Any SPID decoders out there?

[tylervalo]

Is there a site that has all the SPIDs listed for our trucks? Back when I had my Camaro there was a site that allowed you to type in any SPID and it would pull up what option it was, anything like that for our trucks?

[hatzie]

RPO codes differ by year and vehicle line.
The 79-84 Light Truck parts books have a separated section of RPO codes in alphabetical order. The 85-91 parts books have RPOs but they're buried in the text.
If you post a list I may be able to help you on the 79-91 trucks.

I haven't scanned my 73-78 parts books yet. The other sets were around 3,000 pages each and took me 4-6 hours to scan.

[tylervalo]

Thanks for the info, unfortunately I found out my glove box is actually from a Suburban :-/
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[Keith Seymore]

It's true - RPO codes differ a little bit by model year, but here's a list to get you started.

http://www.chuckschevytruckpages.com...s_1973-87.html

If you have any specific questions, ask away and we'll see if we can help.

For example, if you had mentioned the model code on the SPID was for a C or K 10906 or 20906 we could have told you it was for a Suburban, rather than a pickup....



K

[tylervalo]

Haha, thanks Keith. I assumed my glove box was original, pretty much nothing else is on the truck is though so that should have been a clue! Any way to get an original SPID sticker based of my VIN?

[Keith Seymore]

Yep -

If you look here, you can download free information about your model year pickup -

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html

And if you follow the instructions here, you can send your VIN (plus $50) and they can provide the specifc invoice and options for your exact truck:

http://www.gmmediaarchive.com/


Once you have the RPO information you can get in touch with forum member Chipflyer and he can print you up a new label.

K