For 1990-2009 cars

# REVISED:INSTALLED ALARM SYSTEM PROCEDURE FOR DEFECTIVE PARTS

#### MODELS AFFECTED: ALL

GMWDD is currently marketing an aftermarket dealer installed alarm system that is not an OEM factory installed option. GMWDD warrants the parts only for 36/36 and the labor for 90 days/4,000 miles. Due to the uniqueness of this system, warranty claims processing and handling are accomplished differently from the usual manner. Any defective parts removed from a vehicle are returned to GMWDD and a new or remanufactured unit is returned to the dealership. The reimbursement for labor should be handled by using labor operation T3163 for the replacement of any single component of this system. This labor operation pays .2 hr. and is for labor only. Payment for parts cannot be submitted on this claim.

Warranty claims on vehicles for which a dealer installed option card has not been submitted will be rejected and returned to the dealer as a 33 reject.

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