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BUZZ/LT.SHAKE IN SEAT OR DASH MUST REPLACE CAB BODY MOUNTS

1983-85 C1500-2500 WITH 5.0L and 5.7L ENGINES

Some 1983-85 C1500-2500 trucks may experience a vehicle vibration (a light shake or "buzzing" in the seat or dash area) condition between 35-55 mph. This condition is usually more pronounced if the vehicle is not loaded.

Refer to Sections 3E and 4A of the Light Duty Service Manual for procedures on checking wheels, tires and propshafts. If these procedures do not correct the condition, the following parts may be installed.

1983 Models

Replace the cab body mounts with mounts for the 1984-85 trucks.

Quantity Part Number Description Required ----------- ----------- -------- 15597600 Upper Cushion 4 15597629 Lower Cushion 4 14027472 Retainer 4

See Figure No. 1.

All Models

Inspect engine mounts to see if the engine mount is grounding out. If the tab on the mount sticks out too far, it is possible for the mount that is bolted to the chassis to ground out inside the support that is bolted to the engine (see Figure No. 2). If this condition exists, remove the mount and, using a bench grinder, grind the tabs for clearance and reinstall the mount. Do not remove more than 1/16" from any tab.

Replace the rear transmission mount with P/N 14049476. This mount can be used on the THM 350, THM 700-R4, and all manual transmissions.

Mount P/N 14049477 can be used on THM 400 turbo transmissions.

See Figure No. 3.


Object Number: 90375  Size: LF


Object Number: 90489  Size: MF


Object Number: 95186  Size: MH

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