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Ranger Senior Enthusiast

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Alright, this may be a little too late to really deal with, but I was looking at my window sticker again today and it has "Power rear sliding window" on it, and I have the solid rear with defroster, and it is NOT listed on the paper...Does anyone think I should try going to the dealer with this or just let it slide? A rear window is a little harder to change out than nerf bars or rail caps...

Ranger Senior Enthusiast

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I've had the truck over a year now, that's my only concern...I never really noticed it as I just glanced over the options when I got the truck and put the window sticker in my folder...Happened to look at the options list again today when I was getting some account info out and I'm thinking "WTF?"...

Z71kris Senior Enthusiast

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A year could be pushing it, if you have relationship with the salesman or somebody there, you might have a chance, but I would guess you sol..

Ranger Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah, that's where I'm definitely F-ed...My main sales guy retired a few months after I got the truck and the other guy I was dealing with transferred to a GMC dealership. I know the service rep pretty well but I don't know how far he can go with it. No harm in asking, if I can get a power sliding window it'd be nice but the rear defroster is really nice for fogged up windows in the morns.

pm26 Senior Enthusiast

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For some reason GM cannot offer a sliding rear window with a built-in rear defogger. Both Nissan and Toyota do on their full size trucks.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Yes, far as I can tell the VINs match...Sent pm...

 

PM sent back,Your not suppose to have a power sliding rear window (RPO "A48") but rather power side rear windows (RPO "ABV")

Ranger Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah, I didn't read the thing too closely haha, I automatically assumed the rear windows were included in the "power windows" part of the options...Oh well, I'm happy with my defroster anyways.

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