VOLUNTARY PARTS RETURN LIST 'PARTNERS IN QUALITY' PROGRAM
Pontiac is continuing its "Partners In Quality," a Parts Return Program designed to obtain selected parts from Pontiac dealers for engineering analysis. All parts replaced under warranty should be returned as outlined below.
The purpose of "Partners In Quality" is to obtain samples of parts for engineering and production personnel to evaluate.
We are showing on the reverse side the most recent "Partners In Quality Parts Return List" and solicit your cooperation in posting it in the parts department.
The items listed should be returned immediately to the Pontiac F.E.W. Room whenever replacement is made. Emphasize to all personnel the importance of using the "Black" F.E.W. shipping label (Form 729) to the attention of P.I.Q. Each part should be tagged with the F.E.W. tag (Form 728) and properly filled out.
Place part in a sturdy carton and carefully wrap to prevent loss or damage in transit. Several parts may be shipped together. Freight reimbursement should be handLed on a Code "F" claim type. Refer to Page 13 in your Warranty Claim Preparation Manual. Ship cheapest way prepaid.
Pontiac dealers participating in this voluntary program will help provide parts for engineering evaluation and assist in continuing efforts to achieve the highest standard of product quality in the industry.
PARTNERS IN QUALITY
ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION PARTS
Throttle Body Injector A/C and Fuel Pump Relay Fuel Meter and Regulator Assembly Vehicle Speed Sensor Throttle Position Sensor Exhaust Manifold (Firebird Only) Idle Air Control Motor *Firebird Rear Hatch Strut Rods Fuel Pump *Rear Main Oil Seal** Hall - Effect Switch (In Distributor) *Water Pumps** EST Distributor Module *Thermostat And/Or Thermo Housing** MAP Sensor *Fan Control Switch (Part 3040674)** Oil Pressure Switch/Transducer
* New items **1982 2.5L Engine Only Codes LR8 & LQ9
The items listed should be returned immediately to the Pontiac F.E.W. Room whenever replacement is made. Emphasize to all personnel the importance of using the "Black" F.E.W. shipping label (Form 729) to the attention of P.I.Q. Each part should be tagged with the F.E.W. tag (Form 728) and properly filled out.
Place parts in a sturdy carton and carefully wrap to prevent loss or damage in transit. Freight reimbursement should be handled on a Code "F" claim type. Refer to Page 13 in your Warranty Claim Preparation Manual. Ship cheapest way prepaid.
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