For 1990-2009 cars

# SERVICING DAYTIME RUNNING LAMP PHOTO SENSOR AND GRILLE

#### VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1990-91 B/F/L-CARS

'CANADA ONLY'

#### Models Affected: 1990 B-Cars 1990-91 F-Cars 1990 L-CARS

The removal of the Photo Sensor and Grille will be shown in Figure 1 of this service bulletin.

To service the Daytime Running Lamp Photo Sensor and Grille equipped on both the B and F models, perform the following steps:

#### Removal:

1. Tape the defroster ducts closed.

2. Pull the DRL housing up approximately half an inch from the instrument panel to expose DRL housing.

3. Using a small screwdriver, place the blade of the screwdriver into slot A (see illustration) and compress tab to tab to remove grille.

4. Remove sensor from DRL housing.

#### Installation:

1. Install photo sensor into DRL housing.

2. Snap grille into the DRL housing.

3. Install DRL housing into instrument panel.

4. Remove tape from ducts.

To service the Daytime Running Lamp Photo Sensor and Grille equipped in L-Cars, the defroster grille must be removed. Then follow the same procedures listed above.

The following part numbers are to be used when servicing Daytime Running Lamp Components:

Grille Sensor Module Resistor ------- ------ ------ -------- B-Car 10067987 10067986 10097889 10125899 F-Car 10067987 10067986 10098509 -- L-Car 10067987 10067986 10097889 10125899

The following Labour Operations and Labour Times have been established for the servicing of the Daytime Running Lamp Components:

Please update your service manual accordingly with the removal and installation procedures.

Part Labour Operation Labour Time ---- ---------------- ----------- B-Car F-Car L-Car ----- ----- ----- Grille N0362 .2 .2 .3 Sensor N0365 .2 .2 .3 Module N0363 .2 .2 .4 Resistor N0360 .4 - .4

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