Question about the Parts Identification tag in glove box.
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Racer
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Question about the Parts Identification tag in glove box.
I'm looking at an '07 but the dealer is a KIA place that took it in on trade. They seem to know nothing about the car, which is working in my favor. I already know from the pictures that it's 3LT but I don't know if it has the Z51 option.
My question is, am I'm correct in saying the "Service Parts Identification" sticker is in the glove box and I'm assuming it's on the outside of the glove box on either side?
My question is, am I'm correct in saying the "Service Parts Identification" sticker is in the glove box and I'm assuming it's on the outside of the glove box on either side?
Last edited by vett_guy; 01-19-2019 at 11:42 AM.
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Tale a picture of the sticker with your phone - will be much easier to read. Also, I believe the VIN is on the sticker - if so, verify that the VIN on the sticker matches the car's VIN. Someone could have innocently replaced the original door with a used replacement.
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This is the glove box RPO sticker in my 2013 GS. This one has GM water marks and holograms in the background. I think earlier years were just plain white background.
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I'm 2 hours away from the dealer and I want them to send me a picture of the tag before I drive up there and find it's not a Z51.
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You could take the VIN to your local GM dealer and find out too, if the KIA dealer isn't helpful.
Of course this isn't a guarantee, but the non-drilled rotors say it's not a Z51-optioned car to me. Yes, I suppose you can buy aftermarket rotors that way, but with the other Tennessee go-fasters he installed, it's highly doubtful he would have put them on.
Of course this isn't a guarantee, but the non-drilled rotors say it's not a Z51-optioned car to me. Yes, I suppose you can buy aftermarket rotors that way, but with the other Tennessee go-fasters he installed, it's highly doubtful he would have put them on.
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You could take the VIN to your local GM dealer and find out too, if the KIA dealer isn't helpful.
Of course this isn't a guarantee, but the non-drilled rotors say it's not a Z51-optioned car to me. Yes, I suppose you can buy aftermarket rotors that way, but with the other Tennessee go-fasters he installed, it's highly doubtful he would have put them on.
Of course this isn't a guarantee, but the non-drilled rotors say it's not a Z51-optioned car to me. Yes, I suppose you can buy aftermarket rotors that way, but with the other Tennessee go-fasters he installed, it's highly doubtful he would have put them on.