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K2500 gvw

I'm trying to find the GVW rating for my 97 K2500 ext cab long box, not finding a tag anywhere on truck does anyone know how to identify that number? I believe 7200 & 8600 were offered on this truck
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I'm trying to find the GVW rating for my 97 K2500 ext cab long box, not finding a tag anywhere on truck does anyone know how to identify that number? I believe 7200 & 8600 were offered on this truck

check the labels at the driver door jam..
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Re: K2500 gvw

No label there, that was the first place I looked. Maybe was painted over.
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No label there, that was the first place I looked. Maybe was painted over.
where it is a 2500 the 8500 GVW is the amount..

1500 is the 7200-7500..
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Re: K2500 gvw

My EC/SB K2500 is 7200# GVWR. It has the 6 bolt rims. If you have 8 bolt rims you have the ~8600# GVWR. Both diffs have 14 bolt covers, but the pods are different sizes.

IIRC one of the digits in your VIN also identifies your GVWR.
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My EC/SB K2500 is 7200# GVWR. It has the 6 bolt rims. If you have 8 bolt rims you have the ~8600# GVWR. Both diffs have 14 bolt covers, but the pods are different sizes.

IIRC one of the digits in your VIN also identifies your GVWR.
Thats what I think too. I heard once that the 3/4 HD had 1 ton axles and the eight bolt rims along with the 8600gvw
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Re: K2500 gvw

With the Extended Cab longbed it is 8600. That is why it rides like a tank.
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