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Old 06-29-2009, 04:33 PM   #15
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Nothing from GM yet.

I'm reserving judgement. 2 cars with this problem is too small of a sample to be sure.

But we'll keep our eyes on it. Interesting to see what comes of it.
The dealer showed me a p.i. from GM that adviced them of the problem that may accure. and how diagnose it. So that tells me thay know about it.
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Old 06-29-2009, 04:36 PM   #16
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Has anyone else snaped thier output shaft off? It happened to me yesterday. I just pulled away from a stop sign in first with about half throttle and bang it broke. Now i'm waiting on parts.
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Old 06-29-2009, 04:37 PM   #17
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The dealer showed me a p.i. from GM that adviced them of the problem that may accure. and how diagnose it. So that tells me thay know about it.
Then that's fair.

Interesting to see how this one plays out.

Can you get a copy of that and email it to me? maybe?

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Old 06-29-2009, 04:41 PM   #18
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[QUOTE=69 Hugger;631998]I think vash was asking did you break the shaft/bar on the IRS that goes to the wheel, you can see the bar/shaft in this pic. Sorry to see this happen to your car,sucks[/QUOTTE]

The output shaft in the trans between driveshaft and the end of the trans.
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This steel not harding properly happened to me with my 04 GTO 2 days after I bought it. A fork on the pressure plate bent and that was the excuse for it also.

That sucks dude, I hope they get your car fixed soon.
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Old 06-29-2009, 04:52 PM   #20
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This steel not harding properly happened to me with my 04 GTO 2 days after I bought it. A fork on the pressure plate bent and that was the excuse for it also.

That sucks dude, I hope they get your car fixed soon.
Thank! the dealer just called and said the gm told them to replace the trans with a new one, than send them the broken one.
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Old 06-29-2009, 04:54 PM   #22
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Then that's fair.

Interesting to see how this one plays out.

Can you get a copy of that and email it to me? maybe?

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I will ask if thay will give me a copy .
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If it's the 31-spline output shaft in the trans then it's not really the fault of GM but rather of Tremec (who makes the TR-6060)

I have the same trans in my '68 Camaro and the shaft has held up fine.. although it's the aftermerket (T56 Magnum) version.

Hope we don't snap the one on our new 2010 SS..
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I have pics but they are to big to upload.PM me and ill email them to you if you know the procedure.
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What is your vin #?
my vin# 16531. looks like the vins are close to each other!
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I think vash was asking did you break the shaft/bar on the IRS that goes to the wheel, you can see the bar/shaft in this pic. Sorry to see this happen to your car,sucks[/QUOTTE]

The output shaft in the trans between driveshaft and the end of the trans.
I know where the output shaft is, The OP was asking Vash in post #3 what He ment by "ujoint or bar", I was showing OP the bar and ujoint on the IRS picture.
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Then that's fair.

Interesting to see how this one plays out.

Can you get a copy of that and email it to me? maybe?

Thanks,
I just got a copy of the PI. #PIP4666A: Vehicle will not move in any gear: If you need any more info on it I will try to scan it to you. should be able to pull it up with this PI#.
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