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If my ebcm "craps" out I will just turn it off! That's what I do anyway every time I drive the car.
P.S. Mr. Bill, I know where there is 1000 brand new ebcm's for 97-2000 Vettes and they are only $3.95 a copy BUT I'm not telling anyone!
I really liked my Vette when I began reading this thread. Now I realize my horrid mistake and will be trying to sell this POS first thing in the morning to unburden myself of such impending doom...
Does anyone know of a way to be able to raise the front end of my 98 vette as to clear a hump at the top of my driveway? I can't get my vette in my garage without scraping the bottom. LOL
The mono spring on the front (and rear) are adjustable. There is a rubber bumper on the underside of the spring between the spring and the frame. Jack up the front of the car. Using a 10mm wrench, turn these bumpers clockwise. It will extend the bumper away from the spring and raise the trim height. Start with 1-2 full turns and drive the car about 50 to 100 feet to settle the car then recheck against the curb your having difficulty with
06-15-2013, 02:37 PM
Lift system for front suspension