FRT. ROCKER ARM SHAFT SUPPORT BOLT - REVISED IDENTIFICATION

THE 1986-1987 W4 SERVICE MANUAL IMPROPERLY STATES THAT AN OIL GROOVE EXISTS IN THE FRONT ROCKER ARM SHAFT SUPPORT BOLT. THE FRONT ROCKER ARM BOLT IS IDENTICAL TO THE OTHER ROCKER ARM SUPPORT BOLTS. OIL IS SUPPLIED TO THE VALVE TRAIN COMPONENTS THROUGH AN OIL PASSAGE IN THE FRONT ROCKER ARM SHAFT SUPPORT. BECAUSE OF THIS, THE INFORMATION UNDER THE "IMPORTANT" SYMBOL ON PAGE 6A6-20 OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED SERVICE MANUAL MUST BE DISREGARDED. TO PROPERLY REFLECT THIS INFORMATION, FIGURES 1 AND 2 OF THIS BULLETIN SHOULD BE SUBSTITUTED FOR FIGURES 19 AND 23 ON PAGES 6A6-18 AND 6A6-20 OF THE 1986-87 W4 SERVICE MANUAL.

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