Montie1

My 93 vette runs fine but on occasion the service asr light comes on and the car won't start. It's been at dyer chev for over 2 weeks and their mechanic tells me "i'm stumped". Any advice as to how to solve this problem.

93Rubie

ASR light means there is a code. What code do you have?

Montie1

The car is at Dyer Chev and they tell me the code doesn't match anything they have

WVZR-1

Ask them for all of the codes - You want C - current and any that are H - history. Post back with them. Car is drive-able and you just took it there for diagnostics? If they can't supply you with the codes I'd maybe be very reluctant to do a "for hire" of anything to the car. I'd be very reluctant to maybe even consider the diagnostic fees they likely mentioned. What do they want to charge you for what they've done?

You're in VERO?

Maybe reach out to "toptechx6" a user here for years that understands these cars. I believe he's actually selling his '93.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...toptechx6.html

93Rubie

I agree with WVZR-1, I'm calling BS. Sounds to me like they don't want to mess with it and don't have any idea what they are doing with an older Corvette. Its a shame because a good mechanic can fix anything or figure it out. I work on Nissans all day and I see older ones, they don't scare me at all. They are simpler in many ways and I'll figure it out. We have the resources its not that hard to look stuff up unless your lazy.

Montie1

We are in Port St Lucie

Yesterday Dyer called and said my 93 has been starting every time they tried it so I may as well pick it up. There will be no charge since they didn't fix anything.
When I went to get it, it wouldn't start and when they put a test on it, it showed something shutting down the injectors. They still have the car.
I didn't see your email until after I got home so I called this morning to get the code info, they are to call me back.
They did admit that working on a Corvette this old was new to them, but they would do all they could to resolve the problem.