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A/C LEAKS WATER INTO FRT. OF VEHICLE-NEW DRAIN TUBE GROMMET

Subject: AIR CONDITIONING EVAPORATOR DRAIN WATER LEAKS INTO FRONT OF VEHICLE

Model and Year: 1990-91 U VANS

Condition: Water from the A/C Evaporator drain tube leaks into the front of the vehicle.

Cause: Condensate water from the Evaporator drain tube flows rearward along the outside of the tube and into the vehicle at the seal area.

Correction: Install a plastic grommet to the end of the drain tube. This grommet acts as a dam and causes the water to drip off at that point, rather than running into the vehicle.

Vehicles prior to the following 1991 breakpoint are affected: MT123258

Quantity Part Number Part Name -------- ----------- --------------- 1 52461007 Grommet-Plastic

Parts are expected to be available on April 29, 1991. Until then normal part orders will not be accepted by GMSPO. Only verifiable emergency VIP orders will be accepted. SPO will make every effort to obtain parts. All parts will be placed on 400 control to waive VIP surcharges. However, the part will be shipped premium transportation at dealer's expense. All other order types will be cancelled as incorrectly ordered while the 400 control is in place.

Procedure:

1. Raise vehicle.

2. Install grommet onto the end of the A/C Evaporator drain tube. Grommet should-be flush with the end of the drain tube. Refer to Figure 1 for orientation of the grommet.

3. Lower vehicle.

Labor Operation: T1711 Labor Time: 0.2 Hours Trouble Code: 92


Object Number: 90957  Size: LF

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