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2014 Chevrolet Silverado Work Truck/Fleet/Base specifications

Build 1GB0CVC8-E · 6.6L 8cyl · Incomplete

Explore the specifications recorded for VIN pattern 1GB0CVC8-E. Start here to understand this version, then check the full VIN for an individual car.

NHTSA vPIC decode · Pattern-level specifications

  • Decoded Sep 9, 2026
  • 1 known VINs
Engine
6.6L 8cyl V-Shaped
Body
Incomplete, 2-door
Weight class
Class 2H

The essentials, explained

Engine, transmission & body specifications

As filed by Chevrolet with NHTSA for this VIN pattern. Fields the filing does not record are left out entirely — a missing row means no recorded value, not a missing feature.

Engine

Displacement
6.6 L
Cylinders
8
Configuration
V-Shaped
Engine model
LML
Engine manufacturer
DURAMAX
Turbocharged
Yes
Fuel type
Diesel

Drivetrain

Drive type
4x2
Brake system
Hydraulic

Body & chassis

Body class
Incomplete
NHTSA body type
INCOMPLETE VEHICLE
Doors
2
Series
2500 HD
Manufacturer
GENERAL MOTORS LLC

Weight rating

GVWR class
Class 2H
GVWR
9,001–10,000 lb

Gross vehicle weight rating is the loaded ceiling set by the manufacturer, not the car's own weight.

How this VIN pattern is read

A 17-character VIN carries two kinds of information: what was built, and which one it is. This page is the first kind — the nine highlighted positions.

VIN positions 1 through 8 read 1GB0CVC8 and position 10 reads E. Those nine characters define this build. Position 9 and positions 11 through 17 describe the check digit, assembly plant and production sequence; they are not part of this pattern.

Positions Characters What they encode
1–3 1GB GENERAL MOTORS LLC · World manufacturer identifier
4–8 0CVC8 Model, body style, engine and restraint system
9 × Check digit — computed per vehicle, not part of the build
10 E Model year — 2014
11 × Assembly plant
12–17 ×××××× Production sequence number, unique to each vehicle

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Condition & equipment

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1 known VINs for this pattern

Every VIN we have decoded to 1GB0CVC8-E is associated with this pattern in our records. Shared specifications do not mean shared history, condition or installed options.

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Useful answers, without the guesswork

2014 Chevrolet Silverado: specification questions

What engine code is recorded for 1GB0CVC8-E?

The recorded engine model is LML. This is pattern-level data; confirm the installed engine on a vehicle that may have been modified.

Is this an original window sticker?

No. This page summarizes decoded VIN-pattern specifications. An original sticker or build record is needed to verify the optional equipment of a particular car.

Are the known VINs a production total?

No. These are VINs observed in our records. The count does not establish total production or rarity.

Does a missing specification mean the feature is absent?

No. Missing fields mean that a value is not recorded in this decode. Check the individual vehicle and its manufacturer documentation.

Where this data comes from

Specification fields are decoded from the manufacturer's filings in the NHTSA vPIC database, keyed on VIN positions 1–8 and 10. We publish the filed values as they stand and leave out anything the filing does not record.

Vehicle counts come from the 1 VINs of this build we have seen in dealer inventory. They are a sample of the road population, not a production figure.

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Pattern decode updated September 9, 2026.