Tag: C4

Most instruction manuals indicate that you should place the Master Cylinder in a vise and then use a dowel rod to press on the plunger to bleed the air out of the Master Cylinder. I found an easier way is to bleed the air out of the system backwards. Supplies: Fittings for bleeding hose (usually […] More »

This is not MY tech tip in any way. This is something that I stumbled across on the corvetteforum, and thought it would be useful here. Simply click on the links. Change your fuel filter, page 1. Change your fuel filter, page 1. Thanks to, lord vette, for the original post! -Sheppe Pharis (aka 92BAV)

Problem For C4 Corvettes with dual fans, the Aux Fan Sw only controls the auxiliary fan. The ECM controls only the main fan. When a low temperature Aux Fan Sw is installed to compliment a low temperature thermostat only the auxiliary fan comes On at a lower temperature; the main fan still comes On at […] More »

Well just a free mod you can do to your air box. Invloves cutting a massive hole in the box so more air can come through it. Seems to me like it does nothing except allow air to enter easily but I don\’t know if it allows MORE air to come in. Well install is […] More »

I\’ve been piddling around with a fix for this, because I\’ve seen a bunch of posts on this topic. I used a can of black Plastikote rubber coating, and cut it down with thinner until it had a paint-like consistency. I then used my airbrush and compressor to spray several coats on spare pieces of […] More »

How to Remove and Clean your Radiator by Lars Grimsrud SVE Automotive Restoration Musclecar, Collector & Exotic Auto Repair & Restoration Broomfield, CO Rev. B 6-19-00 This tech paper will discuss the removal, exterior cleaning, and installation of the radiator on a 1985 L98 C4 Corvette. Other years are very similar in procedure, and utilize […] More »

Due to several e-mail inquiries, here are the instructions for removing the power antenna motor for service BEFORE installing a new antenna mast on 1992-1996 Corvettes. Many owners (myself included) have tried in vain to simply install a new antenna ribbon without inspecting the motor first for broken sections of the old one. The usual […] More »