A/C / Heater control and other problems
1) a/c heater control does not work, back light is on but no LCD
2) it idles low even when its cold
3) it has a slight back fire when I get on it
4) more often then not my speedometer goes out or goes heywire then "sys" flashes
I love my corvette but its to where I want to trade it in. Any help would be appericated
1) a/c heater control does not work, back light is on but no LCD
2) it idles low even when its cold
3) it has a slight back fire when I get on it
4) more often then not my speedometer goes out or goes heywire then "sys" flashes
I love my corvette but its to where I want to trade it in. Any help would be appericated
1) I think there is a ZIF connector that can come off. Pull the head unit and eyeball it. I bet it's something easy. This thread has the details. (clicky)
2) At what RPM does it idle? Is it an auto or a 6spd?
3) Does the backfire occur when you let off the pedal or when you press down on the pedal?
4) My first thought is an intermittent ground.
Does your car have any stored codes?
Ok so we've got some unburnt fuel/air making it past the cylinders.
The TPS could be sending bad data to the comp. Forum search TPS.
Air could be getting into the exhaust. Check for exhaust leaks and the integrety of the large air hose going to the left manifold.
One or more cylinders isn't firing. Ohm out the plug wires. If any wire's value is way off from the others it needs to be replaced. Pull the spark-plugs and compare them to any of the many spark plug diagnosis charts found online or the last page of every Chilton book.
Ignition advance isn't happening or is happening too slowly. Bad Opti
One or more injectors isn't opening/closing as quickly as it should. With a mechanic's stethescope listen to each injector. They should all sound the same. (Yes I know that many use Noid lights. But they only tell you that the injector is getting a pulse. They tell you nothing about the size or duration of the pulse. Oscilliscopes do a much better job of looking at the pulse.)
An O2 sensor is sending bad data to the comp. I don't think you've got one sending no data because that will make the SES light come on.
Check all vacuum lines for cracks etc.
Do the analogue and digital guages for oil and coolant temp agree with each other? They may be off from one another a bit but check for readings that are way off.








