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3rd Gear
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stalled
got caught in heavy rain storm and car stalled, lost all electrical power, had car towed to house by wrecker.. what would cause power loss? right now battery is disconnected just in case of elec. problem is serious
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I see you are a nOOb. Welcome. We like pics. The de fault year setting for nOObs is 84, un less you specify a year.
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stalled
she is a 1990 vette, red w/red interior, 6 speed, when she stalled, the water floated her about 20' to a curve, at that point no power at all, she`s been in garage since drying out with the top off and doors open, some moisture was in throttle body also. need to change oil, trans. fluid, rearend oil, etc. before trying to start.
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First: Welcome to the Forum. You will make a lot of friends as well as taping a wealth of Corvette knowledge. There are three large wires attached to the starter solenoid of your starter, a large cable that runs directly to your battery and two smaller wires that distribute power to the car. These two wires have an inline circuit protecting fuseable link a few inches from the solenoid terminals. In your position I would connect the battery, assuming it is charged, and check for voltage at the solenoid terminal. Don't see why you wouldn't, again assuming connections are clean and corrosion free since it is a hard wire connection. Next probe past the fuseable links for power. My kneejerk reaction is you will not. If You do then a wiring diagram is a must for detained troubleshooting.
