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I have 2006 Chevy Corvette what a joke this car has been. I have had a new engine I have spent 40,000 on repairs to this car its never ending.I have replaced everything on it twice. I just got it out of the shop yesterday again for the thousands time and now the traction control light the brake light the tire light on the dash is on. This car is a nightmare. I have paid so much money to never ending drama. Help I beg you. The car has caught on fire due to the clutch fluid leaking everything you can think has has been replaced.talk about a lemon. No lemon law will help.
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 oil line related engine fire customer states that this seems to be a known problem* the consumer stated on June 8, 2007 his new car sustained a 3 point engine fire related to an engine oil line defect. The consumer he stated was accompanied by experienced GM certified mechanic who assessed for unrelated repairs and warranty work. The consumer stated the mechanic made an analysis as to what caused the fire. Analysis revealed a defective oil line at the crimped- on rubber hose to metal interface which conducts oil to an external cooler.
- Roanoke, VA, USA
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- Norco, CA, USA