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# INITIAL LABOR TIME GUIDE (LTG) MICROFICHE

#### SUBJECT: 1993 INITIAL LABOR TIME GUIDE (LTG) MICROFICHE

The 1993 Labor Time Guide microfiche was distributed and mailed on October 5, 1992. Many changes have been made to the 1993 LTG, including:

0 New art work for Fleetwood Brougham for Exterior Paint Guide and Exterior Trim.

0 Many new labor codes for the Fleetwood Brougham as indicated by the (0) symbol.

0 New Labor Operations in Automatic Transaxle Hydra-Matic 4T80-E Section.

0 Qualifiers for the 4.6L Northstar engine (codes 9 and Y) and 4.9L engine (code B) for some of the Labor Operations in the Engine Cooling, Engine Electrical, Engine Fuel, and Engine Emissions Sections. Likewise, some labor codes are excluded from the 4.6L in these sections. Samples of each statement are shown on the reverse side.

The New Vehicle Inspection operation Z7000 has been changed since the LTG was published. The Add condition "To Install Locking Wire Wheel Covers" has been deleted.

All dealerships were sent one copy of the LTG microfiche unless additional copies were ordered. If additional copies of microfiche or paper copies are required, refer to the procedures outlined in GRAM Program DSIB 90-I-8.

If you have any questions or concerns about the LTG, please contact Ann Haener-Maghran at (313) 554-6946.

ENGINE COOLING

VEHICLE SERIES OPERATION DESCRIPTION OPERATION C D E K V NUMBER VIN CODE P CAP, RADIATOR FILLER - REPLACE J3020 .2 .2 .2 .2 - PART GP: 1,203 INC: Diagnosis to pressure test cap. 0 NOTE: Excludes 4.6L

SENSOR, COOLANT LEVEL - REPLACE J3032 - .3 - - 0 E,K,V, WITH 4.6L - - .2 .3 .3

#### ADD:

A-Diagnosis Time: You may claim 0.0 to 0.3 hours depending on actual time performing diagnosis................ - 0-.3 0-.3 0-.3 0-.3

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