[LittleRedCamaro]

i have a 2017 Camaro RS with the 4 cylinder Turbo, It just rolled over 7000 miles and i have began to notice it having vibration usually when i'm running down the road a normal speeds. I read on another post of a similar situation. It feels like i've ran over little speed bumps and usually last only a few seconds to about a minute or two. speeds are usually between 30 and about 55 mph but sunday i was on a major highway and felt it at a much higher speed, I had OnStar run a diagnosis but nothing was detected. I am taking it to the local dealership to have it checked out. in the other forum i read that it was most likely the torque converter. i was just wondering if anyone else has had this issue with a 2017 model as i believe the post i read early was from about a year to a year and a half ago. I believe they were 2015 and 2016 models I love this car and was planning a long road trip in July but now I'm concerned this might not be the best thing to do.....your thoughts on this?

[arpad_m]

Assuming you have the automatic transmission (A8), there are quite a few threads on the A8 shudder already. I suggest that you start with the "official" response and check your car's build date: https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=527133. Also, there is a TSB for this (16-NA-175) that the dealership will almost certainly be aware of.

[LittleRedCamaro]

when the service manager informed me they would only be flushing my transmission one time i was concerned they might not be addressing the issue correctly but upon a closer look i found the following info


all applications except the 2017/2018 chevrolet colorado and gmc canyon service procedures


the flush appears to only be required 1 time


for the 2017/2018 chevrolet colorado and gmc canyon service procedures

it does say a "triple flush"

[Driski]

Originally Posted by LittleRedCamaro

when the service manager informed me they would only be flushing my transmission one time i was concerned they might not be addressing the issue correctly but upon a closer look i found the following info


all applications except the 2017/2018 chevrolet colorado and gmc canyon service procedures


the flush appears to only be required 1 time


for the 2017/2018 chevrolet colorado and gmc canyon service procedures

it does say a "triple flush"

You are correct... I ran into the same thing. There is an updated bulletin.

My dealer did the single flush and it did nothing to help. Now i am getting the run around and trying to get them to replace the TC.
I wish you good luck.