Sorry for the long post

Does anybody have access to the full data on tsb'*? I'm wondering what this one'* about. The reason is, I don't know what or where the fuel tank vapor valve would be located on my 02 and I have a lot of black stuff inside my fuel door. I wonder if it may have anything to do with it? I did have an emmissions test done on it about a month ago and it passed the test. One part of the test test the fuel cap, so I guess it must be good and not have anything to do with the black residue inside the fuel door, not really sure here.

Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 11212002 Date of Bulletin: NOV 21, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10013179
Component: FUEL SYSTEM, OTHER
Summary:
FUEL TANK VAPOR VALVE. *EH
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And this one, I noticed that I feel a shudder driving in paking lots

Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 060730023 Date of Bulletin: SEP 01, 2006
NHTSA Item Number: 10020766
Component: POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
Summary:
4T65E TRANSMISSION 1-2 SHIFT SHUDDER AT LIGHT TO MODERATE ACCELERATION. REPLACE COMPLETE SECOND CLUTCH ASSEMBLY. *KB
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Also, and I know this has been talked about a few times but I would like to see the full tsb on this one too if possiable.

Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 000310007E Date of Bulletin: FEB 01, 2004
NHTSA Item Number: 10001281
Component: SUSPENSION
Summary:
SHAKE/VIBRATION IN STEERING WHEEL, FLOOR, SEAT AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS ON SMOOTH ROADS. *TT UPDATE. *TT
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SAME but different tsb # follow bellow

Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 000310007C Date of Bulletin: AUG 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 634981
Component: SUSPENSION
Summary:
SUBJECT REGARDING SHAKE / VIBRATION IN STEERING WHEEL, FLOOR, SEAT AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS ON SMOOTH ROADS. *TT
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Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 00310007B Date of Bulletin: JUN 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 634993
Component: SUSPENSION
Summary:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION REGARDING SHAKE / VIBRATION IN STEERING WHEEL, FLOOR, SEAT AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS ON SMOOTH ROADS. *TT
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Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 000310007A Date of Bulletin: OCT 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 627462
Component: SUSPENSION
Summary:
INFORMATION REGARDING SHAKE/VIBRATION IN STEERING WHEEL, FLOOR,SEAT AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS ON SMOOTH ROADS (DIAGNOSE/BALANCE TIRES/WHEELS). *YH
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Make : PONTIAC Model : BONNEVILLE Year : 2002
Manufacturer : GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Service Bulletin Num : 3249 Date of Bulletin: JAN 01, 1901
NHTSA Item Number: 10011691
Component: SUSPENSION
Summary:
HIGH SPEED SHAKE OR VIBRATION. *EH
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I have and appointment to go back about the shaking with the car on Monday the 23, wish me luck. I need it after seeing this many tsbs and the dealer having me pay for a tire balance after I told them it was just done when I bought it from the selling dealer When I set up the appointment the other day with the service writer he still says it sounds like a wheel problem. I didn't have this info when I spoke with him anytime about this issue. Now that I see all these tsb'* on it I'd like to get the full info so I can discuss it with him.

Thanks

Whitecrystal1 - What was the diognosis of the vibration?
I have the same problem with my 97 Riviera, shake in seat, steering wheel etc at highway speeds.

The first 2 numbers didnt work but most of the rest do and they all relate to the same thing.
Check wheel rim roll out (less than 0.020) and proper tire balance including the use of a Hunter GSP9700 Road Force Balancer, or a Coats XR1850 Runout Balancer. If a Hunter GSP9700 machine is available, it may also be used to measure the radial force of the tire/wheel assembly. A guideline here is 18 lbs or less.

Check on those first 2 numbers again?

I don't know yet or should I say they. So far they said the front two tires were bad, because of flat spots. After they installed the two new ones I went with the mechanic on the test ride. It'* still the same So tomorrow their checking the rear end to see if it needs an alignment. Front was just aligned with the new rack they installed from another issue.

I told them I want my old tires back because I don't believe they are the cause.




I copied and pasted all that info from NHTSA :?

So they are all talking about the same fix. The dealer is looking at the tires and alignment to be the cause of it, maybe there on the right track. Or I'll have the same issue as all the other post that talk about this and the dealer won't actually have a real fix for it.

Thanks for the info