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By burgundyz71
January 19, 2008 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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burgundyz71

Posted January 19, 2008

Posted January 19, 2008

What's the RPO for the regular and the High Output Alternator on a 03 Silverado????

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MS3DALE

Posted January 19, 2008

Posted January 19, 2008

K68 is for the standard 105 AMP alternator.

KG3 or 8C6 is for the optional 145 AMP alternator (It actually has two RPO codes)

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Posted January 19, 2008

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