Sounds like the label for recall 87-C-14. The chip recall. Here is a copy&paste.
87-C-14: CAMPAIGN: 3.8L TURBO ENGINES EMITTING POLLUTANTS - (Jul 2, 1992)
SUBJECT: 3.8L TURBO SFI V6 ENGINE EMISSIONS
MODELS AFFECTED: 1987 REGAL EQUIPPED WITH 3.8L TURBO SFI ENGINE (VIN CODE 7) AND FEDERAL EMISSIONS
CONDITION:
--------- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) testing has shown that some 1987 Buick Regal models equipped with RPO LC2 3.8L SFI Turbocharged engine (VIN Code 7) and Federal Emissions may be emitting pollutants in excess of the Federal Emission Standards. This condition could cause a vehicle to fail an emission test, if required under state or local law.
VEHICLES INVOLVED:
Involved are certain 1987 Regal model vehicles with LC2 (7) 3.8L Turbo engine with Federal Emissions (RPO NA5) within the following VIN breakpoints:
THROUGH AND PLANT PLANT CODE FROM INCLUDING ----- ---------- ----- ------------ Pontiac P HP400001 HP465289
NOTICE: California Emission vehicles are not involved.
All vehicles listed on the dealer printout will require correction. Should a question arise concerning the involvement of a specific vehicle(s) in this campaign, option codes may be read from the Service Parts Identification Label. Also dealers should access the Vehicle Information Service System (V.I.S.S.) for verification.
DEALER ACTION:
Dealers are to replace the PROM assembly in the Electronic Control Module (ECM) on vehicles involved, per the Service Procedure Section of this bulletin.
DEALER CAMPAIGN RESPONSIBILITY
Dealers are to service all vehicles subject to this campaign at no charge to owners, regardless of mileage, age of vehicle, or ownership, from this time forward.
Whenever a vehicle subject to this campaign is taken into your used vehicle inventory, or it is in your dealership for service, in the future, you should take the steps necessary to be sure the campaign correction has been made before reselling or releasing the vehicle.
Owners of vehicles recently sold from your used vehicle inventory are to be contacted by the dealer, and arrangements made to make the required modifications according to instructions contained in this bulletin. If there is evidence of intentional disablement of the emission system, the dealer is to notify the vehicle owner of this condition and ask if he/she wants the system restored. Restoration cost is the responsibility of the owner.
DEALER MATERIAL
If your dealership has vehicles involved in this campaign, you will receive the following items:
- Listing of all vehicles involved in this campaign in the area of your dealership.
- One (1) Campaign Identification Label per vehicle involved.
Involved vehicles have been identified by Vehicle Identification Number computer listings. Computer listings contain the complete Vehicle Identification Number, owner name and address data, and are furnished to involved dealers with the campaign bulletin. Owner name and address data furnished will enable dealers to follow up with owners involved in this campaign.
These listings may contain owner names and addresses obtained from State Motor Vehicle Registration Records. The use of such motor vehicle registration data for any other purpose is a violation of law in several states. Accordingly, you are urged to limit the use of this listing to the follow up necessary to complete this campaign. Any dealer not receiving a computer listing with the campaign bulletin has no involved vehicles currently assigned.
OWNER NOTIFICATION
Owners will be notified of this campaign on their vehicles by Buick Motor Division (see copy of owner letter included with this bulletin).
CHANGE OF OWNER INFORMATION
Dealers are to use the Dealer Communication System (DCS) to provide Buick Motor Division with subsequent Buick owner information. By reporting a change of owner name or address of a vehicle in campaign status over the 0CS, the need to send a CVAR form for that vehicle is eliminated. Terminal input instructions are covered in the DCS Manual under Section 9, Page 9-J01A and B.
PARTS INFORMATION
NOTICE: An initial supply of parts are being forwarded to you through the GMSPO Campaign Parts Pre-Ship Program. All dealers with involved vehicle(s) are being shipped 25% of their requirement or a minimum of one PROM. These parts will be billed on the dealer parts account.
Additional parts required to complete this campaign are to be obtained from General Motors Service Parts Operation (GMSPO). To ensure these parts will be obtained as soon as possible, they should be ordered from GMSPO on a C.I.O. order with NO special instruction code, but on an advise code (2).
New New Old Old Part PROM Scanner PROM Scanner Number Description Code Prom ID Code PROM I.D. ------ ----------- ---- ------- ---- --------- 16178707 PROM (Calibrator) BBJK 8704 ACXA 0144
SERVICE PROCEDURE:
1. Make sure the ignition is in the "OFF" position and ignition key is removed.
2. Remove right hand hush panel (kickpad).
3. Disconnect connectors to Electronic Control Module (ECM) and remove ECM.
4. Remove PROM access cover.
5. Remove PROM assembly using the rocker-type PROM removal tool. See Figure 1
NOTICE: Using the rocker-type PROM removal tool, engage one end of the PROM carrier with the hook end of the tool. Press on the vertical bar end of the tool and rock the engaged end of the PROM carrier up as far as possible. Engage the opposite end of the PROM carrier in the same manner and rock this end up as far as possible. Repeat this process until the PROM carrier and PROM are free of the PROM socket. The PROM carrier with PROM in it should lift off of the PROM socket easily. PROM carrier should only be removed by using the pictured PROM removal tool. Other methods could cause damage to the PROM or PROM socket.
6. Install new PROM assembly in ECM.
NOTICE: Small notch of PROM carrier should be aligned with small notch in ECM socket. Press on PROM carrier until it is firmly seated in the socket. Do not press on PROM, only on the carrier (See Figure 2).
7. Reverse Steps 4 through 2 to reinstall ECM.
8. Start the engine and observe check engine light. If it does not go out, the PROM was installed backwards and is now damaged; a new PROM will have to be installed in the correct orientation.
9. Open hood and install Campaign Identification Label. Close hood.
CAMPAIGN IDENTIFICATION LABEL
Each vehicle corrected in accordance with the instructions outlined in this bulletin will require a "Campaign Identification Label". Each label provides a space to include the five (5) digit dealer code of dealer performing the campaign service, and the date vehicle was campaigned. This information may be inserted with a typewriter or a ballpoint pen.
Each "Campaign Identification Label" is to be located on the radiator core supported in an area which will be visible when the vehicle is brought in for periodic servicing by the owner.
Apply "Campaign Identification Label" only on a clean, dry surface.
DISPOSITION OF PARTS
Replaced parts must be held for disposition by Buick Zone or Branch contact personnel. Parts must have a claim tag attached showing the repair order and the VIN of the vehicle from which they were removed.
WARRANTY INFORMATION SUBLET PART FAILED PARTS FAILURE LABOR LABOR OTHER DEALER OPER COUNT PART NO ALLOW CODE 0P NO HOURS HOURS MTL TWG ---- ----- ------- ------ ------- ----- ----- ----- ------- o Replace PROM 1 16178707 ** 96 V7440 .3 *.1 --
* .1 hour for administration. ** List dealer net price of part, plus current dealer handling allowance.
Dear Buick Owner:
This notice is sent to you to inform you that Buick Motor Division is conducting an emission recall that includes your vehicle.
REASON FOR THIS RECALL
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) testing has shown that certain 1987 Buick Regal models equipped with the 3.8L Turbo Sequential Fuel Injected (SFI) engines and Federal emissions equipment may be emitting pollutants in excess of Federal Emission Standards. These standards were established to protect the public health and/or welfare from the dangers of air pollution. This condition could cause a vehicle to fail an emission test, if required under state or local law.
WHAT WE WILL DO
To correct this condition, the PROM assembly in the engine Electronic Control Module (ECM) will be replaced. This service will be performed at no charge to you.
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
Please contact your Buick Service Department dealer to arrange a service date. We suggest you go to your selling or servicing dealer, but you may go to any Buick dealer for this service. Instructions for providing this service have been sent to your dealer and parts are currently available. The labor time necessary to make this correction is approximately twenty (20) minutes. Please ask your dealer if you wish to know how much additional time will be needed to schedule and process your vehicle.
The enclosed owner reply card identifies your vehicle. Presentation of this card to your dealer will assist in making the correction in the shortest possible time. If you have sold or traded your vehicle, please let us know by completing the postage paid Owner Reply Card and return it to us. Should your dealer not schedule a service date within a reasonable time, please contact the Buick Customer Assistance Center, Flint Home Office, by calling 1-800-521-7300.
If your dealer and the Buick Customer Assistance Center are unable to remedy the condition within a reasonable time, you may wish to advise the Environmental Protection Agency at the following address: Director Manufacturers Operations Division (EN-340F), United States Environmental Protection Agency, 401 M. Street, S.W. Washington, DC 20460.
To ensure your full protection under the emission warranty made applicable to your vehicle by Federal Law, and your right to participate in future recalls, it is recommended that you have your vehicle serviced as soon as possible. Failure to do so could legally be determined to be lack of proper maintenance of your vehicle. Also, your vehicle may fail a state or local emission inspection test if the recall work is not accomplished.
Should your dealer find that your emission system has been intentionally disabled, you will be asked if you wish the system to be restored so that it will function as designed. The cost of such restoration will be your responsibility.
******Normally a campaign would use the generic label like in your pic. From these two qoutes it looks like this recall had preprinted labels.
One (1) Campaign Identification Label per vehicle involved.
9. Open hood and install Campaign Identification Label. Close hood.
