3.2TL TYPE S V6-3.2L SOHC (2002)
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There is a 48-hour return shipment objective for the inflator.
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Dealers in Alaska and Hawaii require Fed Ex Air shipping documents and instructions. Call the WPI administrative office for the documents and
instructions.
1. Carefully insert the original inflator into the round opening in the return shipping box (the box that the new inflator came in).
2. Close the top flap on the box, then double-tape the the box closed with 2-inch clear packing tape on the entire front seam and the side seams. Press
down on the tape for good adhesion.
3. Fill in this information on the Fed Ex airbill:
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In the From section, add your name, address, and telephone number.
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In the Your Internal Billing Reference section, add your 6-digit dealer number and the VIN.
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In the Does this shipment contain dangerous goods? section, check the box next to Yes per attached Shipper's Declaration.
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In the Total Declared Value section, do not add an amount.
4. Fill in this information on the SHIPPER'S DECLARATION FOR DANGEROUS GOODS form:
NOTE:
If not already done, cross out the words CARGO AIRCRAFT ONLY in the TRANSPORTATION DETAILS box at the top left of the form. The
shipper may reject your shipment if CARGO AIRCRAFT ONLY is not crossed out.
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In the Shipper section, add your name and address.
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In the Air Waybill No. section, add the 12-digit tracking number from the top of the airbill.
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In the Page of Pages section, add 1 of 1.
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In the lower right corner of the form, print your name and title, your city, state, and the shipment date. Then add your signature.
5. For your records, keep one copy of the shipper's declaration and the sender's copy of the airbill. Insert the completed shipper's declaration and the
airbill into an adhesive FedEx envelope, then attach the envelope to the box, most likely on the bottom. Do not cover any of the hazard markings or
labels on the box.
6. Attach a From label (your dealership address) and a To label (1K Holdings, Inc., as listed on the airbill) to the outside of the box. Do not cover any
of the hazard markings or labels on the box.
7. Before shipment, make sure steps 1 thru 6 have been completed. Incomplete or missing information may cause the box to be returned to you.
NOTE:
You (the shipper) are responsible for proper packing and document completion before shipping this box. The DOT (U.S. Department of
Transportation) will impose substantial fines and/or penalties on the shipper (you) if the packaging, labeling, or documentation is not properly
prepared. The person signing the document must be trained, and the training records must be on file at your place of business. Retain all
documents for at least 2 years.
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