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CAMPAIGN: REAR WHEEL TIE RODS MAY FATIQUE IN REV.

Model and Year:1988-89 CHEVROLET CORVETTE

This bulletin revises the Tools Required portion of the SERVICE PROCEDURE section for Chevrolet Product Campaign Bulletin 89C17, dated MARCH, 1990. Specifically, two (2) additional essential tool combinations have been created which may be used in place of the A/C compressor tool kit if necessary. Also, a revised Figure 1 has been included to show the proper combination of these new weight assemblies.

SERVICE PROCEDURE

Tools Required: J-24319-01 - Universal Steering Linkage Puller J-29892-A - (R-4) Compressor Tool Kit (Option 1)

If J-29892-A is not available, one of the following option essential tool combinations may be used:

Option 2 - Geo Essential Tools

J-37758 - Tracker - Transmission Tool J-38412 - Storm - Transaxle Tool J-38462 - Storm - Valve Guide Installer Tool

Option 3 - Corvette Essential Tools

J-35501 - Dana Model 44 Rear Axle Tool J-35505 - Dana Model 44 Rear Axle Tool J-35509 - Dana Model 44 Rear Axle Tool J-35510 - Dana Model 44 Rear Axle Tool

NOTICE: J-35505 CONSISTS OF TWO (2) IDENTICAL PIECES AND BOTH MUST BE USED.

THE PROPER ARRANGEMENT FOR EACH OF THESE COMBINATIONS IS SHOWN IN THE REVISED FIGURE 1 ON PAGE TWO (2) OF THIS SUPPLEMENT.

If none of the tool combinations mentioned in this supplement are available, tool J-29892-A should be ordered to complete this campaign.


Object Number: 80722 Size: FS

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