G 2500 3/4 Ton Van V6-262 4.3L VIN Z (1992)
that customers have their vehicles serviced as soon as possible. It also advises that failure to do so could legally be determined to be lack of proper
maintenance, and that the vehicle may fail a state or local emission inspection test if the recall work is not completed.
Service Procedure
Notice:
Catalyst removal tool J-29132-1 will require modification for use on 4WD vehicles.
Use a ball peen hammer to put an indentation (1) on the top edge of the catalyst remover toll J29l32-1. See illustration for location of indentation.
I.
BEAD REMOVAL
2.
On C, K trucks only, install a transmission support stand on the front edge of the transmission oil pan and remove the transmission cross member
(five bolts) to allow access to the converter fill plug.
4.
On 4WD vehicles loosen the rear catalyst hanger (3 bolts). To obtain clearance for the catalyst removal toot J29132-1, pry the converter inboard
(away from the frame rail) and install a wood block (2 x 4) between the frame rail and the exhaust pipe.
Install the catalyst remover tool J-29132-1 to fill plug opening and secure to exhaust system by wrapping the retaining chain over exhaust system.
Fasten the loose end of the chain to the remover, see figure (4).
The remover can be rotated in any direction if interference is encountered.
On 4WD vehicles - Install the catalyst remover tool with the outlet pointing towards the driver side of the vehicle, and secure as necessary. The
indentation in the catalyst remover tool is required to allow clearance to the transmission pan.
NOTICE:
The catalyst remover must be held tightly in place against the converter.
