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Eddie-v 01-21-2018 11:26 PM

1LE - Parts in trunk - What are they?
 
Noob question: Got my new ZLE home yesterday and found all these items in the trunk. What are they? Thanks guys!

http://i67.tinypic.com/2n6st9y.jpg

bensf 01-21-2018 11:33 PM

Other than the tow hook, they were supposed to be installed by the dealer. Those are the aero bits that goes underneath the front lip of the car. The items on the left is the cover for the LCA I believe.

Eddie-v 01-21-2018 11:36 PM

Looks like they will need to be self installed then. Anyone have a doc/video/pics I can use for guidance?

bensf 01-21-2018 11:41 PM

Look at this thread

http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=517146

Eddie-v 01-21-2018 11:51 PM

Thank you. What are the parts on the left? LCA cover (don't know what an LCA is)??

bensf 01-21-2018 11:58 PM

You're welcome. Lower control arm, it's part of the suspension. I am not 100% sure that is the cover for it or not. Someone else will have to chime in to confirm.

Mr. Wyndham 01-22-2018 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Eddie-v (Post 10050590)
Noob question: Got my new ZLE home yesterday and found all these items in the trunk. What are they? Thanks guys!

http://i67.tinypic.com/2n6st9y.jpg

Okay...all of those things were supposed to be installed by the dealer.

My first suggestion is to take it back to them and have them install it - that way if you ever need to make a warranty claim, they did their jobs, rather than you doing their jobs. Having said that,
The two large pieces on the left go on the lower control arms out back.
The long angled piece in the middle is an air dam that fits to the center, and underneath the front splitter.
The very top middle are air deflectors that fit underneath the splitter on either side, on the leading edge of the splitter.

Below that is a tow hook - leave that in the foam-molded holder in the trunk.

And on the bottom are more aggressive air deflectors they call "strakes" that fit underneath the splitter in front of the tires.
I've attached a picture to help clarify where these go. Circled in BLUE are the strakes, GREEN is the air dam, and the little RED circles indicate which fasteners you need to undo to put the tiny air deflectors on.

EDIT: I read ben's post after I wrote this...:facepalm: aw well...more pictures never hurt! :D

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McBrayer 01-22-2018 07:20 AM

I would be heading back to the dealer ASAP. All of those items should have been installed by the dealer when they did the delivery inspection. There are bright orange shipping spacers in the front springs that should have been removed as well. They hold the front suspension up higher for getting them on and off of the car haulers. Take a look in your front wheel wells, directly above the tires with a flashlight, If they didn't remove them, they will be obvious.

There is a storage slot for the tow hook in the black foam "thing" in what I would call the spare tire well in the trunk. You need the tow hook on board just in case it has to be pulled onto a rollback, since there is NOTHING else they can hook into without doing damage.

ICTsccaCamaro 01-22-2018 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by McBrayer (Post 10050732)
I would be heading back to the dealer ASAP. All of those items should have been installed by the dealer when they did the delivery inspection. There are bright orange shipping spacers in the front springs that should have been removed as well. They hold the front suspension up higher for getting them on and off of the car haulers. Take a look in your front wheel wells, directly above the tires with a flashlight, If they didn't remove them, they will be obvious.

There is a storage slot for the tow hook in the black foam "thing" in what I would call the spare tire well in the trunk. You need the tow hook on board just in case it has to be pulled onto a rollback, since there is NOTHING else they can hook into without doing damage.

No spring spacers on a ZL1 1LE

Eddie-v 01-22-2018 08:35 AM

Thanks everyone. The dealer is about a 2 hour drive each way, so would be much easier to just install those parts myself. Everything looks very straightforward except the lower control arm covers. Does anyone have any pics or doc on installing those? Thanks

Camaro_QC 01-22-2018 08:47 AM

If you plan on doing the job yourself, I would still contact the dealer and let them know they messed up and that it is faster for you to install them. Have them write it down somewhere in your files so that in case something happens, you'll have an history that they forgot to install them. Just in case.

Mr. Wyndham 01-22-2018 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ICTsccaCamaro (Post 10050758)
No spring spacers on a ZL1 1LE

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Originally Posted by Eddie-v (Post 10050803)
Thanks everyone. The dealer is about a 2 hour drive each way, so would be much easier to just install those parts myself. Everything looks very straightforward except the lower control arm covers. Does anyone have any pics or doc on installing those? Thanks

Try this...it's a tiny graphic, but it might help. It looks like they attach with plastic expanding fasteners. If there aren't any in the bag, you can grab a small box of them at any auto parts store for $2.

http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=477011

ZL1 1LE 01-22-2018 09:40 AM

One has to wonder if a PDI was done at all.

ZED SLED 01-22-2018 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Eddie-v (Post 10050803)
Thanks everyone. The dealer is about a 2 hour drive each way, so would be much easier to just install those parts myself. Everything looks very straightforward except the lower control arm covers. Does anyone have any pics or doc on installing those? Thanks

Any dealer can do this. Just go to the closest one and explain the situation. GM will then have a record in case of any issue.


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