[Erik Latranyi]

:lol: :lol: Oh man that brings back some bad memories. Remember the active computer voice?

- "YOUR DOOR IS AJAR."

My father is an immigrant. He had a Chrysler New Yorker with the 2.2 Turbo. The first time he heard that message, he asked: "What does my door have to do with a jar?"

 

[nitroram33]

My father is an immigrant. He had a Chrysler New Yorker with the 2.2 Turbo. The first time he heard that message, he asked: "What does my door have to do with a jar?"

ROFL :lol:

 

[Guest]

Ohio - Looking for all the CY codes...

 

[jwhite]

Ohio - Looking for all the CY codes...

Next Gen Pac? hmm does it exist, will it exist?

Stumped. Why would you build it in Toledo ......

 

[Hudson]

I've been working on updating the platforms code list for DCX vehicles past, present and future. The list is growing...

Nice list, but it's PROGRAM codes and not PLATFORM codes, for the most part. An example being that the Aspen and Durango are on the same platform but have unique program (HC and HB, respectively) codes.

CT has been cancelled.
EB was replaced by PV, and both have been cancelled.
GA61 was the production version of the Dodge M80 concept....cancelled.
HH has been cancelled.
JC49 is the code for the Dodge "crossover" and the Chinese-built Chrysler "crossover."
JZ49 is the Chrysler version of the Dodge "crossover."
L2 is the Chinese Chrysler 300.
LE41 is not "export" but "Europe."
LH207 was the Chrysler LHS/New Yorker for 1994-1997.
LX41 is the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, LX48 is the wagon version of the 300, LX49 is the Magnum
LY41 is the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, LY48 is the wagon version of the 300, LY49 is the Magnum
MK49 is the Jeep Compass
MK74 is the Jeep Patriot
PT27 is the Chrysler PT Cruiser convertible
PT44 is the Chrysler PT Cruiser
PW might have been the full sized vans.
RG is the European Chrysler Voyager.
RM is the Volkswagen version of the Chrysler minivan
WH is the European Jeep Grand Cherokee
WL was to be a Jeep "crossover" based on the Grand Cherokee...but it might have been cancelled.
XH is the European Jeep Commander
XL74 was to be the next-generation Jeep Commander but has been replaced by WK75
ZH27 is the Chrysler Crossfire roadster, ZH29 is Chrysler Crossfire

Those are the ones I've noticed. How about looking into the "VT" code?

 

[Guest]

Thanks for th update Hudson.

 

[oh2o]

WH is the European Jeep Grand Cherokee
XH is the European Jeep Commander
WL was to be a Jeep "crossover" based on the Grand Cherokee...but it might have been cancelled.
XL74 was to be the next-generation Jeep Commander but has been replaced by WK75

Thanks Hudson, appreciate the input. I have a couple of questions:

1. I listed "WH" and "XH" as "export", you say "European"... but, WH & XH represent not only Europe but most of the rest of the world outside of NA.

2. "XL74" replaced by WK75?, I'm a little confused here - export models? Why would Commander go to "WK75"? Did you mean XL75?

 

[Stratuscaster]

JC49 is the code for the Dodge "crossover" and the Chinese-built Chrysler "crossover."
JZ49 is the Chrysler version of the Dodge "crossover."

Interesting.

Is that "Chinese-built Chrysler crossover" for the Chinese market?

 

[jwhite]

Interesting.

Is that "Chinese-built Chrysler crossover" for the Chinese market?

some export markets as well I believe.

 

[oh2o]

LX41 is the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, LX48 is the wagon version of the 300, LX49 is the Magnum
LY41 is the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, LY48 is the wagon version of the 300, LY49 is the Magnum

Some of these are incorrect, there is no 300/Charger "LX41" or "LY41" that I am aware of. Also the wagon versions of the 300 are "LE".

 

[Hudson]

Thanks Hudson, appreciate the input. I have a couple of questions:

1. I listed "WH" and "XH" as "export", you say "European"... but, WH & XH represent not only Europe but most of the rest of the world outside of NA.

2. "XL74" replaced by WK75?, I'm a little confused here - export models? Why would Commander go to "WK75"? Did you mean XL75?

WH and XH are European...as in built in Europe.

XL was the next Commander, but that has been cancelled. The next 7-passenger SUV will be a Grand Cherokee (enlarged, I assume) and will accompany the 5-passenger Grand Cherokee (WK74). The European-built versions will be WH74 (5-passenger) and WH75 (7-passenger).

Is that "Chinese-built Chrysler crossover" for the Chinese market?

That's my assumption. Chrysler doesn't have much of a pressence in Asia and they're already planning versions built in Mexico, so I can't see them coming to North America.

Some of these are incorrect, there is no 300/Charger "LX41" or "LY41" that I am aware of. Also the wagon versions of the 300 are "LE".

LE, from my Chrysler contacts, is for "Europe"...as in both sedan and wagon versions. LX41 is the sedan version of the current generation 300 and Charger. Wagon versions use the "49" designator (LX49 or LY49) from the same contact.

 

[CanadianJeepYJ]

WH and XH are European...as in built in Europe.

XL was the next Commander, but that has been cancelled. The next 7-passenger SUV will be a Grand Cherokee (enlarged, I assume) and will accompany the 5-passenger Grand Cherokee (WK74). The European-built versions will be WH74 (5-passenger) and WH75 (7-passenger).

What? Can someone else verify this?

 

[jwhite]

Pretty sure the 300 and Charger sedans are both LX 48, NOT LX 41


300 is LX Cx 48
Charger LX Dx 48


I have the CG body codes in my computer.

 

[Stratuscaster]

The codes go a little deeper, too...to 6 characters. I might have it figured out - at least a little bit anyway.

1st - Body Code
2nd - Model or "subcode"
3rd - drivetrain (2WD or 4WD)
4th - trim (base/mid/top/SRT)
5th & 6th - body style

EXAMPLE: Jeep Compass Sport = MKTH49
MK = Compass
T=2WD
H=Sport
49=wagon

EXAMPLE: Jeep Compass Limited 4WD = MKJP49
MK=Compass
J=4WD
P=Limited
49=wagon

Here's some more - for you puzzle folks:

PTCH44 - Chrysler PT Cruiser
PTCP44 - Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring
PTCS44 - Chrysler PT Cruiser Limited
PTCH27 - Chrysler PT Cruiser Convertible

JSCH41 - Chrysler Sebring Sedan
JSCP41 - Chrysler Sebring Touring Sedan

LXCH48 = Chrysler 300 Sedan
LXCP48 = Chrysler 300 Touring Sedan
LXFP48 = Chrysler 300 Touring AWD Sedan
LXCS48 = Chrysler 300C Hemi Sedan
LXFS48 = Chrysler 300C Hemi AWD Sedan
LXCX48 = Chrysler 300 SRT-8
LXDH48 = Dodge Charger SE
LXEH48 = Dodge Charger SE AWD
LXDP48 = Dodge Charger R/T
LXEP48 = Dodge Charger R/T AWD
LXDP49 = Dodge Magnum R/T

HG5P74 - Chrysler Aspen Limited 4WD
HB5H74 - Dodge Durango SLT 4WD
HB5M74 - Dodge Durango SXT 4WD

KA5P74 - Dodge Nitro SLT 4WD
KA5L74 - Dodge Nitro SXT 4WD

KJJH74 - Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD

DR6H41 - Dodge Ram 1500 SLT QuadCab 4WD SB

DH7H42 - Dodge Ram 2500 SLT QuadCab 4WD LB
DH7H41 - Dodge Ram 2500 SLT QuadCab 4WD SB
DH7L41 - Dodge Ram 2500 ST QuadCab 4WD SB

PMDL49 - Dodge Caliber
PMDX49 - Dodge Caliber R/T

ND5H33 - Dodge Dakota SLT Club Cab 4WD SB

 

[Stratuscaster]

I thought we had started a thread on the body style codes - maybe I missed it elsewhere?

• 23 = 2-door coupe (?)
• 27 = 2-door convertible
• 29 = 2-door coupe (?)
• 33 = club-cab pickup (?)
• 41 = 4-door FWD sedan /
• 41 = 4-door short-bed pickup (?)
• 42 = 4-door long-bed pickup (?)
• 44 = 4-door FWD wagon (?)
• 48 = 4-door RWD sedan
• 49 = 4-door crossover
• 72 = 2-door SUV
• 74 = 4-door SUV (5-passenger)
• 75 = 4-door SUV (7-passenger)

 

[Stratuscaster]

I think you are right on 29 - the Stratus/Sebring coupes were ST29, IIRC - and they had full B-pillars...

Hmm. If the Dakota is 33, there's no pillar in a Club Cab, is there?

UPDATED...

• 23 = 2-door hardtop
• 27 = 2-door convertible
• 29 = 2-door coupe
• 33 = club-cab pickup (?)
• 41 = 4-door FWD sedan /
• 41 = 4-door short-bed pickup (?)
• 42 = 4-door long-bed pickup (?)
• 44 = 4-door FWD wagon (?)
• 48 = 4-door RWD sedan
• 49 = 4-door crossover
• 72 = 2-door SUV
• 74 = 4-door SUV (5-passenger)
• 75 = 4-door SUV (7-passenger)

 

[oh2o]

LX41 is the sedan version of the current generation 300 and Charger. Wagon versions use the "49" designator (LX49 or LY49) from the same contact.

As I had mentioned there is no "LX41" code, the current 300/Chargers are LX48.

 

[Guest]

I thought we had started a thread on the body style codes - maybe I missed it elsewhere?

• 23 = 2-door coupe (?)
• 27 = 2-door convertible
• 29 = 2-door coupe (?)
• 33 = club-cab pickup (?)
• 41 = 4-door FWD sedan /
• 41 = 4-door short-bed pickup (?)
• 42 = 4-door long-bed pickup (?)
• 44 = 4-door FWD wagon (?)
• 48 = 4-door RWD sedan
• 49 = 4-door crossover
• 72 = 2-door SUV
• 74 = 4-door SUV (5-passenger)
• 75 = 4-door SUV (7-passenger)

Notes or additions:

33 - Dakota and MMC club cabs
41 - Ram 1500/2500/3500 quad cab (including SRT)
41 - Ram 3500 regular cab
42 - Ram 2500/3500 quad cab
44 - PT Cruiser
52 - Caravan SXT
53 - Grand Caravan SE / T&C Limited and T&C LX
61 - Ram 1500 regular cab (including SRT)
62 - Ram 2500/3500 regular cab
64 - Ram 4000 cab chassis
84 - Dakota and MMC Quad cabs

 

[oh2o]

The codes go a little deeper, too...to 6 characters. I might have it figured out - at least a little bit anyway.

I started an Excel spreadsheet for the 6-digit codes sometime back and it started to get pretty confusing. I have about 120 listings but never pursued it because the codes seemed "endless". If it's worthwhile I can post what I have sometime. maybe someone will want to continue the "project".

Here are a few that I found for the Avenger:

Avenger SE = JSDH41
Avenger SXT = JSDP41
Avenger R/T = JSDX41

 

[Hudson]

As I had mentioned there is no "LX41" code, the current 300/Chargers are LX48.

As I have mentioned, my Chrysler source says otherwise.