The Pittsburgh Thread

[MS3DALE]

Originally Posted by Bumblebee2012

Took the TF3 car to the dealer yesterday and had them (warranty) order the red brake lens for the GM High Wing Spoiler.

Originally Posted by Swacer

What happen to the spoiler light?

Originally Posted by badazss

It broke the screw pulled thru

Theres a TSB on the issue Brendan.

[MS3DALE]

Originally Posted by Str8frmdade

It was great hanging out with everyone this evening at Starlite.

Great meeting you man!!

[Jamie Mac]

Originally Posted by Bumblebee2012

Took the TF3 car to the dealer yesterday and had them (warranty) order the red brake lens for the GM High Wing Spoiler.

Parked her with just under 2,500 miles on it. I'm done. If any of you have a storage spot, I'm looking.

I have 2 cars that need to go away for at least 6 months.

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Gateway Commerce Center in Wampum. $65 a month. Secure, temp and humidity controlled.

[Jamie Mac]

Originally Posted by SteeleRS/SS

You must not have tailgated with the pros or your in denial.

So you are saying if a person is drunk enough that they should like the steelers? Tried it. Still didn't like them

[2010 SSRS]

Originally Posted by SteeleRS/SS

We should still get together occasionally. Maybe get you to a steeler game and show you how real fans do it. You will be a fan by the end of the game.

Here We Go STEELERS from here in Patsieland

[AKA]

Originally Posted by 2010 SSRS

Here We Go STEELERS from here in Patsieland

Hello, I was wondering how long before I would see you here.

See that Jamie even members from out of state know what's up. And yes, I said MEMBERS.

Who can make a smiley with a terrible towel. I'll use it in every post from now on.

[badazss]

There are more steelers fans in the USA than any other team mostly transplants or retires

[Trav2SS]

i went boating in my car today. it was fun..
However now my windshield is busted. ..so..think insurance wil replace it with a hud ready shield? like a 12 instead of 10. i know their probably more$. id pay difference obviously.. sadly.. looks like my car isnt a collector anymore withoit original glass
lol

[Jamie Mac]

Originally Posted by SteeleRS/SS

Hello, I was wondering how long before I would see you here.

See that Jamie even members from out of state know what's up. And yes, I said MEMBERS.

Who can make a smiley with a terrible towel. I'll use it in every post from now on.

I've referred to Steeler fans as MEMBERS before too. Out of state fans don't impress me. That happens when your city closes and people have to move to find work. Lots of band wagon fans too

[Kilo-9]

Damn, Mac...you're in a foul mood this evening.

[Kilo-9]

Originally Posted by Str8frmdade

It was great hanging out with everyone this evening at Starlite.

It was great meeting you!

[Bumblebee2012]

Originally Posted by MS3DALE

Theres a TSB on the issue Brendan.

Does anyone know of the TSB number for the broken lens?

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[MS3DALE]

Originally Posted by MS3DALE

Theres a TSB on the issue Brendan.

Originally Posted by Bumblebee2012

Does anyone know of the TSB number for the broken lens?

Service Information


2011 Chevrolet Camaro | Camaro VIN F Service Manual | View All Bulletins | Document ID: 2777232
#PI0685: GM Accessory and Camaro Transformer High Wing Spoiler Center High Mount Stop Lamp (CHMSL) Cracking Around Fasteners - (Feb 28, 2012)

Subject:GM Accessory and Camaro Transformer High Wing Spoiler Center High Mount Stop Lamp (CHMSL) Cracking Around Fasteners

Models:2010-2012 Chevrolet Camaro (U.S. and Canada Only)

Condition/Concern




Some customers may comment on the CHMSL developing cracks in the area around the fasteners.
Recommendation/Instructions


DO NOT REPLACE THE SPOILER for this condition.
Replace the CHMSL high mount stop lamp using the following procedure:

1. Use a pick to remove the caps that cover the CHMSL screws.

2. Remove the screws from the CHMSL. Screws were installed with Loc-Tite. Some amount of force may be necessary to loosen the screws.

3. Unplug the CHMSL from the wiring harness. Be careful the harness does not slip back into the spoiler.
4. Connect the new CHMSL wiring harness.
5. Install the washers on the new spoiler. We recommend using Butyl to hold the washers in place when installing the CHMSL to spoiler. Tighten to 1.85N·m+/- .15.

6. Install caps over the fasteners to complete the repair.

Parts Information


To obtain the new Spoiler CHMSL (WPC#630), fax the form included in this PI to the GM Warranty Parts Center (WPC).
Warranty Information


For vehicles repaired under warranty, use:

Labor Operation



Description



Labor Time



B6812*


Replace Spoiler CHMSL


0.3 hr


*This is a unique labor operation for bulletin use only. It will not be published in the Labor Time Guide.

IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN PRINTING THIS FORM: If the form prints out on two pages, make certain you fax BOTH pages so that the WPC receives all the needed information. Missing information will delay or prevent the part from being shipped.

Parts Request Form – Warranty Parts Center



Use this form ONLY for U.S., Canadian and Mexico Dealers. Export markets located outside of North America must contact their regional Technical Assistance Center for assistance.

To: Warranty Parts Center

 

e-mail: warrantypartscenterUSA@gm.com

 

or WPC Fax: 248-371-XXXX

 

Attn: Jeanette Dunn

 

Part Being Requested: #630 CHMSL Service Kit

 

Dealer BAC (U.S.) /Dealer Code (Canada)/Dealer Number (Mexico):

 

Dealer Name:

 

Dealer Address:

 

 

Dealer Contact Person:

 

Dealer Phone Number:

 

Repair Order Number:

 

Vehicle VIN:

 

Important: If you do not receive the part within 2 business days after e-mailing or faxing your part request to the Warranty Parts Center, please call Customer Assistance at 248-371-XXXX.IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN PRINTING THIS FORM: If the form prints out on two pages, make certain you fax BOTH pages so that the WPC receives all the needed information. Missing information will delay or prevent the part from being shipped.



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[MS3DALE]

Originally Posted by Jamie Mac

I've referred to Steeler fans as MEMBERS before too. Out of state fans don't impress me. That happens when your city closes and people have to move to find work. Lots of band wagon fans too

A lot of Steeler fans down Charlotte,NC.,quite a few moved down there from here to continue working in the banking industry,or for US Airways.