[ctrlz]

Originally Posted by 90503

I believe emissions are covered many years longer than the general repair warranty.

Only ECU and cat converters are covered for 8 years. Everything else is 2 years, i.e. less than the manufacturer's warranty period.
https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/fi...s/Warranty.pdf

[90503]

Originally Posted by ctrlz

Only ECU and cat converters are covered for 8 years. Everything else is 2 years, i.e. less than the manufacturer's warranty period.
https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/fi...s/Warranty.pdf

What I see is more than that. Ca emissions lists many components that are covered for 7yrs 70000 miles. OP may be out of luck. But on that list are fuel injectors and intake manifold. Ca emissions cars which many states have (or newer Camaros may all have CA emissions, not sure). I still think its worth a try to check your manual, call a dealer or the Customer Service number in the manual and see what they say. Can't hurt.

This is from my 2011 Camaro.

https://www.chevrolet.com/bypass/pcf...0051432989.pdf

[Need4Camaro]

I got lucky that the MIL went off and I had just enough time to get my emissions done, and passed too… but it’s back on… I guess I need to start tackling this problem. I tried two doses of Techron in a full tank of gas but that hasn’t seemed to help. What should be next?