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Nice. I assume you drove the C3 a bit. You'll love the C4. I have both and can say the C4 is truly a daily driver where the C3 is a parade car. You'll get the C4 sorted out and be pleased with it. Keep us posted.
You got it! C3 was driven for a year or so until I started to restore it. I wanted a summer driver in the mean time and I believe you're right. It seems like a fantastic DD!
Oh man, you got totally ripped off. The car is worth nothing. As a favor to a forum member, I will come tow it out of your drive way for free saving you the tow bill. Just leave the title in the front seat. .. Truthfully, looks like a great car you brought home. Best of luck, don't forget to wave.
Ahahahaha! I love the humor around here. Thanks Ghoast! Anytime a vette drives by its a wave and a
I might have almost bought that Car! Was it in Randolph Mass perchance? I talked to the guy on the phone... I was concerned by the "Chip" removal issue and Check engine light... I never got a chance to look at it....
I'm glad you saved it though... I'm up in NH and got my first C4 truth be told I ended up not with that one because I stumbled on my 95 Arctic white...
This one was in Brockton. The CEL concerns me but I have a feeling its due to a few sensors. had an L98 Camaro that had almost the same hesitation issues and it was a few sensors that had been clogged up or went bad.
Stumbling could be an ICM going bad with heat. Everyone will tell you its the opti and you need to replace it with a 900 dollar OEM, resist that line of thought until other things are verified first.
Great advice -
I had a '95 Trans Am that would start to stumble and even be hard to start once hot. Suggestions were opti, fuel pump, etc. It turned out to be a loose ICM connection that would move once hot. I tightened everything up and it ran fine. Rule out the easy (free) stuff first!
Great advice -
I had a '95 Trans Am that would start to stumble and even be hard to start once hot. Suggestions were opti, fuel pump, etc. It turned out to be a loose ICM connection that would move once hot. I tightened everything up and it ran fine. Rule out the easy (free) stuff first!
I'd rule out fuel pressure by checking fuel pressure and how fast it leaks down. After which I'd price out and Opti replacement and subtract the sale amount by that much. If I go home and it isn't, my win. If it is, I'm covered. Either way the final sale price will have to reflect the R&R of the Opti. That or you fix it before sale