[Bumbleboy92]

Not technically a Camaro, but it is one of the recalled L87s. VIN comes back as a 2022.

Somewhere around 94k miles (out of warranty).

[m6-lt1]

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

Not technically a Camaro, but it is one of the recalled L87s. VIN comes back as a 2022.

Somewhere around 94k miles (out of warranty).

Watched the video. I watch that guys videos all the time and this could possibly have been the worst engine I saw him tear down. Maybe not in terms of broken parts but I had never seen engine parts charred like that before.

[mlee]

I've got a 2022 ZR2 with 45k miles that I'm pretty concerned about now.

Kind of makes it hard to trade in with a recall.

[Bumbleboy92]

Originally Posted by m6-lt1

Watched the video. I watch that guys videos all the time and this could possibly have been the worst engine I saw him tear down. Maybe not in terms of broken parts but I had never seen engine parts charred like that before.

Extra charred

Originally Posted by mlee

I've got a 2022 ZR2 with 45k miles that I'm pretty concerned about now.

Kind of makes it hard to trade in with a recall.

My brother had a ‘23 Tundra and their recall had a good chunk in the value dropping so he sold it before it could drop below half what he paid for it even still inside warranty period

[DaveC113]

At least in this case it's bad parts rather than a design flaw that can't be fixed.