kit and rear shocks plus alignment for $350.

 

 

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