--------- Some 1992 and 1993 "C" bodies equipped with 3800 S/C (Code 1 -RPO L67) engines (1 992/93 "H" bodies equipped with 3800 S/C (Code 1 -RPO L67) engines - Pontiac only), may experience a condition described as engine does not stay running on initial cold start.
---------- If this condition is experienced and cannot be repaired by using currently published service diagnostic procedures, it may be necessary to install a new service PROM after basic engine controls and systems performance have been verified.
PROM PROM MEM-CAL SERVICE SCANNER BROADCAST DIVISION YEAR SERIES AXLE PART NUMBER I.D. NO. CODE USED ---- ------ ---- ----------- -------- --------- -------- 1992 C body (FED) 2.97 16190044 9534 BDZB Olds/Buick 1992 C body (CAL) 2.97 16190047 9544 BDZC Olds/Buick 1992 H body (FED) 2.97 16190050 9554 BDZD Pontiac 1992 H body (CAL) 2.97 16190053 9564 BDZF Pontiac 1993 C body (FED) 2.97 16187418 7374 BDND Olds/Buick 1993 C body (CAL) 2.97 16187421 7384 BDNF Olds/Buick 1993 H body (FED) 2.97 16187430 7394 BDNH Pontiac 1993 H body (CAL) 2.97 16187443 7404 BDNJ Pontiac
For vehicles repaired under warranty use applicable labour operation and time.
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