CADILLAC SERVICEMAN BULLETINS UPDATES

MODELS AFFECTED: 1985-1987 DE VILLE AND FLEETWOOD 1986-1987 ELDORADO AND SEVILLE, AND 1987 ALLANTE

The listed Serviceman Bulletin require the following corrections. Please update your butletins to include these changes.

Serviceman Bulletin Correction

Bulletin No: T-87-44 The part numbers listed in this File in Group: 7 bulletin are available as Number: 149 a kit using P/N 8646995 Date: Dec.'86

Bulletin No: T-87-122 3M finishing compound #13084 is currently File in Group: 10 available only through industrial distribu- Number: 94 tors such as: Charles Strelinger, Date: June'87 Warren, MI, (313-268-4100) or Makar Tool Supply, Flint, MI (313-767-6820). On September 1, 1987, "Finesse-it II"(3M part 05928) will take the ptace of the original finishing compound and be available in quart containers through 3M Automotive Trades Division Distributors.

Bulletin No: T-86-40 The part number for the A.I.R. pipe should File in Group: 3B be changed to 1633911 and the part number Number: 17 for the support (Tension Bracket) should be Date: March '86 changed to 1636472.

Bulletin No: T-87-52 Change Labor Operation to K7460 File in Group: 7 and use 5.5 hours for De Villes and Number: 151 Fleetwoods and 6.1 hours for Eldorados Date: Dec. '86 and Sevilles.

Bulletin No: T-87-45A The second paragraph, third sentence should File in Group: 7 read: This change entered production on Number: 150 February 12, 1987 (Julian Date 043) and Date: Jan. '87 was also incorporated in all SRTA models, effective November 15, 1986 (Julian Date 039).

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