ROAD SENSING SUSP.(RSS) SYSTEM SERVICE COMPONENT EXCHANGE PRG. Cadillac Allante 1993

For 1990-2009 cars

# ROAD SENSING SUSP.(RSS) SYSTEM SERVICE COMPONENT EXCHANGE PRG

#### SUBJECT: ROAD SENSING SUSPENSION (RSS) SYSTEM SERVICE

#### MODELS AFFECTED: 1993 ALLANTES, ELDORADOS (WITH NORTHSTAR ENGINE), AND SEVILLE TOURING SEDANS

This bulletin supersedes Service bulletin T-92-92 which should be discarded. This bulletin is being revised to cancel the exchange program.

Service parts for the Road Sensing Suspension (RSS) system have been available through a special exchange program. This program was successful in providing early customer/dealer feedback and minimizing service and diagnostic problems associated with the introduction of new product technology. In order to relieve parts personnel of special parts ordering procedures, this program is cancelled immediately. Dealers will no longer be required to call the Cadillac Technical Assistance System to obtain parts for the RSS system. However, the Cadillac Technical Assistance System will still be available for aid in diagnosis of a problem.

Parts for the RSS system may now be ordered directly through GMSPO via normal channels. The core charge on RSS parts will be maintained. Replacement parts will be packaged in heavy gauge returnable boxes. The box will include a return label/shipper and a short instruction sheet. To ensure proper and timely core charge crediting, complete the lower half of the instruction sheet provided and include it along with a copy of the repair order with the returned part.

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