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I currently have a 1989 Chevrolet K1500 with Vin #2GCDK14H0K1156676. It has some cracks in the front differential housing and is leaking fluid. I'm not sure what gear ratio came with this truck due to the options sticker not being legible. I also have a 1991 chevrolet with VIN #2GCEK14Z0M1103122 as a parts truck, which the options sticker isn't available either. Can any one help me to see if the gear ratios are the same and whether or not the front differentials are interchangeable? Any options which are obtainable via the VIN#s would be appreciated.

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The VIN by itself won't give you any options outside of the motor, but you might be able to take the VIN to a Chevy dealer and ask the service department to run the VIN to find out what was on it. If you ask nice, they might even print out the listing for you.

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Well,The '89 is too old for me to run.

But I was able to run the '91,It has 3.73 gears and no "G80" locking-differential.

It also has the "F44" heavy-duty chassis package,heavy-duty shocks,engine oil cooling system and heavy duty radiator and transmission cooler.

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Well,The '89 is too old for me to run.

But I was able to run the '91,It has 3.73 gears and no "G80" locking-differential.

It also has the "F44" heavy-duty chassis package,heavy-duty shocks,engine oil cooling system and heavy duty radiator and transmission cooler.

Thanks for the info. Can you give me a complete list of all of the codes for the 91, VIN #2GCEK14Z0M1103122 ?

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Well,The '89 is too old for me to run.

But I was able to run the '91,It has 3.73 gears and no "G80" locking-differential.

It also has the "F44" heavy-duty chassis package,heavy-duty shocks,engine oil cooling system and heavy duty radiator and transmission cooler.

Thanks for the info. Can you give me a complete list of all of the codes for the 91, VIN #2GCEK14Z0M1103122 ?

 

Sure,But let me get back to you....I want to run both VIN's on our "in-house" parts catalog system at the dealership,I'll list all the RPO codes once I run them,I'm hoping maybe the '89 will come up....but I'm not holding my breath,usually '90/'91 is the oldest we can get codes for.

I have to list all the codes manually,I can't "copy & paste" from our in-house system.

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OK,The '89 won't come up with the RPO codes,You'll have to look on the rear axle housing itself for possibly a code or casting numbers (Should be on the front of the right axle tube,3" to 5" outboard of the carrier)

 

Heres the RPO codes for the '91....

 

MODEL : CK10903

BUILD DATE : 08/17/90

 

A28-SLIDING REAR WINDOW

A52-SEAT,FRONT BENCH,3-PASSENGER

BZY-LINER PUBX,BEDLINER

C5M-GVW RATING, 6100 LBS. GVWR

D44-MIRROR,OUTSIDE,BELOW EYELINE PAINTED

E63-BODY EQUIPMENT,FLEETSIDE PICKUP BOX

FK2-ARM,TORSION BAR,SPRING ADJUST,LH

FK3-ARM,TORSION BAR,SPRING ADJUST,RH

F44-CHASSIS EQUIPMENT,HEAVY DUTY,HVY DUTY CHASSIS

F51-ABSORBER,HEAVY DUTY SHOCK

GT4-AXLE,REAR,3.73 RATIO

JB5-BRAKE SYSTEM,VACUUM POWER DISC,DRUM

KC4-COOLING SYSTEM,ENGINE OIL,ENG OIL CLG.

K99-GENERATOR,85 AMP

LB4-ENGINE,4.3-V6,EFI,4.3Z

MD8-TRANSMISSION,AUTOMATIC 4-SPEED (THM700R4/4L60)

MX0-TRANSMISSION,AUTOMATIC,OVERDRIVE (MERCHANDISING OPTION)

NA1-EMISSION SYSTEM,LESS THAN 8500 LB GVWR

NA5-EMISSION SYSTEM,FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS

OSG-PLANT CODE,OSHAWA,ONT,GM OF CANADA,OSHAWA TRUCK PLANT

P01-COVER,DELUXE WHEEL TRIM

R8T-N/A

SLM-STOCK ORDERS

UL5-RADIO DELETE

VK3-LICENSE PLATE,FRONT MOUNTING PACKAGE

VLA-WORK TRUCK PACKAGE

VXS-COMPLETE VEHICLE LABEL

V02-RADIATOR,HEAVY DUTY,INCLUDES HEAVY DUTY TRANSMISSION OIL COOLER

V43-BUMPER,REAR STEP,PAINTED

V73-VEHICLE STATEMENT-US/CANADA

XHE-TIRE FRONT LT225/75R16/C BL R/PE ST ALS

X88-CONVERSION CHEVROLET,CHEVROLET NAMEPLATE

YD3-AXLE FRONT (BASE EQUIP) FOR SCHEDULING GVW PLATE

YD6-SPRING,REAR (BASE EQUIP)

YHE-TIRE REAR LT225/75R16/C BL R/PE ST ALS

ZHE-TIRE SPARE LT225/75R16/C BL R/PE ST ALS

ZY1-COLOR COMBINATION SOLID,SOLID PAINT COMBO

1SB-PACKAGE-OPTION 02

47C-TRIM COMBINATION CLOTH,DK RED

47I-INTERIOR TRIM,DARK RED

6GF-SPRING COMPTR SELECT FRT LH,SUSP

7FG-SPRING COMPTR SELECT FRT RH,SUSP

96U-EXTERIOR COLOR,PRIMARY

96U-PRIMARY COLOR-EXTERIOR,DK SMOKE GRAY MET.

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OK,The '89 won't come up with the RPO codes,You'll have to look on the rear axle housing itself for possibly a code or casting numbers (Should be on the front of the right axle tube,3" to 5" outboard of the carrier)

 

Ok Thank you for the codes. Both trucks are 4 wheel drive but I don'e see any reference to the front end ratios. Are both the front and the rear the same ratio? I know it seems like a silly question but even in the chilton's manual I can't find any reference. I was able to make out the rear end code as a GT4 3.73 on the 89 so if both trucks have the same rear should it be safe to assume that both have the same front ends? Again thanks. The 89 has some sentimental value to it and in hope of doing a complete rebuild in the future. Is there anyplace to find a code clarification for the rear end code?

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Yes,3.73's will be in both the front and rear (If not you're in BIG trouble!!!)

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