WRINKLED DOOR TRIM PADS REPLACE PADS ON TWO DOOR COUPE. Pontiac Sunbird 1990

For 1990-2009 cars

# WRINKLED DOOR TRIM PADS REPLACE PADS ON TWO DOOR COUPE

#### SUBJECT: WRINKLED DOOR TRIM PADS CAUSED BY HIGH HEAT AND HUMIDITY (REPLACE RIGHT/LEFT TRIM PADS)

#### VEHICLES AFFECTED: 88-90

This Bulletin is being revised to include the 1990 J67 convertible and add the convertible trim pad part numbers.

The cloth trim on some J3 Coupes and some J67 Convertibles may wrinkle when exposed to conditions of high heat and humidity. This results in a poor appearance and customer dissatisfaction.

A new embossing pattern, developed to improve this condition, has been used in Production since January 2, 1990.

When customer comments are received on the above condition it may be corrected by replacing both door trim pad assemblies. This is necessary due to the different appearance the new embossing creates in the material.

The new part numbers for these trim pads are as follows:

METRIX MATERIAL 1988 and 1989

Trim # 19C - 22554608 Right Black - 1988 only " 19C - 22554609 Left Black - 1988 Only " 66C,G - 22554610 Right Medium Beechwood " 66C,G - 22554611 Left Medium Beechwood " 82C,G - 22554612 Right Medium Dk. Gray " 82C,G - 22554613 Left Medium Dk. Gray

PALLEX MATERIAL 1988 AND 1989

Trim 19E - 22554614 Right Black - 1988 only 19E - 22554615 Left Black - 1988 only 20E - 22554616 Right Very Dk Sapphire 20E - 22554617 Left Very Dk Sapphire 66E - 22554618 Right Medium Beechwood 66E - 22554619 Left Medium Beechwood 82E - 22554620 Right Medium Dk. Gray 82E - 22554621 Left Medium Dk. Gray 20PC - 22565181 Left Very Dk. Sapphire 66PC - 22565182 Right Medium Beechwood 66PC - 22565183 Left Medium Beechwood 82PC - 22565184 Right Medium Dr. Gray 82PC - 22565185 Left Medium Dk. Gray

#### 1990 J67 Convertible

Trim 82I - 12507196 Right Medium Dk Gray 82I - 12597197 Left Medium Dk Gray 66I - 12507198 Right Medium Beechwood 66I - 12507100 Left Medium Beechwood

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