For 1990-2009 cars

# LOOSE DOOR WEATHERSTRIPPING (APPLY SUITABLE ADHESIVE)

#### SUBJECT: LOOSE DOOR OPENING WEATHERSTRIP (APPLY SUITABLE ADHESIVE TO AREAS SHOWN IN FIGURE 1 )

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1992 BUICK AND PONTIAC "N"

VIN Breakpoints: Buick (Plant Code - C) Vehicles prior to 110048

Pontiac (Plant Code - C) Vehicles prior to 110054

(Plant Code - M) Vehicles prior to 604424 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#### Condition:

---------- Some early 1992 "N" coupes and sedans may exhibit a condition where the door opening weatherstrip is loose at the bottom of the windshield pillar which, in some cases, may result in seal strip peeling away from body.

#### Cause

This condition is caused by the inability of the adhesive tape at the end of the weatherstrip to consistently seal to the body.

#### Correction:

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Apply a suitable adhesive such as, 3M black Super Weatherstrip Adhesive, P/N 08008, or equivalent in the areas shown in Figure 1. Press weatherstrip in place and remove excess weatherstrip adhesive.

Part Information: 3M black Super Weatherstrip Adhesive # 08008

For vehicles being repaired under warranty use:

Labour Time .2 Hour

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