Cutlass Supreme V6-3100 3.1L MFI VIN M (1994)
USE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO CONTAIN AND AVOID SPILLING THE BRAKE FLUID.
9.
Cut the line between the front-of-dash and the transaxle bracket to make it easier to remove the damaged line.
10.
Carefully pry the line out of the 6 brackets.
11.
Remove the long rear portion of the line.
BEFORE REMOVING THE SHORT PIECE OF LINE, MAKE NOTE OF HOW IT IS POSITIONED RELATIVE TO THE OTHER LINES,
ETC. SO IT WILL BE REINSTALLED CORRECTLY.
12.
For improved access, disconnect the fuel line vent hose and ABS connectors to modulator.
13.
Attach a 5-6 foot piece of 8-10 gauge wire to the front piece of tubing at the master cylinder, and remove it from the underside of the vehicle. This
will "thread" the wire through the position where the existing line runs. (This will help.mark the position for installing the new line and help guide
it into position.
14.
Use 2 technicians to install the line. (Optional):
A.
One to guide the line from above with the wire.
B.
One to carefully install the line from below the vehicle.
NOTE:
Carefully, start of tube fitting to reduce the chance of "cross-threading".
15.
Reinstall the lines into the five (5) under-body brackets (leaving brackets loose).
16.
Tighten forward pipe fitting to master cylinder @ 27 N-M +/- 3 N-M (20 LB ft. +/- 2 lb.ft.) and rear fitting to fitting @ 15 N-M +/- 3 N-M (11
lb.ft. +/- 2 LB.ft.).
17.
Tighten bracket bolts.
18.
Verify proper clearance of ALL LINES as indicated in Steps 5 through 7 above.
19.
Bleed brakes per service manual procedures.
20.
Install a Campaign Identification Label.
Campaign Identification Label
Each label provides space to print the campaign number and the five (5) digit retailer code of the retailer performing the campaign. Insert this
information with a typewriter or ball-point pen. When installing label, clean and dry the surface of the radiator support tie bar and apply the campaign
label where it is readily visible.
Each Campaign Identification Label is to be located on the radiator core support in an area which will be visible when the vehicle is brought in for
periodic servicing by the owner.
Warranty Information
Submit claims using only one of the "V" labor-ops for each vehicle:
Parts Allowance:
Current retailer price, plus 30% for 1993 models or 40% for 1994 models for handling allowance.
The proper amount of brake fluid should be submitted at dealer cost plus the appropriate mark-up under "Net Amount".
Owner Letter
November 1994