2010 Camaro SS Recall On Battery Cable
Looks like I was correct, the 2010 Camaro recall list has began. The only Camaro's affected by the recall will be the SS V8 models and ultimately pissing off only about 300 new 2010 Camaro owners. The rest of the Camaro recalls can be performed in house before being delivered to their owners.
The 2010 Camaro recall is for a manufacturing defective battery cable. Essentially this makes the Camaro completely die or in worst case scenarios catch fire. As of this posting no fires have been reported due to the battery cable rubbing up agains the Camaro starter.
GM has agreed to not only fix the issue listed in the recall but also provide a free loaner vehicle and a free oil change for the new Camaro owners troubles.
2010 Camaro Recall
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February 26th, 2010 at 12:51 am
Wow, apparently this very complex issue of a cable rubbing on a starter eluded GM engineers during the testing phase. So glad I didn’t buy that POS.