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Wow. BTW I do my oil changes myself and switched to Royal Purple a couple oil changes back. I doubt I'll ever be going back to Mobil 1. The informal 'research' I've done has me convinced that RP's a better oil, and besides my LT4 seems to run better on it. FWIW :beer Bo 96 LT4 PG 45k miles

Bob, That is the exact part number of the fluid you need. I just had the fluid changed in the tranny of my 96 LT4 about 3 wks ago, and I have the receipt from Koons Chevy of Vienna, VA right in front of me as I type this. The part number of the fluid they installed is 012345349. Bo :beer

it ain't me only 43100 mi on it :beer

Thanks for the link! I was looking for this stuff.

Roger that, Thx :beer

Question re: Changing the fluid myself Gents, Can I drive up on my race ramp XT's to do this job? i.e. can it be done with just the front end of my LT4 elevated; or does the car need to be level? Thanks for the ;help !

I had a pair of BB Bullets on my 02 Z06 a few yrs back. You will LOVE them!

SWEET!!! :beer Congratulations!!

Thank you sir, same to you and yours. :)

Louis, those headlight motors are extremely robust in their design so chances are it is indeed the bushings. Here is a link to a recent Corvette Fever article on how to do the bushing replacement yourself: http://www.corvettefever.com/howto/33098/ You can also check the December 2006...

Have sent you email. :beer

great tag! :L

I can second JEFNLSA's recommendation of the magnaflows. I have em on my 96 LT4 and they sound terrific. :beer

Cool, let us know how it turns out :beer

I bought a 38k mile LT4 from a dealer in OH (originally an Indiana car) in Nov 2005 and my undercarriage looks NOTHING like that... there's no rust at all. I would steer clear.

excellent question.. I'll have to check. Thx for the heads up- - Jeff:beer

This little 2" long valve located under the starboard fuel rail beauty cover was the joker in the pack: http://cfupload.stevesdomain.net/images/23411f613.jpg Both male nipples broke off in their respective vacuum lines. Got out the pieces with a safety pin. The new valve was $4.40 +...

Many Thx 6 Shooter! Jeff

Any help on this one would be greatly appreciated. Recently the AC in my 96 LT4 has refused to blow thru the dash vents (regardless of setting on the electronic a/c controls) but seems to blow great (cold and pretty strong) into both the driver's footwell, as well as through the defogger vents...