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# SERVICE MANUAL UPDATE SEC. 8A REVISED ELECTRICAL DIAGNOSIS

#### SUBJECT: ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS MANUAL/SERVICE MANUAL UPDATE SECTION 8A - ELECTRICAL DIAGNOSIS - REVISIONS

#### VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1992 "C" AND "H" MODELS

1992 BUICK PARK AVENUE/PARK AVENUE ULTRA

THE following "UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY" reflects changes and revisions to the Electrical Diagnosis Procedures in the Electrical Systems

#### Manual:

------ (Insert 1 Page of Copy Art) Please update your Electrical Systems Manual accordingly.

#### 1992 OLDSMOBILE EIGHTY-EIGHT

The following "UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY" and "ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS" reflects changes and revisions to the Electrical Diagnosis Procedures in the Service Manual - Section 8A. (Insert 3 pages of Copy Art) Please update your Service Manual accordingly.

#### 1992 OLDSMOBILE NINETY EIGHT

The following "UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY" and "ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS" reflects changes and revisions to the Electrical Diagnosis Procedures in the Service Manual - Section 8A: (Insert 5 pages of Copy Art) Please update your Service Manual accordingly.

#### 1992 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE, SSEI

The following "UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY" reflects changes and revisions to the Electrical Diagnosis Procedures in the Service Manual - Section 8A: (Insert 1 page of Copy Art) Please update your Service Manual accordingly.

#### UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY

CARLINE: PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE, SSEI ------------------------------------- Page(s) Revision ------- -------- 68-0 Change the .5 BLK (151) wire between ground G104 and in-line connector C160 to 8 BLK (151).

#### UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY

CARLINE: OLDSMOBILE NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY ---------------------------------------- Page(s) Revision ------- -------- 10-1,12-0,101-0 Change the 3 RED (1441) wire between terminal C of the Head/Park Light Switch and terminal G13 of in-line connector C200 to 5 RED (1441).

11-4 Change HVAC Programmer terminal C13 to C13 with C68 to E13 and to E13 with CJ2.

11-7 Change HVAC Programmer terminal C12 to C12 with C68 and to E12 with CJ2.

11-8, 61-0 Change in-line connector C200 terminal B3, between splice S245 and the DIC Switch Assembly, to B4.

14-4, 135-0 Change the .5 BLK (152) wire between terminal B of the Luggage Compartment Lid Latch Switch and splice S267 to 1 BLK (152).

50-0 Change HVAC Programmer terminal C10 to C10 with C68 and to El 1 with CJ2.

Change HVAC Programmer terminal C11 to C11 with C68 and E11 with CJ2.

67-3 Change the condition "Measure voltage from HVAC Programmer connector, terminal C3, to ground." (located in the lower left corner of the page) to " Measure voltage from HVAC Programmer connector, terminal C3 with C68 or E3 with CJ2."

67-4 Change the condition "Measure voltage from HVAC Programmer terminal D4 to ground." (located in the upper left corner) to "Measure voltage from HVAC Programmer terminal D4 with C68 or F4 with CJ2 to ground."

68-11, 68-12 Change the color of the HVAC Programmer connector to BLU.

68-35 Change D and C at the HVAC Programmer connector to F and E.

Change the color of the HVAC Programmer to ORN.

68-38 Change F and E at the HVAC Programmer connector to C and D.

89-2 Change HVAC Programmer terminal C5 to C5 with C68 and to E5 with CJ2.

Change HVAC Programmer terminal C7 to C7 with C68 and to E7 with CJ2.

133-0 Change in-line connector C200 terminal J9, between the Instrument Cluster and the Pass Key Decoder Module, to E13.

#### UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY

CARLINE: OLDSMOBILE EIGHTY EIGHT -------------------------------- Page(s) Revision ------- -------- 14-7 Change the qualifier "CANADIAN MODELS (Z49) WITH ELECTRONIC AIR CONDITIONING (C68)" to "CANADIAN VEHICLES (Z49) WITH OPTION (U2E) ONLY."

65-0 Change terminal 9 of the A/C Temperature Valve Actuator to terminal 8.

#### UPDATE CHANGE SUMMARY

CARLINE: BUICK PARK AVENUE/PARK AVENUE ULTRA -------------------------------------------- Page(s) Revision ------- -------- 36, 294 Change the .35 BLK/RED (803) wire for CJ2 between terminal B3 of the Instrument Cluster and splice S236 to .5 BLK/WHT (803).

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