Allante V8-273 4.5L (1991)
Stabilizer Shaft: All Technical Service Bulletins
Suspension, Front - Squawk Noise in Cold Temperatures
Group Ref.: 3 - Steering/Suspension
Bulletin No.: 433303
Date: June, 1994
SUBJECT:
SQUAWK NOISE FROM THE FRONT SUSPENSION
(INSTALL NEW STABILIZER SHAFT INSULATORS)
MODELS:
1990-93 CADILLAC ALLANTE
1990-94 CADILLAC ELDORADO AND SEVILLE
1994 CADILLAC CONCOURS AND DEVILLE
THIS BULLETIN CANCELS AND SUPERSEDES BULLETIN # 313301 (SAME AS TSB # T-93-103).
PREVIOUS DIVISIONAL PUBLICATION NUMBERS WERE:
DIVISION
BULLETIN NUMBER
CADILLAC
T-93-103
GM OF CANADA
93-3C-104
CONDITION:
Some owners may comment on a squawk noise coming from the front suspension during large suspension travel (i.e., going through a dip). This
condition is most noticeable in cold temperatures and may occur on only the first few jounces after a cold soak.
CAUSE:
This condition is caused by the stabilizer shaft rotating within the stabilizer shaft insulator.
CORRECTION:
Replace the stabilizer shaft insulator with the new service part that is made from a different rubber compound. Refer to the Service Parts Identification
Label for suspension option code (FE1, FE2, or FE3). The insulators should be installed per Service Information Manual procedures with the slit toward
the rear of the car.
