QUARTZ CLOCK NOISY WHEN COLD REPLACEMENT CLOCK

1984-85 GRAND PRIX & BONNEVILLE CARS WITH U35 BASE OPTION

Some owners may comment on a noisy or squeaking clock, especially at low temperatures (below 20 DEG F). This is caused by loss of lubrication on an internal bearing.

This condition should be corrected by replacing the clock with a new one ordered through WDDGM (P/N 25076294) .

A quieter clock movement has been installed in clocks that have a date code after Julian date 1505 (May 30, 1985). This code is located on a white return tag on the rear of the clock. It is the last four digits of the seven digit number.

EXAMPLE: 4041505

Date Code (150th day of 1985)

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