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On 12/16/2024 at 5:06 PM, newdude said:

 

 

As others mentioned, your truck was ordered with the sensors (the $50 charge) and they should have been in there somewhere.  Option code PTT should be on your build sheet.  Sensor should have been in one of the two gloveboxes, under the back seat, center console, somewhere.  

 

My guess if they aren't there?  Toolbox of the tech who did the PDI or GM forgot them while it was rolling down the assembly line.  Either way, if not there, dealer owes you 4 trailer TPM sensors if they aren't with the truck as it was ordered. 

 

For some reason, that code and a few other codes are missing from my QR code. I have a few other packages like performance brake kit (5JL) and cat-back exhaust (WBC) that are also missing from that sticker. Not sure why that would be, I was under the impression that the sticker should have all the options listed.

 

Here's the output I got:

VINxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,2024,CK10543,11,23,01,CXXB9P, AXK AY0 A2X A50 A7K CF5 CJ2 C5Y DQS DRZ EF7 E63 FJW F48 GAZ GU5 G80 H1Y H1Y IOK J24 J61 KW7 L84 MAH MHS NUG N10 N57 OST QAE QAQ RHO RM7 UDV UQA UV6 U2K V8D WMY X88 YF5 Z71 Z82 1LZ 4AA 4AA 6CR 7CR 8AT 9AT,8624,,,,

Posted (edited)
31 minutes ago, casual said:

 

For some reason, that code and a few other codes are missing from my QR code. I have a few other packages like performance brake kit (5JL) and cat-back exhaust (WBC) that are also missing from that sticker. Not sure why that would be, I was under the impression that the sticker should have all the options listed.

 

Here's the output I got:

VINxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,2024,CK10543,11,23,01,CXXB9P, AXK AY0 A2X A50 A7K CF5 CJ2 C5Y DQS DRZ EF7 E63 FJW F48 GAZ GU5 G80 H1Y H1Y IOK J24 J61 KW7 L84 MAH MHS NUG N10 N57 OST QAE QAQ RHO RM7 UDV UQA UV6 U2K V8D WMY X88 YF5 Z71 Z82 1LZ 4AA 4AA 6CR 7CR 8AT 9AT,8624,,,,

 

 

The QR barcode SPID doesn't show every code, only about 60-70% of them.

 

The actual GM build sheet would have them all.

Edited by newdude
Posted
57 minutes ago, newdude said:

 

 

The QR barcode SPID doesn't show every code, only about 60-70% of them.

 

The actual GM build sheet would have them all.

 

Is there any way for me to obtain the build sheet?

Posted
41 minutes ago, casual said:

 

Is there any way for me to obtain the build sheet?

 

 

Dealer.  Parts department can get it right in their catalog or parts or service can pull it from GM IVH.  

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77 G for an LTZ that's why it sat there a year. If you got it for 60 that's a steal. Congratulations. 

That truck is absolutely loaded.

 

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