2002 Cadillac Escalade EXTFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Replacement of Connector When Replacing Fuel Tank Module/Fuel Pump Module (04-06-04-088C)

Publication date: 2006-08-24
Reference number: 04-06-04-088C
Supersedes refnos: 04-06-04-088, 04-06-04-088A, 04-06-04-088B

Replacement of Connector When Replacing Fuel Tank Module/Fuel Pump Module

Replacement of Connector When Replacing Fuel Tank Module/Fuel Pump Module

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): 04-06-04-088C, Date of Issue:  August 24, 2006
Affected Model(s): 1999-2003 Cadillac Escalade; 1996-2001 Chevrolet Suburban; 1996-2003 Chevrolet Silverado, Tahoe; 1996-2001 GMC Suburban, Yukon XL; 1996-2003 GMC Sierra, Yukon; 1500 Series Vehicles Only; ; Excludes E85 Flexible Fuel Vehicles (VIN Z - RPO L59) and Diesel Vehicles (VINs F, S, Y, 1 - RPOs L65, L56, L57, LB7)
Supercedes: This bulletin is being revised to provide a technician tip for installing new connector. Please discard Corporate Bulletin Number 04-06-04-088B (Section 06 - Engine/Propulsion System).

SERVICE INFORMATION

Analysis of returned parts has determined that any residual damage to the connector may result in a voltage drop across the module and can lead to repeat failures. Therefore, GM Engineering is advising technicians to replace the connector anytime the Fuel Tank Module/Fuel Pump Module is replaced.

IMPORTANT: Not all vehicles were built with the Metri-Pack 150 Connector. Refer to the diagrams for identification of the connectors. This bulletin ONLY applies to vehicles equipped with the Metri-Pack 150 Connector. If the vehicle is equipped with the GT 280 Connector, disregard this bulletin.
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