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Option Codes #855947 12/30/07 12:19 AM
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rodeorat Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Have been doing a lot of searching about the option codes on my 92' Rodeo. There's a few I can't find. Anybody know what TL1 and 6UY are? If you go by GM codes TL1 is Grille, Special. Was there an optional grille for the Rodeo's? Also V46 and VF1 seem to be chrome front and rear bumpers (going by GM codes on these two). Can anyone verify this for an Isuzu. Mine is an L/S. I thought chrome bumpers were standard on an L/S. So would they be listed as an option? Thanks in advance.


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Re: Option Codes [Re: rodeorat] #855948 12/30/07 01:02 AM
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Gizzy42 Offline
Mudrunner
No help on the codes but yes, sometimes things that are standard on a certain model will be listed under options since they are different then on another model.


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Re: Option Codes [Re: rodeorat] #855949 12/30/07 02:14 AM
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JLEMOND Offline
Body Damage is Cool
TL1 IS COLOR KEYED GRILL, SAME AS THE BODY COLOR

6UY HUB CAPS WITH ALUMINUM WHEELS

VF1 CHROME RR BUMPER
V46 CHROME FRT BUMPER
BUT STILL DEPENDS ON THE MODEL OF THE VEHICLE , AND A LOT OF THE LS MODELS HAD COLOR KEYED BUMPERS AND THE S MODELS HAD THE CHROME JUST LIKE GIZZY SAID , IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE PRODUCTION DATE AND THE YEAR AND THAT ISNT EVEN IN STONE JERRY








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