- 2025–2027 Factory-verified
only in: Police Package; NICB's 2024 manual (p.161) lists the PPV series, but no factory list before the 2025 guide shows the code, so the row starts in 2025; model 1MF26, with 9C1 marked or 9C3 detective identifier; requires a fleet or government order type
Also described as Trim group, Police PackageEquipment group, LT, fleetEquipment group 2FL, LS fleet, CNGTrim group, 2FLPackage, FL option 2Trim group, LT Cloth, fleet
Documented applications
- 2017 Factory-verified
models 1LH26 (FWD) and 1LK26 (AWD); fleet and government orders only; based on 1LT; new for 2017 (GM Authority's 2017 Equinox page, which prints GM's official RPO-level changes)
- 2016–2017 Single-source
rests only on the NICB VIN manuals (2016 p.49, 2017 p.50: series LT (2FL)); the 2016 guide has no 2FL column
- 2027 Factory-verified
printed under the same Silverado heading as 1LT; not available with Fleet or Government order types; available on 4WD Crew Cab and 4WD Double Cab models only (Double Cab late availability); the Z71 Off-Road Package is included in the group
- 2022–2026 Factory-verified
trim group printed in the second column under the LT heading of the guides; the guide limits it to 4WD Crew Cab and Double Cab and says not available with Fleet or Government orders;
- 2018–2020, 2022, 2024 Factory-verified
LT Cloth (2FL): S; fleet or government orders only; FWD and AWD; 2019 also in GM's 2019 change list, its PXJ line (GM Authority's 2019 changes page); 2020: GM Authority's 2020 changes page, its BGP line (BGP standard on 2FL); 2022: GM Authority's 2022 changes page, its Fleet Special Service Vehicle line (available on 2FL); 2024 from the NICB VIN manual (Traverse Limited, nicb2024-gm.txt p.165 prints "LT (2FL)")
- 2006–2008 Factory-verified
the 2006 kit prints the group in its color and trim table; the 2006 lists do not print it
GM Heritage factory kit — 2006 Chevrolet Uplander, p.149.
This page aggregates every documented appearance of 2FL in the Chevrolet reference. Confidence and citations are shown per application — the same code can be better documented in one year than another.