Hi all,

This is as much info as I can find for my RPO list. But there are a number of blanks drawn. Does anyone have answers for the codes that have come up empty?

1986 Camaro Sports Coupe RPO Explanation

AR9 : SEAT, FRT BKT, EUROPEAN STYLE, PASS A DRIVER RECL
AU3 : LOCK CONTROL, SIDE DR, ELEC
A01 : WINDOW, TINTED, ALL SHADED, W/S
A31 : WINDOW, POWER OPERATED, SIDE
A44 : ADJUSTER PASS ST, MANUAL, 4 WAY
A90 : LOCK CONTROL, RR COMPT LID, REM CONT ELEC RELEASE
B51 : MOLDING, ROCKER, EXTRA WIDE
B34 : COVERING, FRT FLOOR MATS CARPETED INSERT
B35: COVERING, RR FLOOR MATS CARPETED INSERT
B84 : ORNAMENTATION, EXTR MLDG, B0DY SIDE
B9K : ???
B91 : ORNAMENTATION, EXTR MLDG DR EDGE GUARD, COLORED
CC1 : ROOF HATCH, REMOVABLE PANELS, GLASS
C04 : ROOF COVERING VINYL PADDED, RR
C49 : DEFOGGER, RR WINDOW, ELECTRIC
C60 : HVAC SYSTEM, AIR CONDITIONER FRT MAN CONTROLS
C95 : LAMP, INTR, ROOF, COURTESY AND DUAL READING
DX5 : STRIPE, 3 SIDE
D35 : MIRROR, OUTSIDE REAR VIEW
D42 : SHADE, RR COMPT SECURITY
D6D : GEAR, SPEEDO DRIVEN
D80 : SPOILER, RR END PNL
E5Z : SPEEDOMETER ADAPTER (DELETE)
E71 : FLOOR, CARGO, STEEL
E9Z : SPEEDOMETER KEY (DELETE)
F41 : SUSPENSION SYSTEM, FRT, RR, FIRM RIDE, HANDLING
F42 : SUSPENSION SYSTEM, FRT, HD
Unable to locate code GA1 in our database!
Unable to locate code GA2 in our database!
GU2 : AXLE REAR, 2.73 RATIO
G9S : AXLE REAR RATIO, ECONOMY
J50 : BRAKE SYSTEM, POWER
K05 : HEATER ENG, BLOCK-------------------/
K22 : GENERATOR, 94 AMP
K34 : CRUISE CONTROL, AUT0MATIC, ELECTRONIC
LG4 : ENGINE, GAS, 8 CYL, 5.0L, 4BBL
MD8 : TRANSMISSION, AUTO 4 SPD, THM 700 R4
MXO : MERCHANDISED, TRANS, AUTO PROVISIONS, O/D
NM5 : EMISSION SYSTEM, CANADIAN REOUIREMENTS
N33 : STEERING COLUMN, TILT TYPE
PC5 : WHEEL, 15 X 7, STEEL, STYLED
Unable to locate code PO6 in our database!
P20 : HUBCAPS, WHEEL, STYLED
QYH : TIRE ALL, P215/65R15/N WOL R/PE ST TL HWY
TR9 : LAMP, GROUP
TT4 : HEADLAMPS, HALOGEN, 4
T63 : ALARM, HEADLAMPS ON WARNING SYSTEM
UA1 : BATTERY, HEAVY DUTY
UM6 : RADIO, AM/FM STEREO, SEEK/SCAN, AUTO REV CASS,
UP8 : STEREO RADIO INSTALLMENT PROVISIONS
U05 : HORN, DUAL
U21 : CLUSTER, INST, OIL, COOL TEMP, VOLTS, TACH
U25 : LAMP, INTR, RR COMPT, COURTESY
U26 : LAMP, INTR, ENG COMPT, COURTESY
U29 : LAMP, INTR I/P, COURTESY
U79 : SPEAKER SYSTEM, 4, DUAL FRT COAX, DUAL EXT RGE PKG
VAN : ASSEMBLY PLANT, VAN NUYS, CA
VK3 : LICENSE PLATE, FRT MOUNTING PKG
V73 : ANTENNA, FIXED
YE3 : CONVENIENCE PKG, DECOR LEVEL #3, HIGH TRIM
YT9 : ???
Unable to locate code Z31 in our database!
Z49 : EXPORT, CANADIAN MODIF MANDATORY BASE EOUIP
1A2 : SEO VEHICLE, PUBLIC SERVICE
19Q : MOLDING COLOR (BLACK)
41L : SECONDARY COLOR, EXTERIOR, BLACK (91)
6K8 : SEAT, BUCKET TYPE, DRIVER & PASS
Unable to locate code 7KR in our database!
7Z8 : SPEEDOMETER, PRODUCTION TYPE
7Z1 : HORN, DUAL, HIGH NOTE
74U : PRIMARY COLOR, EXTERIOR, VICTORY RED (91)
Unable to locate code 8PJ in our database!
Unable to locate code 9PJ in our database!
Unable to locate code 96A in our database!




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1986 Camaro Sports Coupe
T-tops, variable wiper, power hatch, rear defrost, third brake light
LG4 305 V8, Hooker Shorty headers, 3" pipe into Walker Quiet Flow dual exhaust
Edelbrock Performer intake, "Damonized" Q-Jet 4bbl, K&N filter, Crane ignition kit
TH700R4 transmission and Derale cooler
Air conditioning, power windows, power door locks, power brakes, power steering, tilt wheel
Kenwood cassette, Pioneer 6x4 component front speakers
Rockford Fosgate 6x9 Punch rear speakers
Z-28 front and rear sway bars
Aluminum slots and Goodyear 225x60R15 Eagle HP tires
243 horsepower and 326 foot pounds of torque at the flywheel
_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _
Yea verily, and he smote the smog heathens from his small block Chevy, even from the air pump to the converter ...
Todd 1:1

 

Retry any of the RPO's that have letters that appear like numbers, ie O vs 0, 8 vs B, etc... For the rest, try your local GM dealer, or *** forbid, a book.

 

I think 6K8 may be 6KR or 6XS which should be the front left spring.
7KR (maybe 7XS?) should be your right front spring
8PJ should be your left rear spring
9PJ should be your right rear spring

My springs are 6XS, 7XS, 8PJ, and 9PJ on my '86 sport coupe.

I have PO6 listed as the brushed aluminum wheel trim ring, but for the life of me can't figure out where I got that, so don't quote it, just note it as a possibility.

I've been unable to locate B9K or YT9 which I also have.

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IROCnRoll
'86 Camaro Sport Coupe and '88 IROC

 

Thanks guys!

Keep those answers coming!

 

96A is your stripe code, accent silver.

 

I would have to say that they might have something to do with your car being Canadian and being a public service vehicle.



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1983 Camaro Sport Coupe
Charcoal exterior/light sand gray interior, Console clock, Power hatch release, Gauge option, Spoiler, and no darn rpo or build sheets!
No Motor or tranny......yet!

1964 Impala Super Sport,
327/Powerglide, Daytona Blue Metallic/Blue interior

 

Yeah, I thought that was pretty interesting, too.

Wouldn't you like to work for the gov't and be able to order a fully loaded V8 Camaro, with T-tops even, and use it for work?

The rumours are true--the gov't IS out of control!

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1986 Camaro Sports Coupe
T-tops, variable wiper, power hatch, rear defrost, third brake light
LG4 305 V8, Hooker Shorty headers, 3" pipe into Walker Quiet Flow dual exhaust
Edelbrock Performer intake, "Damonized" Q-Jet 4bbl, K&N filter, Crane ignition kit
TH700R4 transmission and Derale cooler
Air conditioning, power windows, power door locks, power brakes, power steering, tilt wheel
Kenwood cassette, Pioneer 6x4 component front speakers
Rockford Fosgate 6x9 Punch rear speakers
Z-28 front and rear sway bars
Aluminum slots and Goodyear 225x60R15 Eagle HP tires
243 horsepower and 326 foot pounds of torque at the flywheel
_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _
Yea verily, and he smote the smog heathens from his small block Chevy, even from the air pump to the converter ...
Todd 1:1

 

Which rpo codes were you referring to specifically?

Edit - oops, this is Blue502. Forgot to switch user names.

[This message has been edited by Hugger3 (edited August 27, 2001).]

 

Hey 502,

These two give it away:

Z49 : EXPORT, CANADIAN MODIF MANDATORY BASE EOUIP
1A2 : SEO VEHICLE, PUBLIC SERVICE

We've got as many, if not more, gov't spending horror stories in Canada as you folks do in the US

 

I was trying to figure out which codes you meant, as I have some of the same undecoded ones, and my car has only been in Canada on a couple of occasions when I happened to drive it up there

 

What? You live in Oregon and you've only been to Canada twice? Shame on you :P

Seriously, you should try the Vancouver to Calgary route on the Number One highway, the Trans Canada. It is drop dead gorgeous going through BC and Alberta, the mountains, the lakes, the rivers. Of course you've got all that in Oregon, too, but the Canadian Rockies are quite different than the American Rockies. More rugged looking, mostly, I guess, because of the tree line stopping a fair ways from the tops of the mountains and just glaring granite staring down on you. Makes you realise how insignificant you really are.

Then, do the Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper route. It is rightly called on of the 7 Great Road trips in the world. Absolutely stupefying.

T-top Camaros are made for this!

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1986 Camaro Sports Coupe
T-tops, variable wiper, power hatch, rear defrost, third brake light
LG4 305 V8, Hooker Shorty headers, 3" pipe into Walker Quiet Flow dual exhaust
Edelbrock Performer intake, "Damonized" Q-Jet 4bbl, K&N filter, Crane ignition kit
TH700R4 transmission and Derale cooler
Air conditioning, power windows, power door locks, power brakes, power steering, tilt wheel
Kenwood cassette, Pioneer 6x4 component front speakers
Rockford Fosgate 6x9 Punch rear speakers
Z-28 front and rear sway bars
Aluminum slots and Goodyear 225x60R15 Eagle HP tires
243 horsepower and 326 foot pounds of torque at the flywheel
_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _
Yea verily, and he smote the smog heathens from his small block Chevy, even from the air pump to the converter ...
Todd 1:1

 

PS Did you know your American dollar is worth about $1.50 Canadian? THAT makes for a great vacation!

 

Actually, my 86 Camaro has only been in Canada 3 or 4 times (and I bought it new), but I've been there many more. Only BC though. I would love to make a trek like that someday. Maybe after I get rich and retire, hehe.