Cavalier — second generation (1988–1994)

base engine except on the Z24

standard on the Z24; 1989 also optional on the wagon

base engine except on the Z24; the 1991 guide writes EFI

standard on the Z24; optional on other models, the wagon every year; the kits print LHO (letter O)

base engine except on the Z24; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads LN2 as a 2.2L OHV I4

with the L4 engines; Isuzu-built (1990–1994 kits); 1988: the kit prints no transmission code line, and MK7 appears only in the option-weight remarks for power steering; the Cavalier third-generation doc adds a 3.58 final drive

with the V6; Muncie-built (1989–1990), New Venture Gear (1991–1992); the first-generation doc adds 3.50 first gear, which no cited page here prints legibly

GM engineering code, with both engines; sold as MX1; the 1991 kit names it the Hydra-Matic 3T40 and the Cavalier third-generation doc reads it as the 3T40; 1988: named only in the option-weight remarks for power steering; 1994: from the final drive table

the ordering code for the MK7 or MG2 unit; not offered on the wagon from 1991

the ordering code for the unit the MVMA pages call MD9; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads MX1 as a 3-speed automatic merchandised order code

model suffix (1JC37/WV9); 1989: VL coupe; 1991: VL coupe, sedan and wagon; 1992: the guide also calls the WV9 cars the volume vehicle; 1994: VL coupe and sedan

1989 coupe, sedan and wagon; includes 14 inch Rally wheels, tachometer, power steering and FE2 sport suspension; the first-generation doc reads Z12 as the CL custom interior

includes P195/70R14 blackwall tires, level II sport suspension and a gauge package with tachometer; required with the V6 on the RS wagon

the code named the RS wagon group in 1989

the code named the RS wagon group in 1989

the code named the RS wagon group in 1989

Cavalier RS coupe and sedan (the 1991 brochure makes the RS the base model); the 1989 page prints JCAB only in the remarks "N/A Group JCAB" and "Reqs Group JCAB" and lists no JCAB line of its own, so 1989 is left out

1989: Cavalier coupe and sedan; 1991–1994: Cavalier RS coupe and sedan; the 1991 group heading prints JCAT, the code is legible in the page's air-conditioning line

1989: Cavalier coupe and sedan; 1991–1992: Cavalier RS coupe and sedan

1989: Cavalier coupe and sedan; 1991: Cavalier RS coupe and sedan

1991–1992: the RS wagon

1991–1992: the RS wagon; the 1989 guide prints the heading as IWA1, so 1989 is left out

1991–1992: the RS wagon

1991: the RS wagon

1989: VL coupe; 1991, 1994: VL coupe and sedan

1989: VL coupe; 1991–1994: VL coupe and sedan; the 1991 heading prints JPAT, the code is legible in the page's radio and tinted glass lines

1989: VL coupe; 1994: VL coupe and sedan

the 1991 heading prints JLAT, the code is legible in the page's radio line

1991–1992: VL models

1989, 1994: standard on the convertibles; 1994: with driver express-down; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads A31 as power windows with driver express-down

manual release

the 1990 page prints A9O

hinged; 1988: RS coupe and sedan, Z24 coupe; 1992–1994: coupes only

RS; includes deluxe luggage compartment trim and a luggage-area cargo net

the kit calls it a convenience net

standard

1992: standard, with AU4

standard; automatic lock and unlock

only in: wagon; the Celebrity doc reads AU6 as an electric tailgate release

color-keyed

the kit's option-weight line reads floor mat

1991–1994: C49 or R9W must be ordered; the 1988 line prints (49, so 1988 is left out; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads C49 as rear-window defogger, electric

manual controls; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads C60 as air conditioning, front, manual controls

1988: in the optional lighting package only, not on the Z24 convertible; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads C95 as roof courtesy and dual reading lamps

the kit calls it a pulse wiper; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads CD4 as intermittent (pulse) windshield wipers

1988: with armrest on the RS; 1992: standard; the 1990 and 1992 pages print DO6

standard on the coupe, sedan and wagon; the Celebrity doc adds black

standard on the Z24; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads D35 as remote control (manual) outside mirrors, black

standard on the coupe, sedan and wagon

wagon with the V6, and included with Z12; the guide calls it sport suspension equipment

standard on the Z24

the Cavalier third-generation doc reads K34 as electronic cruise control

VL models; in the equipment groups on the others; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads N33 as a tilt steering column

1989 wagon with the V6; the guide calls it a 14 inch styled steel wheel

base tire on the coupe, sedan and wagon

base tire on the Z24 convertible

only in: Z24 convertible

wagon with the V6

base tire on the RS coupe and sedan

base tire on the Z24

only in: Z24

base tire on the Z24

only in: Z24

Z24 (1994 also the RS coupe)

the 1991 brochure prints "(RPO UIC)" in prose only and the 1991 order guide has no U1C, so 1991 is left out

the 1988 page prints U21 on its tachometer line

1988: in the optional lighting package only; 1989: standard on the Z24

standard on the convertible

standard on the Z24, optional on the others

requires air conditioning

standard; the first-generation doc reads U66 as premium dual rear speakers

standard on the Z24, optional on the others

standard on the coupe, sedan and wagon

standard on the coupe, sedan and wagon; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads UH7 as an analog cluster with speedometer, fuel and coolant temperature

with the base equipment groups; 1994: VL, speakers and antenna not included

seek and scan, extended range speakers; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads UM6 as AM/FM stereo, seek-scan, cassette, clock

seek and scan; standard except on VL models; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads UM7 as AM/FM stereo, seek-scan, clock

standard; the 1988 page prints U56, which is not an I/1 or O/0 form, so 1988 is left out; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads US6 as a fixed painted antenna

AM stereo, seek and scan; 1990–1991: Z24 only

only in: wagon; the 1991–1994 lines name no finish

only in: wagon; bright finish

black; coupes and convertibles

1989–1992: requires air conditioning with some power teams

the 1994 guide names California and New York

the Cavalier third-generation doc also names NE1

New York in the 1994 guide; the Cavalier third-generation doc reads NG1 as emissions for the northeastern states (Massachusetts and New York in 1995)

1991–1992: priced order acknowledgement