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Makes 🢒 GMC_Truck 🢒 1987 🢒 Safari - 2WD 🢒 Bulletins 🢒 TRIM PANEL CLOTH SEPARATION M VANS WITH YC7 TRIM OPTION

TRIM PANEL CLOTH SEPARATION M VANS WITH YC7 TRIM OPTION

MODELS: 1987 M VANS (LT ONLY) WITH YC7 OPTION

Some 1987 LT model M vans with the YC7 trim option may experience cloth separation from interior trim panels. The panels involved are those located rearward of the front doors (or "B" pillars) on both sides of the vehicle including the rear doors. The separation usually occurs at the upper edges of the panels adjacent to the windows and is due to insufficient bonding and cloth overlap. Labor operation T7435 should be used when any of the following parts require replacement on 1987 LT model M vans with the YC7 option.

Part Number Description Time ----------- ----------- ---- COLOR - 261 BLUE ---------------- 15549909 L Body Side Garnish w/o A/C .8 hr 15549917 L Body Side Garnish With C69 .8 hr 15549910 R Body Side Garnish .5 hr 15549918 Sliding Door Garnish .5 hr 15549921 L Rear Door Window Garnish .4 hr 15549922 R Rear Door Window Garnish .4 hr

COLOR - 621 SADDLE

15549907 L Body Side Garnish w/o A/C .8 hr 15549915 L Body Side Garnish With C69 .8 hr 15549908 R Body Side Garnish .5 hr 15549916 Sliding Door Garnish .5 hr 15549919 L Rear Door Window Garnish .4 hr 15549920 R Rear Door Window Garnish .4 hr

Beginning with the following VIN breakpoints, trim panels with additional material overlap to prevent separation were incorporated into production:

Chevrolet JBI08512 GMC JB508620

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