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Keyless Entry Remote Maintenance

If your remote seems intermittent or requires a shake to work, try cleaning the motion switch: Open the remote case. The switch is the gold tit thing between the buttons. There is a small ball in there so don’t lose it when you take the cover off. Remove the whole circuit board from the case […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010


Lower a C4

Lowering the ride height on your 84-96 Corvette by Bill Rauch Whenever I think about lowering a car, the old Cheech & Chong movie pops to mind that begins with Chong strutting around his “Chebby” dusting it off to the tune of “Low, Low, Low – Low Rider”. Well, to quote famous engine builder Myron […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010


LT1 Coolant Change Procedure

I take no credit for this info. This info was given when I asked \”how to\” and I thought I\’d polish & post it for future reference. Thanks to all for the help! LT-1 Coolant Change Procedure: In order to do a good flush you have to remove both knock sensors out of the block, […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010



LT1 Throttle Body Coolant Bypass

One of the most effective ways to cool your intake charge is to bypass the 180+ degree coolant flowing through your LT1 throttle body. The current purpose for the coolant flowing through the throttle body is to prevent it from freezing under extremely cold temperatures. This is great to keep if you park your LT1 […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010


LT1 to LT4 Instrument Cluster R&R

I thought I\’d share a \”How-To\” regarding an LT1 to LT4 instrument cluster R&R Here\’s what we\’re doing… From this To this Tools you\’ll need: – Torque wrench (in/lb) – Torx bit set – Phillips head screw driver – 7, 10, 15mm sockets w/ratchet – 6\” ratchet extension Before doing the job, it would be […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010


Lumbar Pump Repair (Sport Seats)

This tip provides additional information to the Tech Tip “FIXING YOUR C4 SPORT SEAT LUMBAR SUPPORT” authored by Bob Thibodeau on 6/15/2001. 1. An alternative source for material to replace the ruptured diaphragm is a bicycle inner tube. It is much thicker than the original diaphragm, and should provide longer “life”. To prepare the tube, […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010


Manually Control the Cooling Fans

Manual control of your cooling fans I have a 92 LT-1 convertible with the 6-speed transmission. I, also, have a Meziere HD electric water pump installed. This Tech Tip will explain how I installed switches that allow me to turn on the primary and secondary cooling fans. When the switches are turned off, the ECM […] More »

By: | April 21, 2010



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