'ORANGE LABEL' POWER ANTENNA ASSEMBLY PROGRAM

BEGINNING MARCH 1, 1983, 20,000 CADILLAC C CARS WILL BE BUILT WITH POWER ANTENNAS HAVING REVISED DRIVE CABLES. IN ORDER TO EVALUATE THESE ASSEMBLIES (IDENTIFIED WITH AN ORANGE LABEL ON THE TUBE), A SPECIAL RETURN PROGRAM HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED.

FROM MARCH 1, 1983 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1983 DEALERS ARE REQUESTED TO REPLACE AS AN ASSEMBLY AND RETURN TO CADILLAC ANY ANTENNA IDENTIFIED WITH AN ORANGE LABEL REQUIRING REPLACEMENT DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD USING THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES:

1. ORDER THE REQUIRED REPLACEMENT PART(S) FROM GMWDD IN THE USUAL MANNER.

2. SHIP THE INOPERATIVE PART(S) PREPAID, ALONG WITH A LEGIBLE PHOTOCOPY OF THE REPAIR ORDER, TO CADILLAC USING A BLACK SHIPPING LABEL AVAILABLE FROM YOUR ZONE REPRESENTATIVE. IF LABELS ARE NOT READILY AVAILABLE, RETURN THE SUBJECT PART(S) TO:

CADILLAC MOTOR CAR DIVISION 2860 CLARK STREET DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48232 ATTENTION: MATERIAL RETURN ROOM DEPT. 811

BE SURE YOUR DEALER NAME AND CODE NUMBER ARE INCLUDED ON THE R.O. COPY.

3. SUBMIT A WARRANTY CLAIM IN THE USUAL MANNER, INCLUDING SHIPPING CHARGES. A COPY OF THE PREPAID SHIPPING BILL SHOULD BE RETAINED WITH THE REPAIR ORDER. WARRANTY CLAIM WILL REQUIRE ZONE AUTHORIZATION FOR THE ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT.

PLEASE MAKE CERTAIN THAT ALL PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE FOR REPLACING AND HANDLING THESE RETURN WARRANTY PARTS ARE AWARE OF THIS SPECIAL IMPORTANT PROGRAM.

OTHER WARRANTY PARTS CURRENTLY SUBJECT TO A 1982-83 WARRANTY PARTS RETURN PROGRAM ARE:

1983 HT4100 FUEL INJECTORS AND -J5495 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983 FUEL METERING ASSYS -J5556/57 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983 1982 & 1983 HT4100 BROKEN RODS -J1300-07 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983 OR CRANKSHAFT -J1200 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983

1982 & 1983 CIMARRON FRONT WHEEL HUB AND BEARING ASSEMBLY -E2320-27 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983

1982 & 1983 C/E/K POWER ANTENNA RELAY -R0620 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983

1983 E/K FINAL DRIVE REAR PINION BEARING -F2282 -THROUGH JUNE 30, 1983

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