INCORRECT FUSE USAGE CHART CORRECT INFO. FUSE BLOCK LABEL

1988 CHEVROLET CAVALIER "RS" AND Z24"

When diagnosing fuel pump or cooling fan circuits on 1988 Cavalier RS and Z24 models, a technician may encounter a misprinted fuse usage label. Should this occur, the fuse panel cover should be replaced with a 1989 cover containing the correct information.

Some or all of the following fuse usage information was printed incorrectly on the fuse usage chart located on the fuse block cover:

Fuse #1 - Does not protect the cooling fan relay

Fuse #8 - Is Shown as a spare on the 1988 label

Fuse #8 - Should be "10 amp fuel pump"

Fuse #17 - Is shown as "20 amp alternator on 1988 label

Fuse #17 - should be "10 amp alternator, cooling fan"

This information may be corrected by installing the 1989 fuse panel cover for the "JF" series Cavalier.

IMPORTANT: The 1989 label shows fuse #5 as "10 amp clock/radio" and is not used in the 1988 Fuse Block

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