Noob needs help locating VIN
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From: Spring Branch, TX
Noob needs help locating VIN I think the answer is no, but is there VIN info located anywhere on a 2000 6.0 engine and/or computer from a 2500 Silverado? Sorry, I'm a little new to this. I believe the info is logged into the computer electronically, but I don't have a way to check that right now. I am trying to get some part numbers straightened out, but as most of you know the dealer won't even turn on their parts computers unless you can give the a VIN. There are a lot of numbers on the big white sticker on my PCM box but none of them look like a VIN. Actually I think the dealer only needs the last 8 digits, but anyway, any help is appreciated. The truck itself is of course long gone.
I think the answer is no, but is there VIN info located anywhere on a 2000 6.0 engine and/or computer from a 2500 Silverado? Sorry, I'm a little new to this. I believe the info is logged into the computer electronically, but I don't have a way to check that right now. I am trying to get some part numbers straightened out, but as most of you know the dealer won't even turn on their parts computers unless you can give the a VIN. There are a lot of numbers on the big white sticker on my PCM box but none of them look like a VIN. Actually I think the dealer only needs the last 8 digits, but anyway, any help is appreciated. The truck itself is of course long gone.
My 6.0 is a matching assy w/ the transmission.
The numbers are lazered on 2 places.
The vertical pad at the bellhsg, near the oil filter.
On the back of the block, right next to the trans bellshg. The matching # is also on the bellhsg flange, directly behind the block #.
As Joe said, find another dlr...
The numbers are lazered on 2 places.
The vertical pad at the bellhsg, near the oil filter.
On the back of the block, right next to the trans bellshg. The matching # is also on the bellhsg flange, directly behind the block #.
As Joe said, find another dlr...
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From: Spring Branch, TX
My 6.0 is a matching assy w/ the transmission.
The numbers are lazered on 2 places.
The vertical pad at the bellhsg, near the oil filter.
On the back of the block, right next to the trans bellshg. The matching # is also on the bellhsg flange, directly behind the block #.
As Joe said, find another dlr...
The numbers are lazered on 2 places.
The vertical pad at the bellhsg, near the oil filter.
On the back of the block, right next to the trans bellshg. The matching # is also on the bellhsg flange, directly behind the block #.
As Joe said, find another dlr...
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It has to do with transfer cases, not sure if this is the place or not. I think I have it figured out anyway. More than anything I was just hoping to get my hands on the VIN for whatever reason, but I can wait till I get into the diagnostics and write it down. Thanks guys!