REAR SEATBELT UNCOMFORTABLE INSTALL NEW RETRACTOR ASSEMBLY. Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser 1991

For 1990-2009 cars

# REAR SEATBELT UNCOMFORTABLE INSTALL NEW RETRACTOR ASSEMBLY

#### SUBJECT: REAR SEAT BELT COMFORT (INSTALL NEW RETRACTORS AND CENTER BELTS)

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1991-92 "B" MODEL SEDANS AND STATION WAGONS

THIS BULLETIN SUPERSEDES AND REPLACES CORPORATE BULLETIN REFERENCE NUMBER 231039.** THIS BULLETIN IS BEING REVISED TO ADD ADDITIONAL COLOUR MEDIUM DARK GRAY AND "NOTE" ON REVISED INSTRUCTION SHEETS.

Bulletin being revised to add additional Colour Medium Dark Gray and "note" on revised instruction sheets.

#### CONDITION:

Some owners of 1991-92 "B" sedans and station wagons may comment that rear seat belts are too tight, uncomfortable and/or locating the buckle side is difficult.

#### CORRECTION:

For sedans replace left and right side retractor's and center belts. For wagons second seat replace "only" the center belts.

Part numbers listed for "center" include the buckles for the outboard seating positions as well as a complete center position safety seat belt.

All stock of belts with short webbing has been purged from the GMSPO system.

Part Numbers Colour Part Number Colour 12518778(RH) V/D Sapphire 12518788(RH) Dk. Red Maple 12518779(LH) 12518789(LH) 12518177(CENTER) 12518179(CENTER) 12518786(RH) Lt. Camel 12518780(RH) Med. Gray 12518787(LH) 12518781(LH) 12518178(CENTER) 12518180(CENTER) 12506950(RH) Med. Dk. Gray 12506951(LH) 12502335(CENTER)

#### NOTE: Revised Instruction sheets are included with the above parts

** BULLETIN REFERENCES: Corporate Ref. 231039

General Motors of Canada 92-2-232 Chevrolet Division 92-218-10 Buick Division 92-10-48

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