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I ordered a 2021 2500 HD Lt truck in march, then it got moved to a 2022, and finally received my TPW.  I am going to put a topper on it, and am looking for the "Red Hot" color code, because with everything else in this world it takes between 4-6 weeks to receive a topper, once ordered.  Not sure if they put that color code on a sticker on the truck or if it is part of the VIN#.  I have been told by the dealer that the color code for "Red Hot" is WA130X.  Not that I don't have faith in that, because I think the code was not from a 2500hd.

So, if there is anyone that has a 2021 2500hd Lt Gas, that could let me know if there is a sticker that shows the actual color code somewhere on the vehicle, and if so ,could confirm that the red hot color code is WA130X, I would appreciate it.  Thanks

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You can find the paint color code on the stick in the door jam with the large QR code. The QR code itself will list your RPO codes if you scan it. If you look directly underneath it, you will see your vehicles color code. Mine shows 619D which is WA619D touch up paint.

 

Everything I find shows the "Red Hot" color code as WA130X (RPO G7C), so it should show up as 130X under the stickers QR code.

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20MY_SILHD_JB_1LZ_G7C.jpg


G7C  Red Hot  WA-130X
Interior: Jet Black, Gideon / Very Dark Atmosphere

 

 

Red Hot is a carry forward colour for 2022 HD.

Oxford Brown Metallic is gone, Greenstone Metallic is new.

 

 

2022 Chevrolet Truck Silverado 2500 HD

Deletions

     (GNK) Oxford Brown Metallic

New Features

     (GHR) Greenstone Metallic
     (QK2) Multi-Flex tailgate with six functional load/access features is now available on all models
     (SQ9) LPO, 20" Machined face aluminum wheels with high gloss Black accents and beadlock appearance

Changes

     (DLF) Mirror changes to RPO code (DLN)

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