TOWING INFORMATION FOR ALL WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLE

Models Affected: 1988 PONTIAC 6000 S.T.E. ALL WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES

This bulletin supersedes bulletin 88-10-14 which did not have art work attached and was issued for the wrong section. Please discard bulletin 88-10-14 issued 2188.

SERVICE MANUAL UPDATE

FRONT OF VEHICLE:

NOTICE: Do not tow Pontiac 6000 S.T.E. (AWD) All Wheel Drive vehicles with sling-type equipment.

Use wheel lift equipment with dollies under the rear wheels or flat bed equipment.

Use safety chains and wheel straps.

CAUTION:

Place gear selector in neutral with ignition key in the off position while towing to avoid vehicle damage.

REAR OF VEHICLE:

NOTICE: Do not tow with sling type equipment.

Rear bumper valance will be damaged.

Use wheel lift or flat bed equipment.

Use safety chains and wheel straps.

CAUTION:

Place gear selector in neutral with ignition key in the off position while towing to avoid vehicle damage.

PONTIAC 6000 S.T.E. (AWD) ALL WHEEL DRIVE FRONT

NOTICE:

Do not tow with sling-type equipment.

Use wheel lift equipment with dollies under the rear wheels or flat bed equipment.

Use safety chains and wheel straps.

CAUTION

Place gear selector in neutral with ignition key in the off position while towing to avoid vehicle damage.

PONTIAC 6000 S.T.E. (AWD) ALL WHEEL DRIVE REAR NOTICE:

Do not tow with sling-type equipment.

Rear bumper valance will be damaged.

Use wheel lift or flat bed equipment. Use safety chains and wheel straps,

CAUTION

Place gear selector in neutral with ignition key in the off position while towing to avoid vehicle damage.

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