There are multiple reasons why you would want to remove the door panel to your Chevrolet Camaro. Maybe something down there, your window seems off track or you want to give your Camaro an audio upgrade. Either way, this video shows the quickest, easiest method to removing your Camaro's interior door panel. We're using our 2010 Camaro, but the process is the same for all 5th Gen Camaros and 6th Gen Camaros. bit.ly/3enKHyR
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A LITTLE CAMARO HISTORY
In 2010 Chevrolet introduced the all-new 5th Gen Camaro with the SS and LS/LT trims, featuring a LS3/L99 V8 engine and 3.6L V6 engine option. 2012 introduced the ZL1 Camaro with a supercharged LSA engine. 2013 introduced the 1LE Suspension Package and the 45th Anniversary Edition Camaro. 2014 brought new styling to the front and rear of the Camaro. 2015 was the final year for the 5th Generation Camaro. 2016-2017 introduced an entirely new Camaro model - the 6th Gen Camaro with a 6.2L V8 LT1 engine, 3.6L V6 Direct-Injection engine, and a 2.0L 4-cyl Turbocharged engine option.
13 мар 2021
