95 Corvette
03-05-2017, 08:07 PM
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95 Corvette
Hey Everyone, Yes I am a newbie and like all newbies I have a concern about my 95 corvette.
My problem is this. My traction control switch to turn it on and off has not worked since I got the car 5 years ago and it has always bothered me the switch is good as I took it apart and omed it out. my question is this the brown wire with a white tracer should it be hot at all times.
If anyone has a diagram and could look this up for me. thank you in advance as I cannot stand electrical problems and do not understand the diagrams
Thanks Jeff
My problem is this. My traction control switch to turn it on and off has not worked since I got the car 5 years ago and it has always bothered me the switch is good as I took it apart and omed it out. my question is this the brown wire with a white tracer should it be hot at all times.
If anyone has a diagram and could look this up for me. thank you in advance as I cannot stand electrical problems and do not understand the diagrams
Thanks Jeff
03-05-2017, 08:15 PM
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Hey Everyone, Yes I am a newbie and like all newbies I have a concern about my 95 corvette.
My problem is this. My traction control switch to turn it on and off has not worked since I got the car 5 years ago and it has always bothered me the switch is good as I took it apart and omed it out. my question is this the brown wire with a white tracer should it be hot at all times.
If anyone has a diagram and could look this up for me. thank you in advance as I cannot stand electrical problems and do not understand the diagrams
Thanks Jeff
My problem is this. My traction control switch to turn it on and off has not worked since I got the car 5 years ago and it has always bothered me the switch is good as I took it apart and omed it out. my question is this the brown wire with a white tracer should it be hot at all times.
If anyone has a diagram and could look this up for me. thank you in advance as I cannot stand electrical problems and do not understand the diagrams
Thanks Jeff
If no one responds by tomorrow morning I will take a pic of my 96' FSM when I have access to it.
If you plan on keeping the car you really should get a hard of digital copy of the FSM. It pays for itself after the first use.