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A question for you: are you billing out the exact part number you are being billed for? This would cause an issue

if GM shows you have that much $$$ of a part number. It means you are buying it, but you are not selling it. I had that issue way back when I was using the old part number for oil and since I switched to the actual # I was buying. change update to N, and make the cost of the unit I was selling.

If this is all correct, get your rep involved, and they can contact someone who knows something (maybe).

That issue only shows up in a RIM report that doesn't count as anything for or against.

That's been showing up for years just in that report. 134, oil, anything that you are using a part # and changing the cost of. That report only pulls the real cost of the part #, not the cost you broke it down to.

That's a report you can just ignore.

BURTPPM wrote:well there you go again , i couldn't get a answer from rim or gm

y'all the best thanks zep

the duckman

no problem, I was actually able to get an answer from RIM when I first ran across it several years ago. Guess it just comes down to who you get when you call. They were the ones that told me it could be ignored. I never saw it affect anything aside from that one report.

Mine was the the new 134 I had changed into grams. Think the report said I had something like $750k worth of it and it scared me LOL