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Does anyone have a fast way to tell if a part is service lane? We are on Reynolds if it matters, thanks

If you're still on blue ERA it show Y or N right after the group field on inquiry 2021 or 2525

On their wonderful IGNITE it's not listed on a simple inquiry, after you type the number and hit F12 then you have to right click the number (or highlight the line and click the ACTIONS box) then choose PART INFORMATION then look at DETAIL2 position 5 for a Y or N

Because that's a whole lot more efficient

Lowaird - there are several ways to come across that indicator in Reynolds, the EPC, and on Parts Workbench. In Reynolds BLUE SCREEN 2022 (Parts Master), the indicator is all the way to the right, 3 lines up from the bottom under "detail 2" >>> if there's a "N" in the second position that would indicate that it's NOT a service lane part. In Reynolds Ignite, under the parts information screen, it shows as "detail 2" in the 2nd column, same information >>>> a "Y" in the SECOND POSITION indicates YES=service lane part, a "N" indicates NO=service lane part.
Of course in the Snap-On EPC the SLP information is listed with the part number text if it IS a service lane part.
In GM Parts Workbench, under "locate part", if you click on the part number to go to the "Basis Part Information" screen, it is shown there under "service lane indicator", 1/2 way down on the right side.

hope this helps !! Happy Monday !!

Perfect, thanks guys!

On Autosoft, the part number will have a yellow background in Queries if it is a Same Day Part . If not a Same day Part, part number will have a white background.

that's because whomever wrote the Ignite package had never stepped foot in a parts department. THANKS REYNOLDS !!!

LivinDaDream wrote:that's because whomever wrote the Ignite package had never stepped foot in a parts department. THANKS REYNOLDS !!!

HAHAHAH. Its horribleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee