2010 Chevrolet Camaro transmission problems fixed

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General Motors has figured out what was causing failures of some 6-speed manual transmissions on its 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SS models, but the automaker is keeping it secret, said a GM spokesman.

The GM man said the failures of the output shaft occurred during standing-start hard acceleration, with the engine revved beyond 5000 rpm. He said about a dozen owners reported problems.

GM says Camaro SS production at the Oshawa plant in Ontario was continuing, but a few cars were being held for inspection to make sure the problem had been resolved. A recall will not be conducted.

Posted: July 21st, 2009
at 4:12pm by The Editor

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  1. Transmission output shaft broke when using “Launch control mode” see owners manual for details. Launch control holds engine RPM to 4600 untill cluth is released and prevents over spinning of rear tires to give you the quistest launch possible. My transmission broke on frist attempt. hoping new transmission will be stronger.

    Scott Hautala

    8 Aug 09 at 10:39 pm

     

  2. I have had my 2SS/RS for 3 weeks. I have not used the launch control but have the following issue. When going over bumps in the road at any RPM the shifter bounce a lot. The dealer stated that this is normal.

    My concern is that it feels like the tranny/engine mounts are too soft or loose but they check all of them. With the independent rear and only 600 miles I feel it should be a lot tighter.

    Does anyone else experience this? Could this flex/movement be the cause of failure?

    Thanks in advance,
    MJR

    Michael Rastetter

    18 Aug 09 at 3:47 pm

     

  3. My 2010 ss camaro only has 926 miles on it and i experienced these same prolems broken transmission happend the when I was taking off to get on highway and noticed the same thing with the shifter it is like they forgot some thing parts/bolts I traded in my 1999 Ford Mustang GT with 220,000 on the original motor/trans and had no major issues I was very happy with that car and now thirty five grand later I got this poop.

    big willy

    10 Nov 09 at 8:53 am

     

  4. god

    t

    25 Jan 10 at 8:36 pm

     


 

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