PART USAGE REVISION/BOLT SIZE AND FASTENER TIGHTENING SPEC.. Chevrolet Corsica 1992

SUBJECT: PART USAGE REVISION/BOLT SIZE AND FASTENER TIGHTENING SPECIFICATIONS CHANGE ON ENGINE MOUNT BRACKET

MODEL and YEAR: 1992-93 BERETTA WITH 2.3L ENGINE ONLY

ENGINE APPLICATIONS:

2.3L (RPO LGO)

ENGINE VIN (Models):

SUBJECT: ------- Part Usage Revision-Bolt Size and Fastener Tightening Specification Change on Engine Mount Bracket (Upper)

VEHICLE APPLICATIONS:

1992-93 Model Year L Car

CONDITION:

--------- A small number (about 2 percent of total production) of early production 1992 model year 2.3L engines with automatic transaxles were produced with M-10 bolts (13 mm bolt head) to attach the engine mount bracket (upper) to the engine block. When the engine mount bracket bolts are removed, replace them with new bolts (GM P/N 14034683 with Loctite 75, without substitution). The fastener tightening specification is listed below.

Later production 1992 and all 1993 model year 2.3L engines had M-12 bolts to attach the engine mount bracket (upper) to the block and have different tightening specifications than the M-10 bolt. When the engine mount bracket (upper) bolts are removed, replace them with new bolts (bolt GM P/N 22579611, without substitution). Tighten bolts to the specified N.m (lbs. ft.) then rotate the bolt the specified degrees with Torque Angle Moter J-36660.

BOLT BOLT TORQUE SIZE HEAD SIZE PART NUMBER TRANS SPECIFICATION ---- --------- ----------- ----- ------------- M-10 13 mm 14034683 Bolt Auto 30 N.m (41 lbs. ft.) Plus rotate 60 degrees

M-12 15 mm 22579611 Bolt Auto 60 N.m (44 lbs. ft.) Plus rotate 90 degrees

M-12 15 mm 22579611 Bolt Manual 110 N.m (81 lbs. ft.) Plus rotate 90 degrees

Parts are expected to be available on February 8,1993.

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