SLIDING REAR WINDOW RATTLES & LEAKS-INSTALL NEW RUN CHANNELS
SUBJECT: SLIDING REAR WINDOW RATTLES AND LEAKS (INSTALL NEW RUN CHANNELS)
MODELS: 1988 - 1991 C/K TRUCKS
Some owners of 1988-1991 C/K trucks built with a sliding rear window (RPO A28) may comment about water leaks and wind noise from the lower glass run channel and glass rattling in the upper glass run channel.
To correct, it is necessary to replace the lower and the upper glass run channels. The new lower glass run channel has nine off-setting drain holes and a felt-like material has been added to the upper channels.
SERVICE PROCEDURE:
1. Remove lower glass run channel. 2. Remove upper glass run channels. Note: Lubricate the glass run channels with a multi-purpose lubricant before installing. 3. Install lower glass run channel. 4. Install upper glass run channels.
SERVICE PARTS INFORMATION:
Part Description Quantity Number -------- ----------------------- --------- 15691079 Upper Glass Run Channel 2 15691080 Lower Glass Run Channel 1
Parts are expected to be available on 11/25/91. In case of limited inventory, parts will be placed on 400 control to waive VIP surcharges. Only verifi- able emergency orders will be accepted. SPO will make every effort to obtain parts. However, the part will be shipped premium transportation at the deal- er's expense and all other order types will be placed on backorder until the 400 control is removed.
WARRANTY INFORMATION:
For vehicles repaired under warranty, use:
Labor Description Labor Operation Time ---------- ----------------- -------- C0670 Glass, Back Sliding 0.2 hrs. Window - Reseal Right C0671 Glass, Back Sliding 0.2 hrs. Window - Reseal Left
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