2010 Chevy Camaro Starter Replacement

How to locate, remove, and replace the starter on a 2010 Chevy Camaro 3.6L engine.

[@shonswinford3139]

Couldn’t of found a better explained video with good camera angles. Appreciate it man!

[@Delow4Show]

Now this is a tutorial thanks !🙌🏽

[@mrprolific1]

Simple and sweet

[@jeremiahnolte]

Very helpful, thanks! Any idea on the ft lbs for those two bolts?

[@sorawitsrilamsingha9523]

For the two bolts you are looking at 43 ft lbs or 58Nm
For the nut it is 115 in lbs or 13 Nm

[@TexThaiAuto]

These are the correct torque specs.

[@feMARIE614]

Is it the same location on a 2010 Camaro SS??

[@yungkidokay2615]

how much do you charge

[@sorawitsrilamsingha9523]

Parts and labor can look around $500

[@barakobama9743]

@@sorawitsrilamsingha9523more like 10 bucks

[@Native2music]

I couldn't believe it was this easy. I went to pep boys and they wanted to charge me 800$ to change this. It's only 80$ on Amazon for the part 😭

[@sorawitsrilamsingha9523]

Careful with random parts online. Always stick with accredited brands. OEM is around $300-$350 but you can find just as good after market brands for way less than that.

[@barakobama9743]

Pep boys 😂😂😂 you got robbed

[@JasonLee-lv7tm]

Why would you ever even go to pep boys and why would you order the cheapest starter online
I’m curious if you even changed your own starter