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# CAMPAIGN: INCORRECT SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR

GENERAL MOTORS HAS DETERMINED THAT SOME 1982 OLDSMOBILE 98 MODELS EQUIPPED WITH 4.1L V-6 ENGINES AND 200 4R TRANSMISSIONS HAVE BEEN ASSEMBLED WITH THE INCORRECT SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEARS. THIS WILL CAUSE THE SPEEDOMETER TO INDICATE A VEHICLE SPEED APPROXIMATELY 6% TO 8% SLOWER THAN THE ACTUAL SPEED OF THE VEHICLE.

CARS AFFECTED

SOME 1982 98 MODELS EQUIPPED WITH A 4.L1 V-6 ENGINE AND A 200 4R TRANSMISSION BUILT AT THE LANSING (M) ASSEMBLY PLANT THAT FALL WITHIN THE FOLLOWING SERIAL NUMBER RANGE.

CM 101670 TO CM 231295

DEALER ACTION

DEALERS ARE TO REPLACE THE SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR ON ALL VEHICLES REQUIR- ING THE CORRECTION. DEALERS ARE TO PERFORM THIS RECALL CAMPAIGN AT NO CHARGE TO THE OWNERS ON AFFECTED VEHICLES, REGARDLESS OF TIME, MILEAGE OR OWNERSHIP, AND ARE TO CORRECT ALL AFFECTED VEHICLES IN DEALER NEW AND USED CAR INVENTORY PRIOR TO THEIR SALE.

WHENEVER A VEHICLE SUBJECT TO THIS CAMPAIGN IS TAKEN INTO YOUR NEW OR USED CAR INVENTORY IN THE FUTURE, YOU SHOULD TAKE THE STEPS NECESSARY TO BE SURE THE CAMPAIGN CORRECTION HAS BEEN MADE BEFORE RESELLING THE VEHICLE.

DEALERS ARE TO PERFORM THE CAMPAIGN SERVICES ON ALL AFFECTED VEHICLES AS THEY ARE BROUGHT IN FOR ANY KINK OF SERVICE UNTIL ALL AFFECTED VEHICLES HAVE BEEN CORRECTED.

SERVICE PROCEDURE

THERE ARE TWO DIFFERENT SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEARS USED ON THE VEHICLES INVOLVED, A 28 TOOTH GEAR OR A 29 TOOTH GEAR.

TO DETERMINE WHICH GEAR TO USE REFER TO THE DEALER PRINTOUT WHICH IDENTIFIES THE REQUIRED SPEEDOMETER GEAR FOR EACH VIN LISTED. THOSE VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH P215/75 TIRES REQUIRE GEAR PART NUMBER 403999 AND WILL HAVE A 9 PRINTED BETWEEN THE DEALER CODE AND THE VIN ON THE PRINTOUT. THOSE VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH P225/75 TIRES REQUIRE GEAR PART NUMBER 416765 AND WILL HAVE AN 8 PRINTED BETWEEN THE DEALER CODE AND THE VIN ON THE PRINTOUT. PARTS MANAGERS SHOULD DETERMINE THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF GEARS FROM THE PRINTOUT AND ORDER AS REQUIRED.

1. RAISE THE CAR ON THE HOIST AND CLEAN DIRT AWAY FROM THE SPEEDOMETER CABLE AREA TO PREVENT DIRT ENTERING THE TRANSMISSION.

A. IF USING A TWIN POST HOIST, KEEP FRONT SLIGHTLY LOWER THAN REAR TO REDUCE FLUID LOSS.

2. DISCONNECT THE SPEEDOMETER CABLE FROM THE TRANSMISSION.

3. PLACE A CLEAN CONTAINER UNDER THE TRANSMISSION TO CATCH ANY FLUID. REMOVE THE SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR RETAINING BOLT, RETAINER AND THE SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR AND SLEEVE ASSEMBLY.

4. USING A NEW CORRECT SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR INSTALL THE SLEEVE ASSEMBLY IN THE TRANSMISSION. INSTALL THE RETAINER AND RETAINING BOLT. USE A NEW "O" RING SEAL, LOWER CAR AND ADJUST THE FLUID LEVEL.

5. INSTALL A CAMPAIGN CORRECTION LABEL AS FOLLOWS: RECORD CAMPAIGN NUMBER 82-C-6, DEALER CODE AND DATE ON THE BLANK CAMPAIGN CORRECTION LABEL AND INSTALL ON THE RADIATOR SUPPORT WHERE IT IS READILY VISIBLE.

PARTS INFORMATION

PARTS ARE TO BE OBTAINED FROM GENERAL MOTORS PARTS (WDDGM).

SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR TIRE SIZE PART NUMBER GEAR COLOR NUMBER OF TEETH

P215/75 R15 403999 GREEN 29 TEETH P225/75 R15 416765 YELLOW 28 TEETH

SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR "O" RING SEAL PART NUMBER 8622076.

TO INSURE THESE PARTS WILL BE OBTAINED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, THEY SHOULD BE ORDERED FROM GM PARTS (WDDGM) ON A C.I.O. ORDER WITH NO SPECIAL INSTRUCTION CODE, BUT ORDER ON AN ADVISE CODE (2).

PARTS ARE TO BE RETAINED FOR DISPOSITION BY ZONE PERSONNEL.

WARRANTY CLAIM INFORMATION

ALL DEALERS USING THE TERMINAL SUBMISSION SYSTEM ARE TO SUBMIT CAMPAIGN CLAIMS USING THEIR TERMINAL. ALL OTHER DEALERS ARE TO SUBMIT CAMPAIGN CLAIMS USING THE "YELLOW STRIPE" CAMPAIGN CARDS.

SEE PAGE 59 OF THE OLDSMOBILE CLAIMS PREPARATION MANUAL.

OPERATION NUMBER OPERATION LABOR

V1200 INSTALL DRIVEN GEAR PART NO. 403999 .3 HR. V1201 INSTALL DRIVEN GEAR PART NO. 416765 .3 HR.

PARTS WILL BE CREDITED FOR DEALER COST PLUS 30%.

.1 HOUR FOR CLERICAL ADMINISTRATION WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE OPERATIONS.

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