tony58

On my "92" LT1 that keeps throwing code # 26,Quad-Driver Module.Wanting to sell this car but can't with- service engine soon -popping up.My regular mechanic doesn't have the diagnostic tools the chase it down. I took it to another recommended local garage that couldn't fix it.Should be a simple procedure for a qualified garage?These 350's were put in alot of GM cars.
I've had Davis Generator in East Nashville & Auto Electrical Service on Lebanon Rd. Recommended?Anybody here have a good electrical Diagnostic mechanic they can recommend???
I have a C7 calling me ,need to sell C4...
***UPDATE***Still haven't found any shops.None I've called will take it on.Even called Serra Chevy (Corvette).They said don't have diagnostics older than a 2000.Probably needs a new ECM?I guess when they get this old you just scrap them?

TTT

tony58

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NashvilleGrandSport

Might try CARL WOODS GARAGE over by Vanderbilt/Parthenon, EWING BASS on Charlotte near downtown, or COMMUNITY GARAGE in Madision. Worth a phone call.

Or contact the Nashville Corvette Club... maybe someone can point you in the right direction.

corvette95

Did anyone take over Jim Van Dorn's business across from the NCM in Bowling Green? The quad drivers are built into the PCM but I am not suggesting replacing the PCM without better diagnostics.
Are you using stock prom?

corvette95

You can always call Gordon Killewbrews "For you car" helpline. it will cost you a few bucks but will help you or steer you in right direction. He is in White House TN

tony58

As far as I know its stock...

tony58

Since I'm no mechanic,him trying to tell me how to fix it wouldn't work.My understanding is Gordon doesn't work on cars himself?Wished he did,I'm only 20 miles from his house.Thanks

EuroRod

Call VetteSport in Smyrna, ask for Jerry, or DBR Racing in Spring Hill, ask for David.