This is a really dumb question, but here goes anyway,
If I ever get a flat, will my full size tire and rim (stock) fit in the spare tire tub where my donut tire now lives? If not what does one do? I know you could put the flat tire in the passagnger seat but waht if you have a passenger?
Sorry...
I have read in other posts on this site as well as others that a dual mass flywheel can develope this noise too. I think the 6-speed in those early 90's years did have the dual mass flywheel.
If it was me, I would live with the niose until having to tear it down to do a clutch and then deal...
I too would suggest avoiding copper. If I recall my chemistry classes, there is a potential for galvanic corrosion due to the dis-similar metals. I think that aluminum is a more noble metal than copper so any aluminum parts would corrode away (because it is the nobel thing to do - give up their...
Rob,
I do not see anything odd but I suspect that your trained eye does! The suspense is killing me, can you let us know what that might be?
Regards,
Radar :)
Boy, as a C4 driver, (but someday hoping to also have a C6), I could not agree more! I would not mess with the formula too much - a V6 or a Prius Corvette, count me out when that happens.
Radar :upthumbs :w
I would check for worn sheaves either on the crank/vibration damper or at the AC compressor. Also, while this should not change (except see below), if the sheaves are not aligned, that can cause squealing.
Idea: Double check the crank vibration damper. If the rubber inside the damper fails...
Thanks for that information.
Yes, that is a very long drive for me. I wonder how I could make that work - if I have to leave the car as it is over 130 miles to drive. If I can figure that out and if it is okay to drive the Corvette that distance with the light on, I might be able to that with...
My pride and joy recently developed a check engine light that I would like to get addressed. Does anyone know of a quality Corvette service garage that they can recommend in the Milwaukee, Wisonsin area?
I will print out the codes but I would really like to have someone fix this issue as well...
Baxam,
Welcome to the CAC and congratulations on your new wheels - very cool!
Enjoy the car and remember the Corvette wave :wwhen passing other Vettes on the highway, we are mostly a friendly bunch and all very proud of our rides.
One thing, search out an article in the latest Corvette...
I would also check the exhaust gas recirculation system (EGR). On the Corvette, there is a valve mounted on the intake manifold and a electronic proportioning valve that the ECM uses to "talk" to the EGR valve.
I had a car once that did what you are refering to and it was the EGR valve...
Thanks for that information. I'll be waiting until spring to consider getting wheels and I'll give tomzwheels a try then. Thanks for the lead!
Regards and Merry Christmas,
Radar
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