C5 automatic transmission question
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C5 automatic transmission question
Does anyone have a picture of this component actually bolted properly to their car or what the bracket looks like that holds it to the car?
This is right behind the rear diff.
Thank you
XXXC5
This is right behind the rear diff.
Thank you
XXXC5
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I know it wasnt the transmission, I was just stateing the car was an automatic since I didn't see this part on the manual transmission car I had in the garage.
Anyone have a picture where the bracket goes on this module so I can put it back where it belongs? Someone just had it wire tied to the rear sway bar.
Anyone have a picture where the bracket goes on this module so I can put it back where it belongs? Someone just had it wire tied to the rear sway bar.
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I know it wasnt the transmission, I was just stateing the car was an automatic since I didn't see this part on the manual transmission car I had in the garage.
Anyone have a picture where the bracket goes on this module so I can put it back where it belongs? Someone just had it wire tied to the rear sway bar.
Anyone have a picture where the bracket goes on this module so I can put it back where it belongs? Someone just had it wire tied to the rear sway bar.
Contact Gene @ http://www.gmpartshouse.com/
Have your VIN# ready when you call Gene and he can help you out.
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I can get a couple pictures this afternoon after work to show the brackets. Something doesn't look right about the rear cradle. During the 1998 model year, just prior to production of cars with the Active Handling option, the Corvette's ABS brake hydraulic control unit was relocated to the front of the engine compartment to facilitate quicker Active Handling system "warm-up" and shorten front brake response time when the brake fluid is cold. In temperatures below 14oF, the Corvette's Driver Information Center (DIC) will display an "Active Handling Warming Up" message as soon as the vehicle reaches 6-mph. That's a caution to the driver that Active Handling is not fully-functional yet. As soon as the system warms up, another message "Active Handling Warmed Up" will be sent to the driver via the DIC
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Thanks guys! this was what i wanted to know. thank you for taking the time to get some pictures up for me to see what it should look like.
John-i'll let you know about the brackets when i talk to the owner.
John-i'll let you know about the brackets when i talk to the owner.
