Status code 1100 question
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Status code 1100 question
Question:
The dealer has allocation, your order is entered at 1100, there are NO constraints at the time of your order(late June). Is there any other input required by the dealer at this point to advance your order to a higher number, or the system automatic at this point?
I only ask because there were two windows (about 5 days) where there were no constraints relative to the order. Now there are two, roof & Z51.
The dealer has allocation, your order is entered at 1100, there are NO constraints at the time of your order(late June). Is there any other input required by the dealer at this point to advance your order to a higher number, or the system automatic at this point?
I only ask because there were two windows (about 5 days) where there were no constraints relative to the order. Now there are two, roof & Z51.
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Question:
The dealer has allocation, your order is entered at 1100, there are NO constraints at the time of your order(late June). Is there any other input required by the dealer at this point to advance your order to a higher number, or the system automatic at this point?
I only ask because there were two windows (about 5 days) where there were no constraints relative to the order. Now there are two roof & Z51.
The dealer has allocation, your order is entered at 1100, there are NO constraints at the time of your order(late June). Is there any other input required by the dealer at this point to advance your order to a higher number, or the system automatic at this point?
I only ask because there were two windows (about 5 days) where there were no constraints relative to the order. Now there are two roof & Z51.
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And you would never know, the dealer could tell you anything, even sympathize, but only GM & the dealer know. Doesn't seem quite cricket to steel a British term.
