Supplemental Inflatable Restraint DERMS used in 1990 E,F,M (Convertible Only), and R cars and 1991 B, C, E, F, L, M (Convertible only) , R and Y cars are to be serviced by exchange with one of the AC Delco Service Centres listed at the end of this bulletin. The Centres are authorized to pre-exchange by sending an exchange unit to the dealership in advance of receiving a concerned unit for repair.
The only cases in which a dealer should order a DERM through CANSPO is when the DERM is missing or physically damaged.
1. Remove the DERM unit requiring repair from the vehicle. Send the unit and all five copies of the completed form to the authorized AC Delco Centre chosen from Table 1. ALL INFORMATION EXCEPT FOR THE DEALER'S SIGNATURE MUST BE PRINTED LEGIBLY OR TYPED.
2. The repaired unit will be returned to the dealership with the dealership copy of the AC Delco form, properly completed. In cases where the dealership has received a pre-exchange unit, the completed form will be mailed after return of the inoperative unit to the repair centre.
3. The dealer copy of the ACD-1078A and the freight receipt of shipping invoice are to be retained.
Return of units for repair in cases of pre-exchange is critical to the success of the exchange programs. When Dealerships do not immediately return cores, it results in local parts shortages. If Dealerships are delinquent on core returns, AC Delco will request action by Warranty Administration.
Custona Electromotive Inc., 1150 Champlain Court WHITBY, ONTARIO LlN 6A8 (416) 668-2664 (800) 263-7887 (Canada Only)
United Automotive Distributors, Ltd., 5430 Lougheed Highway Burnaby, British Columbia V5B 2Z8 (604) 291-7766
G. LeBeau Limited 8288 Pie IX Boulevard MONTREAL, QUEBEC H1Z 3V6 (514) 593-7000 (800) 363-5960 (Canada Only)
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