[lovvornjoshua7]

Will a transmission out of a 99 Denali four-wheel drive fit my 01 GMC Sierra k1500 four-wheel drive

 

[RayVoy]

Do you have access to the '99?

If you do, take a pic of the RPO codes and post it here.

Welcome aboard

 

[lovvornjoshua7]

 

[lovvornjoshua7]

On the bottom of the transmission the code is OkXD3C8W

 

[RayVoy]

The RPO codes are on the glove box door

 

[Montemike]

The RPO codes are on the glove box door

Ray,

You all kill us amateur’s with the abbreviation’s that you guys use. You assume that we know the same amount about vehicles as you do. I build and maintain building’s for a living and I most likely do the same thing to people when I start a conversation about my life’s work. I am just making a statement not trying to be a butt head. It does happen to me a lot on these sites.

 

[Montemike]

The RPO codes are on the glove box door

Ray,

You all kill us amateur’s with the abbreviation’s that you guys use. You assume that we know the same amount about vehicles as you do. I build and maintain building’s for a living and I most likely do the same thing to people when I start a conversation about my life’s work. I am just making a statement not trying to be a butt head. It does happen to me a lot on these sites.

 

[RayVoy]

Mike your right, we take a lot of thinks for granted.

There's probably a fine line between coming across as a know it all and dumbing it down for the new guys (new to automotive).

Anyway, for those who are wondering, RPO stands for "Regular Production Orders", a combination of 3 letter/number codes that describe the options and features that are your truck

 

[Montemike]

Mike your right, we take a lot of thinks for granted.

There's probably a fine line between coming across as a know it all and dumbing it down for the new guys (new to automotive).

Anyway, for those who are wondering, RPO stands for "Regular Production Orders", a combination of 3 letter/number codes that describe the options and features that are your truck

Ray, I’m 60 soon to be 61. I just never have been good at abbreviations.

 

[RayVoy]

Ray, I’m 60 soon to be 61. I just never have been good at abbreviations.

Mike I hear ya, I guess I've been exposed to abbreviations all my life, and I'm 79, I just take them for granted.
But I do try not to use uncommon abbreviations and ones that don't apply to the topic.
And there has been many times I've had to go to google to get the words for an abbreviation.

 

[Montemike]

I know what you mean. I have worked for the DOD for 30 years, you would think that I would be better with them that I am.

 

[Montemike]

Mike I hear ya, I guess I've been exposed to abbreviations all my life, and I'm 79, I just take them for granted.
But I do try not to use uncommon abbreviations and ones that don't apply to the topic.
And there has been many times I've had to go to google to get the words for an abbreviation.
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That cold climate must be kind too you.

 

[RayVoy]

Haha, thanks Mike

 

[Montemike]

You’re welcome Ray,.