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Chevrolet Camaro Recall
Information
Last
Updated
November 23, 2009
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MAY 2009 --
GM is recalling 1,243 MY
2010 Chevrolet Camaro
equipped with a V8
engine. The positive
battery cable may
contact the starter
motor housing and cause
wear on the cable
insulation. If the
insulation wears through
to the cable, it could
create a short. A short
could result in a no
start condition, cause
the vehicle to stall
without the ability to
restart, or result in an
engine compartment fire.
Dealers will reroute the
positive battery cable
to ensure adequate
clearance. The recall
began on May 6, 2009..
09V-155
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RECALL: Chevrolet Camaro
Recall |
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NHTSA
Campaign
Number:
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09V155000 |
www.nhtsa.dot.gov |
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Manufacturer
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GENERAL
MOTORS
CORP. |
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Recall
Date:
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MAY 06,
2009 |
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Potential
Number
Of Units
Affected:
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1243 |
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Description |
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM:BATTERY:CABLES |
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Summary |
GM IS RECALLING
1,243 MY 2010
CHEVROLET CAMARO
EQUIPPED WITH A
V8 ENGINE. THE
POSITIVE BATTERY
CABLE MAY
CONTACT THE
STARTER MOTOR
HOUSING AND
CAUSE WEAR ON
THE CABLE
INSULATION. IF
THE INSULATION
WEARS THROUGH TO
THE CABLE, IT
COULD CREATE A
SHORT.
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Consequence |
A
SHORT COULD
RESULT IN A NO
START CONDITION,
CAUSE THE
VEHICLE TO STALL
WITHOUT THE
ABILITY TO
RESTART, OR
RESULT IN AN
ENGINE
COMPARTMENT
FIRE. |
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Remedy |
DEALERS WILL
REROUTE THE
POSITIVE BATTERY
CABLE TO ENSURE
ADEQUATE
CLEARANCE. THE
RECALL BEGAN ON
MAY 6, 2009. |
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