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SECONDARY DOOR WEATHERSTRIP RETENTION (NEW WEATHERSTRIP)

Model and Year: 1988-90 C/K TRUCKS

Some 1988-1990 C/K Trucks may experience a condition where the door's secondary weatherstrip (see Figure 1) is loose or pulled away from the door opening. In order to correct this condition, a newly designed weatherstrip has been released (P/N 15667234).

The prior design can be discerned from the new design by comparing the ends of the two weatherstrips. The difference appears where the weatherstrip grips the metal flange. In this area the new design (see Figure 3) has two contact flaps, where as the previous design has only one contact flap, and saw-tooth-like extensions opposing the flap (see Figure 2).

IMPORTANT: The newly designed secondary weatherstrip has been installed on production vehicles, beginning with the following VIN Breakpoints:

OSHAWA:

K1218136

PONTIAC EAST:

LE181004

FT. WAYNE: LZ191844

PARTS INFORMATION

P/N Description Quantity

15667234 Weaterstrip Assembly Side Door 1 per door

Parts are currently available from GMSPO.

LABOR OPERATION INFORMATION

For vehicles repaired under warranty use:

Labor Operation Number: T 8125

Labor Time: 0.2 hrs. one side 0.3 hrs. two sides

NOTE: Labor time is coded to base vehicle coverage in the warranty system.


Object Number: 75413  Size: FS


Object Number: 89362  Size: FS


Object Number: 88882  Size: FS

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