Chevy Camaro

I just purchased the 93 ver. of this same car with the same prob. The mechanic saidto turn the key to "on" (not start!) and leave it for 10 min.

After that doesn't work you can disconnect the battery and wait a minimum of 30 min. Put the key in then re-connect the battery. My car started for a mere min before cutting out again. These dang security measures are more trouble than they are worth. I Wish they could just be Removed completely!

there is at the passenger side under the dashboard, there are 3 pieces, a flasher, horn relay and the big box is the dimmer switch.

There is no such car as a 2009 Camaro. GM just came out with a 2010 Camaro which is now available. Before that the last Camaro was made in 2002.

403H.P. from the 6.2 liter V8. Actually the 6.2 liter V8 with stick has 426 HP, I also believe the automatic version has 420 HP with the same motor. Someone would have to answer for the six cylinder versions.

be sure to purcahse the tool to "screw" the caliper piston in. If you try to push the piston in on rear disc brakes you will damange the caliper.

Should run low 14 second quarter mile times.

Same as my 79 van 18436572 and the front drivers side is # 1 and the all odd side. The passenger side from front to back is #2 and the all even side.

No. Call a wrecking yard. They have interchange books that will give you the exact years, but, off my head, I think 82, to 91?

Cant Its in the computer that runs the engine The vats system can be bypassed by matching the resistance in the key chip.

Replace it with a 350

One or more fixtures is shorted to ground Replace fuse with a test light--if there is a short it will illuminate--remove one socket at a time until light goes out that should be where your problem is

Yes

190 hp

The backup lights on a 67 Camaro won't work if the bulbs have burned out of the shifter is misaligned. The lights come on automatically when put in reverse and will not function properly unless the shifter triggers the reverse sensor.

Orig Answer: Should be around 409

Actually the conversion is 1 litre to 61.024 (rounded) cubic inches thus

6.2 x 61.024 = 378.35 (rounded)

so the 6.2 litre would be 378 cubic inches 6.6 is 400 cubic inches

there is no such thing as a big block 350

Some did come without A/C that year, butan examplewould bequite rare and very likely would have been a special-order car.

Depends which one you have in mind. In 1995 the V6 came in two flavors, one which was a 3.4L OHV (over-head valve) and the other was the newly introduced 3.8L DOHC (dual overhead cam). Cost to rebuild the former would be less because of the nature of emission standards being what they were in the early nineties compared to what they were for the late 1995-2002 V6 version of the Camaro.

Inside the glove box there's a yellow button you push

Depends on overall condition, drivetrain, mileage, options, etc...

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro has a 9 ft. 4.3 in. (112.3 in.) wheel base.

The 1970 model year was the first year for the second generation Camaro. The debut was delayed by a strike at GM and some persons think there was a 1969 1/2 model that resembled the 1969. The body style is completely different from the first gen (67-69) and it continued to evolve until the 3rd gen came out in 1982. The second generation is currently not a hot collector item, but expect that to change as the ever popular 1st gen Camaro soar in price beyond the reach of average car nuts.

Yes

you don't have to but it is tight in there.

320

What year are you talking about