New Camaro Recall - Ignition Switch System / Key Fob

[mlee]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

Someone on here earlier said his dealer told him they would deny warranty coverage. But that is just rumor. Like I said I trust what Beckey tells us...
Unfortunately this country has turned sue happy....

We used to have a sign around here for that :your dealer is an idiot:

They can't deny you warranty work unless the recall affected it in some way. In this case a key would affect basically squat.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by mlee

We used to have a sign around here for that :your dealer is an idiot:

They can't deny you warranty work unless the recall affected it in some way. In this case a key would affect basically squat.

Basically my question to Becky was for someone that has always been reliable to answer a question that I had seen asked in numerous threads about the recall.

[Baggerjack]

Originally Posted by Goran

Yep.... it makes no sense... you will have to go really out of your way to even come close to flip the key like that... but if you go by that logic you will have to replace or re-engineer whole lot more in the car then to separate they key from the fob therefor this = BS

Sorry if this has already been posted! http://jalopnik.com/this-is-how-hard...n-i-1590538077

[Camarolover85]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

Basically my question to Becky was for someone that has always been reliable to answer a question that I had seen asked in numerous threads about the recall.

I've talked to a few different dealers and this is the 3rd time I'll post this now. Chevrolet is not making anyone do this recall. There is no such thing as mandatory recalls, it's customer choice. When you go in you acknowledge you know about the recall and deny the service work EVERY time you go to the dealer. All Chevrolet does is file that so that on the off chance you turn your car off by hitting your key and you can't come back and sue them for this exact situation! They can't deny your warranty coverage for a key recall. Just think of how plausible that is for a second. Say something crazy happens like a cracked block, you think Chevy could EVER deny that because you didn't turn in your original key? Lol it's just common sense. Besides, they would get murdered trying to win that case.

[Baggerjack]

Originally Posted by ConqSoft

This is the only thing I want hanging off my fob...

This is the same thing on my fob!

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by Camarolover85

I've talked to a few different dealers and this is the 3rd time I'll post this now. Chevrolet is not making anyone do this recall. There is no such thing as mandatory recalls, it's customer choice. When you go in you acknowledge you know about the recall and deny the service work EVERY time you go to the dealer. All Chevrolet does is file that so that on the off chance you turn your car off by hitting your key and you can't come back and sue them for this exact situation! They can't deny your warranty coverage for a key recall. Just think of how plausible that is for a second. Say something crazy happens like a cracked block, you think Chevy could EVER deny that because you didn't turn in your original key? Lol it's just common sense. Besides, they would get murdered trying to win that case.

Thanks, there are too many threads with too many different posts to see them all. I guarentee though someone else will still ask the question again...

[Avalnch]

As long as it's not mandatory.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by Avalnch

Living in the Great White North, I have not seen a recall letter from GM yet. But I suppose it'll be inevitable. I have one question: Will the dealer re-program your car for the new keys?? My plan is to say that I lost my key or keys and just get the new separate keys. Would that work??

Recall letters have not been sent out yet, and yes they will need to reprogram for the transponder in the new key.

[CamaroKid300]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

Someone on here earlier said his dealer told him they would deny warranty coverage. But that is just rumor. Like I said I trust what Beckey tells us...
Unfortunately this country has turned sue happy....

Good thing I have no warranty so that doesn't matter.

[joes407]

The key to my company car is almost identical to my camaro key but I dont see kia recalling any keys

[RobertRS]

Here's a shot of the Camaro I'll be taking delivery of whenever I can.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by RobertRS

Here's a shot of the Camaro I'll be taking delivery of whenever I can.

I'm sure it will be worth the wait!

[homewrecker]

That's beautiful Robert. I remember when you were just thinking about it. Nice!

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[Baggerjack]

Originally Posted by camaro500

Killed by key... Please! Just like everything else... a few unlikely cases and the whole world goes nuts. This is just like gun laws. You have a few freaks who kill people and then the rest of the country has to give up their arms. Ridiculous.

Amen to that! We have too many gun laws which aren't enforced now! When a failed background check is done, it should be investigated. Ok, enough said!