2009 RPO code location
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Racer
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2009 RPO code location
Just purchased a 2009 Vert and am looking for the RPO codes, whare are they located on the car. I checked normal places glove box lid and rear compartment lid where are they hiding? Thanks for your reply
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Any GM dealer will print a VIS (shows all GM dealer repairs) and build sheet (shows all options) for free.
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Not very many dealers will run it for you unless you bought it there.
Even fewer dealers will do it free.
The build sheet doesn't list some of the options that the RPO code sheet does.
Reread the first post that created this thread. What is OP looking for?
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To begin with, OP is not looking for repair history.
Not very many dealers will run it for you unless you bought it there.
Even fewer dealers will do it free.
The build sheet doesn't list some of the options that the RPO code sheet does.
Reread the first post that created this thread. What is OP looking for?
Not very many dealers will run it for you unless you bought it there.
Even fewer dealers will do it free.
The build sheet doesn't list some of the options that the RPO code sheet does.
Reread the first post that created this thread. What is OP looking for?
I'm done.
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You could find a RPO code sticker in your glove compartment. My 2005 had one, my 2007 had one, my 2011 does not,
You could order a VIN specific window sticker and build sheet from the National Corvette Museum. I did that for my 1989.
You could ask a GM dealer to print a VIN specific Build Sheet through their "workbench for service" system which will show the options. I did that for my 2001, 2005, 2007, and 2011. None of the dealers charged me, even though I only purchased the car from one, did service and parts with two, and had no dealings with one.
You could ask a GM dealer to print a VIN specific Vehicle Report through their "workbench for service" system which will show repair work done at GM shops in case you are interested. I did that for my 2001, 2005, 2007, and 2011. None of the dealers charged me, even though I only purchased the car from one, did service and parts with two, and had no dealings with one.
I hope that clarifies things. I did not intend to mislead you.
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Ugh, this again. The "build sheet" is not always accurate. If there's a RPO sticker in the glovebox, go with that. If for some strange reason it's missing, then I guess there aren't any other options.
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Either you've been eating too much granola or your Berks are too tight.
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No other "options as in choices"? Now you're funny.
Jeezus, just shoot me.
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Your knowledge of "workbench for service" and "the VIS" are as astounding as your reading comprehension. I corrected you based on real experience (thousands of "VIS" inquiries) on the last thread and attempted to do the same here, but your ignorance won't let it happen. Good luck.
OP--sorry for continuing the thread hijack. I'm done.
OP--sorry for continuing the thread hijack. I'm done.
Last edited by 919cw313; Dec 20, 2016 at 12:13 AM.