A General Motors technician reports that the parts specialist used the VIN to look up a trim part but the parts does not match the one needed for a new vehicle being repaired. The technician and parts specialist double checked the part numbers. What option below might help the service team identify the correct part?
A. Use the GM option code sticker on the vehicle to help identify the correct service parts
B. Go to a salvage yard and find a part that matches
C. Look on the decal under the hood for the trim part code
D. Use an aftermarket supplier publication to look up a part that is a “close match” to the
one required for the new vehicle
A. Use the GM option code sticker on the vehicle to help identify the correct service parts
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