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Do dealerships not provide build sheets any longer? I called a local dealership, and two separate times they told me they will email it to me and never have. I called another and the said because I didn't buy it from them they can't help me. There also used to be a GM site you could do VIN decoding but seems it's shut down. The only place I can seem to find it is that comp nine site but it's 5 bucks but idk if it's legit or not. 

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I just had a chat over at my.cheverolet and they were able to list the build sheet on my 2016.

 

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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Your dealers you tried are just lazy.  Did you try their parts counter?  Whether you bought there or not, they can help. 

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On 3/2/2018 at 12:54 PM, newdude said:

Your dealers you tried are just lazy.  Did you try their parts counter?  Whether you bought there or not, they can help. 

I keep getting sent to the service area. I've tried Starling Chevrolet, Carl Black Chevrolet, and New Smyrna Chevrolet. Got nothing yet from any of them and I've tried a mix of calling and online chatting with them. Have any suggestions for a helpful dealer? 

Donstar Senior Enthusiast

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Are you looking for a build sheet for a 2003 Suburban?  If so, I wonder if the age of your vehicle is a factor.

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26 minutes ago, Donstar said:

Are you looking for a build sheet for a 2003 Suburban?  If so, I wonder if the age of your vehicle is a factor.

 

GM's system can pull to like 1998?  But the parts department can usually get all the way to 1992-ish. 

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2 hours ago, Donstar said:

Are you looking for a build sheet for a 2003 Suburban?  If so, I wonder if the age of your vehicle is a factor.

Starling Chevy and New Smyrna both acted like it was no problem and just never got back with me, even after multiple calls/IMs. Carl Black is the only one who flat refused stating, not that age, but the fact I didn't buy it from them was the issue. 

12 minutes ago, SnakeEyeSS said:

Compnine.com

 

It costs but works

Is this a legit site? I only want one I don't want 5 lol. 

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On 3/7/2018 at 4:05 PM, juscuzram said:

Email your vin to [email protected] and they'll send you a build sheet.

This is the one that worked! Thanks everyone! They had it to me super fast and it was all together on 2 pages, exactly what I was looking for!

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8 minutes ago, Xtreemjedi said:

This is the one that worked! Thanks everyone! They had it to me super fast and it was all together on 2 pages, exactly what I was looking for!

Glad it worked for you! I though this was the coolest thing when I got it. Shows every option included with your truck!

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36 minutes ago, juscuzram said:

Glad it worked for you! I though this was the coolest thing when I got it. Shows every option included with your truck!

Yup.. That's how I got mine. They sent it to me in lass than 24 hours.

The main thing is that it's the real deal.. I've seen a few half ass 3rd party ones by running my VIN, but they definitely weren't the official GM build sheets.

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