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after failing at the local chevy dealership to see if they would give me a part number on a few items .. i hope to find a place online .. but so far my searches are not turning up all to well ...

 

not looking nesc for the optional peices ... but an OEM peice ... namely the center part of my bench seat ... trying to find some place i can get the P/N's for the center seat / console .. that has the lift up cover on the top part ... (and the bottom part that has the lift up cover if this is an option, only saw one pic of this and not for certain if it was factory or aftermarket) ...

 

trying to get a little more storage room in my truck .. since the gloveboxes are somewhat small ... and since my truck is a WT package .. the center armrest doesn't have the cover that folds down over it .. so if i raise it up .. well you can figure it out ...

 

any help or suggestions?

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after failing at the local chevy dealership to see if they would give me a part number on a few items .. i hope to find a place online .. but so far my searches are not turning up all to well ...

 

not looking nesc for the optional peices ... but an OEM peice ... namely the center part of my bench seat ... trying to find some place i can get the P/N's for the center seat / console .. that has the lift up cover on the top part ... (and the bottom part that has the lift up cover if this is an option, only saw one pic of this and not for certain if it was factory or aftermarket) ...

 

trying to get a little more storage room in my truck .. since the gloveboxes are somewhat small ... and since my truck is a WT package .. the center armrest doesn't have the cover that folds down over it .. so if i raise it up .. well you can figure it out ...

 

I wish I could give you the link and you could just click on it... I'm not that good !

 

Try this ,not sure what it does, it was given to me by GMC when I had ask some pointed questions re: OEM parts/specs.

 

http://www.gmupfitters.com/publicat/ld_2007.htm

 

If that doesn't work ,I'd just google: gmupfitters.com

 

Good luck,

 

any help or suggestions?

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i got the website to work .. gmupfitter.com .. but not quite sure what they do ... can i request the p/n through them or something?

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i got the website to work .. gmupfitter.com .. but not quite sure what they do ... can i request the p/n through them or something?

 

 

Like I stated, I got the website from some GM info line. I wanted to know the size of the stock front / rear rotors on my truck. They told me to use the link. I never really checked it out until just now. Looks pretty useless to me ! Sorry I wasted your time.

 

I'll keep watching your post, I want to find out if the intake system on the 6.2L Denali is the same as on the '08 Corvette 6.2L . Part Numbers are probably the best way ??

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yeah part numbers and crossrefrencing would be about the best way ...

 

if i could find a parts dept that had a friendly staff i could get the P/N's i needed .. but the local dealerships are just jerks ...

 

hmmm, i will go ahead and fill out their form on that site just to see where it gets me ... but sounds like it is for more 'official' use by other companies...

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