[MatthewAMEL]

Originally Posted by pauly1119

Mine doesn't do that.

It either already has and you just didn't notice or it will soon.


It's especially evident when it's cold outside and the car is cold.


There was a long thread on here about 4 years ago on this issue. It also was showing up in SS and 1LEs with the M6.

[Wuiquen]

Originally Posted by pauly1119

What was the road condition? If the road was very rough I would say thats normal but if you had a smooth road and thats happening I would consider it to be a issue. Mine moves relative to the road conditions.

This was driving in one of the major freeways in Los Angeles so I mean pretty decent roads. I was cruising at about 70 miles on 5th and 6th gear

[Wuiquen]

Originally Posted by ember1205

If you're driving across cobblestone roads in PA, it's fine. If you're on a brand new length of buttery smooth pavement, it's not. Need more details to understand the total situation / context.

Highway driving on decent roads.

[Wuiquen]

Originally Posted by MatthewAMEL

It either already has and you just didn't notice or it will soon.


It's especially evident when it's cold outside and the car is cold.


There was a long thread on here about 4 years ago on this issue. It also was showing up in SS and 1LEs with the M6.

I would assume a brand new car doesn't do this, does it? So if I wanted to bring this back to a new like feel/conditions what bushings would I be looking at?

[PROMETHEUS]

Originally Posted by ember1205

You should not rest your hand on the shifter while driving - it's bad for the internals of the transmission.

Thanks Mom.

[pauly1119]

Originally Posted by MatthewAMEL

It either already has and you just didn't notice or it will soon.


It's especially evident when it's cold outside and the car is cold.


There was a long thread on here about 4 years ago on this issue. It also was showing up in SS and 1LEs with the M6.

It definitely moves and shakes according to the road conditions but not like that. I’m definitely dialed in to how my car reacts and what it is doing. If it does start to do that I’ll bring it right in to find out the issue.

[pauly1119]

Originally Posted by Wuiquen

This was driving in one of the major freeways in Los Angeles so I mean pretty decent roads. I was cruising at about 70 miles on 5th and 6th gear

The only opinion I can give is that my car is 2.5 years old with 4400 miles on it and does not do that. If you where local I would have you stop by and go for a ride. See if you can find a local member that you can compare your car to. I’ve had a member stop by for a ride last year before he sold his ZL1 for a ZLE to feel the ride in person. I’m sure they would be happy to help.

[Wuiquen]

Yeah I get some shaking is good but seems excessive. I'll try to find some local help. I mean I guess as long nothing else is broken? I just refuse.ro take it to the dealer unless I know some work is needed

[SSallday]

Mine is about the same. It really depends on the road you are on

https://youtu.be/XVEK35UGIVI

[SFV1LE]

It's normal, did it in my 2018 ZLE from day 1 with 6 miles--new or old doesn't seem to matter. Maybe they improved it since 2018.

No transmission issues under severe use on very technical tracks, just finished 3 great days at Buttonwillow. I wish it didn't do it so much but I'm not worried about it I have a warranty

[Wuiquen]

Originally Posted by SFV1LE

It's normal, did it in my 2018 ZLE from day 1 with 6 miles--new or old doesn't seem to matter. Maybe they improved it since 2018.

No transmission issues under severe use on very technical tracks, just finished 3 great days at Buttonwillow. I wish it didn't do it so much but I'm not worried about it I have a warranty

Maybe this is worth exploring... Your car and my car is 2018 so first gen for the 1LE version. Maybe it has in fact improve. If so, i wonder what has improved? Maybe the shifter throw was improved for later years? And if such a thing is true, i would be ok paying for a new one if it cuts on the shaking. It is just too distracting for me.

Video ok the post above is slow 2018.

Let's see if 2019 or newer cars will post on this

[IntimidatorZ]

2020 here, I would say mine has moved as much as SSallday (slightly less than yours OP) since day 1. I initially noticed it on the drive home after taking delivery but honestly, haven't thought twice about it since. As others have said, our ZLEs have a stiff suspension that will pick up every little imperfection in the road so that probably contributes to it moving more than other manual cars. Like you, I don't like going to the dealership unless absolutely necessary, I would say if it really bothers you, just keep an eye on it, you still have warranty left, and if at the end of the warranty period you wanna have it investigated you could. I'm leaning towards it being a non-issue, let her dance until you mash the gas and need to rip her into the next gear

[LT4Greg]

Or go to the aftermarket and get a Hurst shifter if it worries you that much. The ZLE is a very different car as compared to the other Camaros out there but I really think yours is okay! I did notice that my ZL1 shifter does shake too and I think it’s the nature of the beast and nothing wrong.

[getchapull]

Originally Posted by PROMETHEUS

Thanks Mom.