Subject: | Rattle In Upper Fender and/or A-Pillar Area (Replace or Reposition Anti-Rattle Patch) |
Models: | 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt |
2007 Pontiac G5 |
Some customers may comment on a rattle in the left or right upper fender or A-pillar area.
This condition may be caused by a mispositioned or missing anti-rattle patch. This allows the fender to make contact in the A-pillar, causing a rattle.
Remove the left or right fender and install or reposition the anti-rattle patch.
Part Number | Description |
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12345632 (US) 10953475 (Canada) | GM Instant Gel Adhesive |
For vehicles repaired under warranty, use:
Labor Operation | Description | Labor Time |
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B9822* | Install or Reposition Anti-Rattle Patch | 0.8 hr |
Add | To Repair Other Side | 0.7 hr |
*This is a unique labor operation for bulletin use only. It will not be published in the Labor Time Guide. |
Important: When ordering the anti-rattle patch from the WPC, include the number of patches needed (one or two).
IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN PRINTING THIS FORM: If the form prints out on two pages, make certain you fax BOTH pages so that the WPC receives all the needed information. Missing information will delay or prevent the part from being shipped.
Parts Request Form - Warranty Parts Center |
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To: Warranty Parts Center
e-mail: warrantypartscenterUSA@gm.com
or WPC Fax: 248-371-0192
Attn: Jeannette Dunn
Part Being Requested: WPC 395 Anti-Rattle Patch
Please indicate quantity needed (1 or 2):
Dealer BAC (U.S.) / Dealer Code (Canada):
Dealer Name:
Dealer Address:
Dealer Contact Person:
Dealer Phone Number:
Repair Order Number:
Vehicle VIN:
Important: If you do not receive the part within 2 business days after e-mailing or faxing your part request to the Warranty Parts Center, please call Customer Assistance at 248-371-9901/9902. IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN PRINTING THIS FORM: If the form prints out on two pages, make certain you fax BOTH pages so that the WPC receives all the needed information. Missing information will delay or prevent the part from being shipped. |