Lumina — first generation, W-body (1990–1994)

base engine of the Lumina coupe and sedan; the 1990 power-teams page writes throttle body injection, the 1991–1992 pages electronic fuel injection; the 1991 order-guide power teams print LA8; celebrity-gen1 reads LR8 as "2.5 L (151 cu in) L4, throttle-body fuel injection"

base engine of the Euro (not the Euro 3.4); optional on the Lumina (requires C67; 1991, 1993 sedan); base on the 1993 coupe; on the 1994 Lumina sedan and Euro with M13 only; the kits print LHO; beretta-gen1 and celebrity-gen1 read it as "3.1 L (191 cu in) V6, multi-port fuel injection"

Z34 coupe; Euro 3.4 sedan (1993); the 1993 Euro 3.4 page names it DOHC; the 1991–1993 weight pages pair it with M13 or M27; the 1994 power-teams page (which prints the code LQT) gives sequential fuel injection, while the 1994 weight page still writes MFI; lumina-gen2 reads LQ1 as "Engine, gas, 6 cylinder, 3.4 liter, multiport fuel injection, V6"

only in: Lumina sedan (base engine); the coupe's base engine is the LH0 that year

base transmission with the LR8, LN2 and LH0; the 1991 p.42 and 1993 transmission pages name it the Hydra-Matic (the 1993 p.43 page the Hydra-Matic 3T40); sold as MX1 in the order guides; the 1990 and 1993 power-teams pages print MDS; the 1991 p.42 and 1993 pp.40–41, 43 entries print the code in a parenthetical after the transmission name and the 1990 p.40 and 1993 p.69 curb-mass pages in the model's equipment parenthetical, which count as entries on MVMA pages (controller ruling); 1990 is cited only from the p.40 curb-mass page because the 1990 transmission page (p.19) has no readable model-year field, and 1991 only from p.42 because the 1991 power-teams page (p.25) has none

with the LH0; the 1992 p.30 entry prints the code in a parenthetical after the transmission name, which counts as an entry on MVMA pages (controller ruling), and the 1992 power-teams page prints MES; 1990 and 1991 are not claimed: the pages that print ME9 for those years (1990 pp.19, 23; 1991 pp.25, 73) have no readable model-year field and no dated page of either kit prints it; celebrity-gen1 reads ME9 as "Automatic transaxle, 4-speed overdrive (THM 440-T4)"

with the LQ1 (1992–1994) and the LH0 (1993–1994); the only transmission on the 1994 power-teams page; the order guides sell the electronic 4 speed automatic as MX0; beretta-gen1 reads M13 as "Transaxle, 4 speed automatic, electronically controlled (4T60-E)"; 1991 is not claimed: the pages that print it (1991 p.25, 73) carry no readable model-year field

Z34 coupe with the LQ1; sold as MM5 in the order guides; 1991 is cited from the transmission page (p.26) and 1992 from the curb-mass page's equipment parenthetical (p.52); the 1991 power-teams page (p.25) and the 1992 weight page (p.55) have no readable model-year field

base transmission of the Lumina and Euro; with the LR8, LN2 or LH0

optional on the Lumina, Euro and Z34; the only transmission on the Euro 3.4 (1993); requires the LH0 on the Lumina and KD1 on the Z34 and Euro 3.4; the order guides print MXO

only in: Z34 coupe (base transmission); beretta-gen1 reads MM5 as "Transmission, 5 speed manual (merchandised order code)"

the code is printed in the "Restrictions, Requirements" column (model code and option, such as "1WA00 & Z34") of the D80 spoiler entry on the weight pages; the 1992 p.57, 1993 p.75 and 1994 p.44 weight pages also list the package as "Chevrolet Lumina Z34" but print the code 234, so they are not cited; the 1992 p.54 page prints its model-year field as 1892, so 1992 is not claimed; the 1991 and 1993 order guides sell the Z34 coupe as model 1WP27; the rparts GM RPO list reads Z34 as a merchandising option (1WM27 plus Z34 gives 1WP27)

the code is printed only in the "Restrictions, Requirements" column (model code and option, such as "1WM69 & ZV8") of the D80 spoiler entry on the weight pages; the meaning is the rparts GM RPO list's (a merchandising option: 1WM27 plus ZV8 gives 1WN27, 1WM69 plus ZV8 gives 1WN69); the order guides call the series Lumina Euro; the 1992 weight pages read it as the Euro theme car but print ZVB, so 1992 is not claimed

only in: Euro sedan (1WN69); brings the LQ1 engine, dual exhaust outlets, custom cloth sport bucket seats and a monochromatic body treatment; the rparts list reads BYP as a sport equipment package

only in: Z34 coupe

only in: Z34 coupe

only in: Euro 3.4 sedan

only in: Euro coupe and sedan

only in: Euro coupe and sedan; the 1991 group list prints WZAT, so 1991 is not claimed

only in: Euro coupe and sedan; the 1991 group list prints WZAZ (WZA2 appears only inside the AU3 entry), so 1991 is not claimed

coupe and sedan (1991), coupe only (1993)

coupe and sedan (1991), coupe only (1993)

includes the V56 carrier; the 1993 group list prints WLAZ (WLA2 appears only inside the V56 entry), so 1993 is not claimed

includes the V56 carrier and power door locks

only in: Lumina sedan

with the AR9 bucket seats (1991; the uncited 1993 p.70 pairs it with AR9 or AN3); the 1993 page prints the code in Cyrillic letters, so 1993 is not claimed; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.53) carries no readable model-year field

with the AM6 split seat (1991, 1993); the order guides sell the driver power seat as WG1 (own row); lumina-gen2 and celebrity-gen1 read AG1 as a driver power seat; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.53) carries no readable model-year field

the 1990 weight page prints AMG, so 1990 is not claimed; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.53) carries no readable model-year field

the rparts list reads AN3 as front bucket seats with electronic body support control; GM's later lists reuse AN3 for an individual (non-bucket) front seat; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.53) carries no readable model-year field

the 1991 weight page calls it a cargo restraint, and the 1991 custom ordering options page sells a cargo retaining net for the luggage area as its own line (printed APg, so that page is not cited); the 1992 page prints APS, so 1992 is not claimed; 1993 not claimed: the order guide lists the cargo retaining net only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

lumina-gen2 reads AQ9 as "Seat, front bucket, passenger and driver, reclining"

the 1994 page prints ARS, so 1994 is not claimed; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.53) carries no readable model-year field

order-guide code; only in: sedans (Lumina sedan 1991 and 1993, Euro sedan 1991 and 1993); not with the bench seat; the weight pages carry the driver power seat adjuster as AG1; same description as lumina-gen2

coupe and sedan entries; included with the top preferred equipment groups (1991); 1990, 1992 are not claimed: the pages that print it (1990 p.41; 1992 p.53) carry no readable model-year field

remote electric release of the rear compartment lid; the 1993 page prints ASO, so 1993 is not claimed; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.53) carries no readable model-year field; 1991 is not claimed: the dated 1991 order guide lists the trunk opener only as a preferred equipment group row, and the custom ordering options page that sells it alone (p.10) has no readable model-year field, so the 1991 weight page cannot carry the year

the 1992 page prints 824, so 1992 is not claimed

the 1991–1993 weight pages print B97 as a rear wheel opening spoiler and the 1994 page as an exterior ornamentation molding, lower accent; that both are one part is inferred from the equal masses (0.9/0.9/1.8 kg in 1991, 1.0/0.8/1.8 kg in 1992–1993, 1.0/1.8 kg in 1994), not stated on any page; GM's other lists and the rparts list read B97 as the lower accent molding; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.54) carries no readable model-year field

one of C49 or R9W must be ordered (1991, 1993); the 1992 page prints CA9, so 1992 is not claimed

the 1991–1993 weight pages call it premium air conditioning; required with the LH0 on the Lumina (1991; 1993 sedan); 1990, 1992 are not claimed: the pages that print it (1990 p.41; 1992 p.54) carry no readable model-year field

not with the bench seat (1993); the weight pages print DO9, the 1993 sedan order page D09; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.54) carries no readable model-year field

the 1991 page prints 055, so 1991 is not claimed; 1993 not claimed: the order guide lists the console only inside the Euro custom cloth bucket trim's contents (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.54) carries no readable model-year field

the Euro order pages offer it as "rear spoiler not desired"

the 1990 page names them outside mirrors; same description as beretta-gen1; 1993 not claimed: the order guide lists twin remote sport mirrors only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1990 and 1992 are not claimed: the pages that print it (1990 p.41; 1992 p.54) carry no readable model-year field; 1991 is not claimed: the dated 1991 order guide lists the sport mirrors only as a preferred equipment group row, and the custom ordering options page that sells them alone (p.11) has no readable model-year field, so the 1991 weight page cannot carry the year

only in: Z34 and Eurosport (the restriction column pairs it with Z34 and ZV8); the 1994 page prints D8O; 1991 and 1993 not claimed: the order guides list the rear spoiler only inside the base equipment groups' contents (WSAB 1991, WZAB 1991 and 1993), although the 1991 and 1993 weight pages list D80 (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.54) carries no readable model-year field

1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.54) carries no readable model-year field

1991 and 1993 not claimed: the order guides list the sport suspension only inside the Euro base equipment group WZAB's contents, although the 1991 and 1993 weight pages list FE3 (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.55) carries no readable model-year field

1991, 1992 are not claimed: the pages that print it (1991 p.73; 1992 p.55) carry no readable model-year field

1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.55) carries no readable model-year field

required with the MX0 on the Z34 and Euro 3.4; 1992 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1992 p.55) carries no readable model-year field

the 1992 page prints KO5; 1991, 1992 are not claimed: the pages that print it (1991 p.73; 1992 p.55) carry no readable model-year field

the order guides describe electronic speed control with resume; 1993 not claimed: the order guide lists speed control only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1990, 1991, 1992 are not claimed: the pages that print it (1990 p.41; 1991 p.10, 73; 1992 p.55) carry no readable model-year field

the 1992 and 1993 pages print NCS, so those years are not claimed; 1991 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1991 p.73) carries no readable model-year field

1991 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1991 p.73) carries no readable model-year field

Euro option, requires the QPE tires (1991, 1993); the pages print NWO

1991 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1991 p.74) carries no readable model-year field

the order guides call it Comfortilt steering; 1993 not claimed: the order guide lists the Comfortilt steering wheel only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1991 is not claimed: the pages that print it (1991 p.10, 74) carry no readable model-year field

the Lumina page's own reading; the rparts GM RPO list and GM's lists for other platforms (14 in the corpus) read N91 as a simulated wire wheel cover with lock

1991 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1991 p.74) carries no readable model-year field

1991 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1991 p.74) carries no readable model-year field

Lumina coupe; the page prints PO3

coupe entry; the page prints PO8; the 1992 page prints POB, so 1992 is not claimed

1991 is not claimed: the page that prints it (1991 p.74) carries no readable model-year field

the 1993 coupe order page gives the white stripe; the 1994 page gives the size only

Euro option with NW0 wheels; the 1993 page prints the size as P215/80R16, and the 1991 and 1993 order guides print the code OPE

the 1991 and 1993 pages print QXd and OXd, so those years are not claimed

the rparts list reads UB3 as an instrument cluster with oil, coolant temperature, voltmeter, tachometer and trip odometer; 1993 not claimed: the order guide lists the gage package with tachometer only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1991 is not claimed: the pages that print it (1991 p.10, 74) carry no readable model-year field

the 1990, 1992 and 1993 weight pages print UMG, so 1990 and 1992 are not claimed

not with the bench seat (1991, 1993); GM's later lists reuse UU8 for a navigation radio

the 1993 order guides name the Delco-LOC II player

the reading of the 1991 weight page and the 1991 and 1993 order guides; the 1992 and 1994 weight pages give VK3 another meaning, a rear mount package for export (next row); the 1993 weight page (p.74) also prints that rear-export reading, but the 1993 order guides' front bracket is kept for 1993; same description as beretta-gen1

another meaning of VK3: the reading of the 1992 and 1994 weight pages; the 1993 weight page prints it too, but 1993 goes to the front-bracket row (row above), whose reading the 1993 order guides print; GM's other lists read VK3 as the front mounting package

sedan entry; the page prints VO8; GM's other lists read V08 as heavy-duty cooling

black in the order guides, painted on the weight pages; included with WLA2 and WLA3 and may be deleted

one of C49 or R9W must be ordered

same description as beretta-gen1

same description as beretta-gen1

the code is printed only in the "Restrictions, Requirements" column ("1WA00 & Z49") of the T61 daytime running lamps entry; the meaning comes from GM's other lists: Z49 is printed in 767 lists in the corpus, most reading it as the Canadian modification mandatory base equipment, while 31 read it as an English/French SIR warning label; the rparts list reads it as mandatory Canadian base equipment modifications

beretta-gen1 reads R8T as "Order acknowledgement, preliminary invoice"