Service Parts Identification Database

[YukonOwner06]

Hi Tahoe/Yukon/Suburban/Escalade Owners -

I am trying to locate a GM website or online database which would provide a list of Service Parts for a particular VIN for a GM vehicle.

I am trying to see if a particular VIN would have the Z55 option, and so far I haven't been able to locate anything online that would help me in determining this.

Any assistance is appreciated.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Welcome to the Forum from NH.

Lots of knowledgeable folks here who freely share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. Knowledge is power.

I hope that you will become a participating member in the Forum's discussions.

Pics of the truck, please.

Look at the sticker in your glove box. If a vehicle has the Z55 suspension, it will have 'Z55' listed on the sticker as one of the RPO codes.

 

[MassHoe04]

I don't think VIN would tell you anything directly.

RPO code on the glove box door.

Or...

This VIN decoder site can give you the build sheet listing RPO codes for options a vehicle had from the factory...

VIN Decoder - Chevrolet Forum - Chevy Enthusiasts Forums

Chevrolet VIN Decoder - Decode your vehicle identification number

chevroletforum.com

 

[YukonOwner06]

Thank you for your reply. I think this decoder is exactly what I am looking for.

 

[swathdiver]

Hi Tahoe/Yukon/Suburban/Escalade Owners -

I am trying to locate a GM website or online database which would provide a list of Service Parts for a particular VIN for a GM vehicle.

I am trying to see if a particular VIN would have the Z55 option, and so far I haven't been able to locate anything online that would help me in determining this.

Any assistance is appreciated.

GM does not offer this as a free service anymore. I pay Compnine.com $5 for 5 VIN checks.

 

[MassHoe04]

GM does not offer this as a free service anymore. I pay Compnine.com $5 for 5 VIN checks.

Maybe you were thinking of the original official GM decoder service...

The link I included above is through Chevrolet Forum.
Still works and that one is free.
This is the first page from a VIN I was looking at for some other reason (it is not mine).
I tested before I posted earlier.

This one will give you basically all the information that would have been on your factory sticker.
Maybe not the same exact format, but a wealth of information on standard and optional equipment for specific VIN.

 

[swathdiver]

Maybe you were thinking of the original official GM decoder service...

The link I included above is through Chevrolet Forum.
Still works and that one is free.
This is the first page from a VIN I was looking at for some other reason (it is not mine).
I tested before I posted earlier.

This one will give you basically all the information that would have been on your factory sticker.
Maybe not the same exact format, but a wealth of information on standard and optional equipment for specific VIN.


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That's generic and not vehicle specific. No RPO codes are provided which is what the OP was looking for. Compnine provides the RPO codes for that particular VIN if the vehicle is in their database.

 

[MassHoe04]

That's generic and not vehicle specific. No RPO codes are provided which is what the OP was looking for. Compnine provides the RPO codes for that particular VIN if the vehicle is in their database.

You are correct, sir.

On second look, it is generic as you say.
I thought it listed VIN-specific options by name (without RPO codes), so he could throw a VIN in there and see if "Autoride Suspension" showed up.
Maybe it does not got as deep as I thought.

For mine, I took a picture of the ROP sticker, looked up each code and entered into a spreadsheet.

I must have been looking at the VIN decoder on Chevrolet Forum for the "window sticker" stuff.

 

[swathdiver]

You are correct, sir.

On second look, it is generic as you say.
I thought it listed VIN-specific options by name (without RPO codes), so he could throw a VIN in there and see if "Autoride Suspension" showed up.
Maybe it does not got as deep as I thought.

For mine, I took a picture of the ROP sticker, looked up each code and entered into a spreadsheet.

I must have been looking at the VIN decoder on Chevrolet Forum for the "window sticker" stuff.

Right, I plugged in my VIN again and the first thing that came up was 3.08 gears, which it doesn't have.

When we find a car that we're sweet on, we'll pay Compnine to get the RPO codes to make sure it has everything we're looking for or pass and keep looking.

 

[Doubeleive]

Hi Tahoe/Yukon/Suburban/Escalade Owners -

I am trying to locate a GM website or online database which would provide a list of Service Parts for a particular VIN for a GM vehicle.

I am trying to see if a particular VIN would have the Z55 option, and so far I haven't been able to locate anything online that would help me in determining this.

Any assistance is appreciated.

for the z55 code on your vehicle in particular, look at your glove box, there is a list if z55 is not in the list then you do not have it. you can also tell by simply looking under your vehicle. if it is a vehicle you are looking buy online then ya it's hard to say, people can't even get the wheel base and engine size correct, paying for a lookup can get pricey if you are looking at many, there is a free decoder on the chevroletforum.com but it won't list rpo codes