For 1990-2009 cars

# EXTENDED CRANK TIME (NEW PART)

#### MODELS/YEARS SOME 1989 AND EARLY 1990 NINETY-EIGHT, EIGHTY-EIGHT AND TORONADO MODELS

Some 1989 through early built 1990 models equipped with the 3800 engine (VIN Code C), may exhibit a condition of a cold engine long crank, but if the ignition key is cycled, the engine will start.

If this condition is experienced on a vehicle with good fuel pressure and the basic engine, controls and systems are performing properly, it may be necessary to install a new service Mem-Cal with a recalibrated fuel multiplier ratio during cranking.

Parts are currently available from GMSPO.

Axle Option Code *Scanner Mem-Cal Srv. Model Axle Located on Srv. ID If This M-C Pt.# Year Application Ratio Parts ID Label is Installed Number ---- ----------- ----- -------------- ------------- ------ 1989/90 FED 88/98 2.84 F17 8094 16148060 1989/90 CAL 88/98 2.84 F17 7994 16148005 1989/90 FED 88/98 2.97 F79 8004 16148006 1989/90 CAL 88/98 2.97 F79 8014 16148007

1989 FED Toronado 2.84 F17 1074 16141292 1989 CAL Toronado 2.84 F17 1084 16141296 1989 FED Toronado 2.97 F79 1094 16141300 1989 CAL Toronado 2.97 F79 1104 16141305 1990 FED Toronado 2.84 F17 8044 16148010 1990 CAL Toronado 2.84 F17 8054 16148012 1990 FED Toronado 2.97 F79 8064 16148013 1990 CAL Toronado 2.97 F79 8074 16148015

*IMPORTANT: The 1990 calibrations are currently being used in production. Verify if this Mem-Cal is already installed by using the scanner I.D.

#### WARRANTY INFORMATION:

Labor Operation Number: T0500 Labor Time: 0.4 Hour Trouble Code: 92

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