Meziere HD Coolant Pump Install for the LT-1/4 Let me begin with my situation before I started this upgrade. I have a 92 LT-1 convertible with the 6 speed tranny. I had an oil leak coming from the driven shaft seal of the water pump. After removal of the water pump I saw that it […] More »

Parts: None (hopefully) Estimate time: 10 minutes per side. Tools Needed: Phillips Screwdriver, Loctite, Dielectric Silicon Preliminary Information: The mirrors are held to the adjusting motor by a small �+� shaped piece called a pinion. The pinion attaches to retainers on both mirror and motor. There are two threaded rods attached to the mirror, one […] More »

I rebuilt the steering column in my \’93 automatic using a column out of a parted-out \’96 manual. The steering colum core is pot metal or very low quality cast steel. The yoke around the pivot pins stretches and wallows out, allowing down-and-left play in the column that is disconcerting. it requires repair or replacement […] More »

Best thing to do for no $$$ is to remove all the hoses/air tubes and the diverter box that go to the air pump and the exhaust manifolds, and all the associated brakets. You can cap off the manifold air tubes with 50 cent pipe caps from the hardware store. Removal of this alone will […] More »

Banished squeaks from my top today. First remove the trim from the windshield header. Next, loosen the mounts on the top itself, front and rear. Next, snug the top down normally, but leave the front and rear bolts finger tight. Then loosen both front windshield mounts (the part on the windshield frame itself). Then take […] More »

You can make the LT1 \’92-\’94 Optispark setup more reliable than a �95-�96, even with the early distributor configuration. Buy a $12 \’96 GM Vette distributor vacuum harness assy. Buy a $4 clear plastic fuel filter. Buy a $3 tube of premium black Permatex RTV, because it withstands the highest temps. Reserve a long day […] More »

When replacing the outer window seal it is not necessary to remove the door panel. Simply hold the new weatherstrip up to the old one still on the door. Mark the clip locations with masking tape on the side of the door so you won\’t have to guess where they are. Also note the three […] More »