QUARTZ CLOCK NOISY WHEN COLD REPLACEMENT CLOCK

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1984-85 Pontiac 'G' Cars With U35 Base option

Some owners may comment on a noisy or squeaking clock, especially at low temperatures 7 DEG C (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 General Motors of Canada Parts Department. (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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