1993 Oldsmobile 88 Owner's Manual - Page 263

1993 Oldsmobile 88 Manual

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Service & Appearance Care Undenbody Maintenance Chemical Paint Spotting Chemicals used forice and snow Some weather and atmospheric removal and dustcontrol can collect on conditions can create a chemical fallout.This is the legal identifier for your the underbody.If these are not removed, Airborne pollutants canfhll upon and Oldsmobile. It appears on a plate in the accelerated corrosion (rust) can occur attack painted surfaces on your vehicle. front cornerof the instrument panel,on on the underbody parts such fuel as This damage can take two forms: the driver's side.You can see it if you lines, frame, floor pan, and exhaust blotchy, ringlet-shaped discolorations, look through the windshield from system even though they have corrosion and small irregular darkspots etched outside your vehicle. The VIN also protection. into the paintsurhce. appears on the Vehicle Certification and Service Parts labels and the certificates At least every spring, flush these Although no defect in the paint job of title and registration. materials from the underbody with plaincauses this, Oldsmobile will repair, at water. Clean any areas where mud and no charge to the owner, the surfacesof Dirt other debris can collect. packed in new vehicles damaged by this fallout closed areasof the frame should be condition within 12 months or l2,OOO loosened before being flushed. Your miles (20 000 lun) of purchase, dealer or an underbody vehicle washing whichever comes first. system can do this for you. Vehicle Identification Number PIN)

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Service
&
Appearance
Care
Undenbody
Maintenance
Chemicals
used
for
ice
and
snow
removal
and
dust control
can
collect
on
the
underbody.
If
these
are
not
removed,
accelerated
corrosion
(rust)
can
occur
on
the
underbody
parts
such
as
fuel
lines,
frame,
floor
pan,
and
exhaust
system
even
though
they
have
corrosion
protection.
At least every
spring,
flush
these
materials
from
the
underbody
with
plain
water.
Clean
any
areas
where
mud
and
other
debris
can
collect.
Dirt
packed
in
closed
areasof the
frame
should
be
loosened
before
being
flushed. Your
dealer or an
underbody
vehicle
washing
system
can do this
for
you.
Chemical
Paint
Spotting
Some
weather
and
atmospheric
conditions
can
create
a
chemical
fallout.
Airborne
pollutants
can
fhll
upon
and
attack
painted
surfaces
on
your
vehicle.
This
damage
can
take
two
forms:
blotchy,
ringlet-shaped
discolorations,
and
small
irregular
dark
spots
etched
into
the
paint surhce.
Although
no
defect in
the
paint
job
causes
this,
Oldsmobile
will
repair,
at
no
charge
to
the
owner,
the
surfaces
of
new
vehicles
damaged by
this
fallout
condition
within
12
months
or
l2,OOO
miles
(20
000
lun)
of purchase,
whichever
comes
first.
PIN)
Vehicle
Identification
Number
This is the
legal
identifier
for
your
Oldsmobile.
It
appears
on
a
plate
in
the
front
corner of the
instrument
panel, on
the
driver’s
side. You can
see it
if
you
look
through
the
windshield
from
outside
your
vehicle.
The
VIN
also
appears
on
the
Vehicle
Certification
and
Service
Parts
labels
and
the
certificates
of title
and
registration.