Sable V6-232 3.8L (1988)
AUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS DECAL
The preprinted Authorized Modifications Decal shown is provided in the parts kit.
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Insert your P & A Code and date and attach the Authorized Modifications Decal to a clean surface on the fan shroud.
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Place the clear overlay on the decal.
Owner Letter
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
April, 1993
Vehicle Owner
123 Main Street
California, USA 12345
EMISSIONS RECALL NOTIFICATION:
In March, 1992 you were notified that Ford Motor Company was voluntarily recalling certain 1988-model Taurus, Sable and Continental cars. If you
recently acquired this car a previous owner was notified. Our letter indicated that the engine in the car identified above by vehicle identification/serial
number may be releasing air pollutants which exceed California standards.
You (or a previous owner) responded to the March, 1992 notification letter and your car was serviced at a Ford or Lincoln-Mercury dealership.
Shortly after the notification letters were sent, we learned that the service performed on some of the cars was not providing the intended results.
AVAILABILITY OF ADDITIONAL EMISSIONS RECALL SERVICE:
This letter is to notify you that additional recall service for your 1988- model Taurus, Sable or Continental is now available.
WHAT THE DEALER WILL DO:
At no cost to you, your dealer will replace the electronic engine control module on your car's engine. This service is designed to eliminate potentially
unsatisfactory engine performance, enhance "Smog-Check" results and to reduce air pollutants.
WHY YOUR RESPONSE IS IMPORTANT:
Even though your car was recently serviced, we encourage you to respond to this notice as soon as possible. It is important that you have this service
done to maintain the emissions warranty coverage on your car, to help assure that your car's engine will pass "Smog-Check" tests and that the California
Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will renew your vehicle registration.
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE?
The time needed to service your car's engine is about one hour. However, due to service scheduling times, your dealer may need your car for one full
day.
CALL YOUR DEALER:
Call your dealer. Ask for a service date and if parts are in stock at the dealership.
