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Recently, there has been an influx of C6's appearing at the local high school. Seems students have "discovered" the C6. They are all parking together, too. (One of the cars is a C5, but still...) They keep their cars spotless, too. Started with just one C6, around Aug/Sep. Has grown to about a...

Here, I'm using the same syringe to inject hyd fluid into a clutch slave, then up into the M/C on my Husqvarna 701...

I suppose it could be used as such. Actually, the syringe IS from an equine supply. And the clear vinyl tubing is general use aquarium air line. I use these for many purposes. I have dedicated syringes for: injecting brake fluid into the bleeder of brake calipers. This forces fluid up into the...

I used this to pull the fluid out of the reservoir, then inject clean fluid (about 90 cc's.) into the reservoir. Worked too easily.

Sorry, those 2 bottles are the same fluid. I had too much to fit in 1 bottle, so I used a 2nd bottle. This was about 35cc's of oil. (Mobil oil is factory fill.) Refilled almost 100 cc's of the oil contents of the 1 liter bottle on the right. Sorry for the confusion.

Here's a pic of the fluid I pulled out of the rez. And the fluid I replaced it with.

Not a bad idea to use mothballs to keep rodents away from those tasty wires! Just a few in a canvas bag under the hood should keep them away. Throw a couple under yer seats too, if you have signs that they get inside.

Scary!

Well, you see how I was parked! (Didn't want my plate in the pic, either.) Here's one, in my home town....

Check the wire from the sensor to the gauge. Sounds like a short, or an open.

Pretty sure the "NAV" transmitters are in the rear view mirror housings. (Each side of the vehicle.) There are two of 'em.

At the Oceanside Pier today.

Holy moly, thank you for this link. This thing is more complex than an Apollo Mission!

This reminds me. I gotta learn to ride a horse. Wonder if they'll need catcon's too....

I got a C6 base, last August. It has a power top that isn't going all the way up to the windshield. It goes all the way down, but returning back up, it goes to about 10 inches away from the rim, then automatically starts going back down. Is this a limiting switch or something I can adjust...

They look like this....

The TR-6060 is very robust. Never heard of a "6070." I like sticks for sport work. Then again, I'm an old dude. Every Corvette I've owned, has been a stick. No reason to break tradition.

Pretty sure the C6 Gen is a dead duck to GM.

I'm sure you got this figured out last year. But, for those that don't know...the clutch hyd system can get loaded with crud. To the point of the pedal sticking to the floor. The "Ranger Method" has been shown to reduce this malady from occurring. It's quite easy, too. I just bought a 2006...

Right now, the pinnacle is the C8-ZR1X. GM has more, in the pipeline...