heavy chevy

New to the C6 forum, crossed over the 18th of December. The 07 was born on the 22nd of November, just received the build sheet from the museum.

Is there a site where I can go to translate the coding?

Thank you,

Jim

JmpnJckFlsh

Not to my knowledge.

Most of the codes on the build sheet will be self explanatory, and others can be understood with some related experience. For example, engine code ZKH in 2006 was what was once called a suffix code; it means the engine is equipped for use with a manual transmission. Auto cars would have had another suffix code, but I don't know what those build sheets show for engine code. For 2007 manual transmission car, the engine code will probably be different from the ZKH used in 2006.

Another example of a code from the past is Model 67 for a convertible; it's a carryover from the earliest days of Corvette. I believe the coupe model number is now 07.

Some of the codes, particularly the two, three or four digit numbers used for the different harnesses, springs, mirrors, etc. will mean nothing except in the context of the car itself; for example, my car has the Z51 option and the build sheet shows springs 96(front?) and 87(rear?)...unless you can tie those digits back to spring part numbers, as in the last two digits of part numbers, any meaning beyond "Z51 Springs" will probably only be known to those involved in the process.

Vette_DD

Are you talking about these codes?

Option Code Description
AAB Memory Package
AG2 Seat adjuster, power, front passenger 6-way
AJ7 Air bags, frontal and side impact, driver and front passenger
AK5 Air bags, frontal, driver and right front passenger
AQ9 Seats, front Sport bucket
AR9 Seats, front bucket
B34 Floormats, carpeted
C2L Roof Package
CC3 Roof panel, removable
CF7 Roof panel, removable, 1-piece, body-color
CJ2 Air conditioning, dual-zone, automatic
CM7 Convertible top, power folding
D42 Luggage shade
DD0 Mirrors, inside rearview with compass and driver outside rearview
DL8 Mirrors, outside rearview, power, heated, body-color
F55 Magnetic Selective Ride Control
FE1 Suspension, 4-wheel independent
FE4 Z06 Performance Package
FE9 Emissions, Federal requirements
GM8 Axle, 2.56 ratio
GU6 Axle, 3.42 ratio
KA1 Seats, heated
LS2 Engine, 6.0L V8 SFI
LS7 Engine, 7.0L (427 ci) LS7 V8 SFI
MN6 Transmission, 6-speed manual
MX0 Transmission, 6-speed paddle shift with automatic modes
N37 Steering column, power telescopic
NB8 Emissions override
NC7 Emissions override, Federal
NE1 Emissions, Maine, Massachusetts, New York or Vermont state requirements
NK4 Steering wheel, leather-wrapped
Q10 Wheels, Z06 silver painted aluminum
QG6 Wheels, 5-spoke, silver painted aluminum
QG7 Wheels, 5-spoke, polished
QL9 Wheels, Z06 polished aluminum
QX1 Wheels, 5-spoke, Competition Gray painted aluminum
R8C Corvette Museum Delivery
U2K Sound system feature, XM Satellite Radio
U3U Sound system with Navigation, ETR AM/FM stereo with CD player
U52 Instrumentation, analog
UE1 OnStar
UG1 Universal Home Remote
US8 Sound system, ETR AM/FM stereo with CD player and MP3 playback
US9 Sound system, ETR AM/FM stereo with 6-disc
UV6 Head-Up Display
VK3 License plate bracket, front
YF5 Emissions, California state requirements
Z51 Performance Package

ben dover

Good info Jim - are these codes MY specific or generation specific?

Vette_DD

Those are from the 2006 MY, but there's little change. I think the Nav code changed between 2005 and 2006. Some of the radio system codes might have changed. Some wheel codes probably changed.

A few of them were the same for the C5s.

rtibbit

There is a lot of overlap between the codes on the options list and those on the build sheet, but my build sheet shows codes for items that aren't options like:
JL5 Skip Shift
UJ9 Low tire system
XBH Front base tires
YPI Rear base tires
and things that are part of an option package, but not in the list above like:
U65 Bose speaker panel
US3 Antenna system

To me the real puzzlements are the codes for blocks labeled; Seats (295 and 221), and FR Shock (J), and B/HT (YAA).

Wayne

heavy chevy

Thats what I was looking for.

Thanks again,

Jim