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GMNA - GM209M

Engine Cover Fastener Grommets

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Organization: GMNA
Publication Date: 1 August 2002
Status: inactive
Page Count: 8
scope:

1 Scope.

This document covers the requirements of rubber (55 to 80 hardness) used for fastener Isolator grommets. Test requirements for approved compounds are intended to permit usage in the de scribed temperature and engine fluid exposure environments. Currently only Class B compounds are defined. Silicone (VMQ) grommets not meeting Table 1 volatility limits can't be used in internal, direct oil exposed applications (e.g. PCV vent grommets or center bolt grommets on engine covers). These compounds will be designated with a grade 1 restriction (see 7.1). For all other grommets, see GM221M.

Document History

June 1, 2016
Engine Cover Fastener Grommets
This document covers the requirements of rubber (55 to 80 hardness) used for fastener isolator grom-mets. Test requirements for approved compounds are intended to permit usage in the described...
October 1, 2002
Engine Cover Fastener Grommets
1 Scope This document covers the requirements of rubber (55 to 80 hardness) used for fastener isolator grommets. Test requirements for approved compounds are intended to permit usage in the described...
GM209M
August 1, 2002
Engine Cover Fastener Grommets
1 Scope. This document covers the requirements of rubber (55 to 80 hardness) used for fastener Isolator grommets. Test requirements for approved compounds are intended to permit usage in the de...
January 1, 1996
Engine Cover Fastener Grommets
1 SCOPE. This specification covers the requirements for rubber used for fastener isolator grommets. Parts made from the compound(s) specified, are not post cured and have been adapted for injection...

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