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All, I'm sorry if this question has been asked and answered already; however, I was unable to find it while searching the forum. I need to recharge my A/C system. I want to make sure that I know where the low pressure port is so that I put the r134a into the right place. Thanks in advance...

I have a 98 conv. and I am having some electical problems. I recently had to replace the battery in the keyfob transmitter, and ever since I've had annoying problems: 1. Regardless of the setting of the keyfob transmitter, the car automatically locks and unlocks every time I walk near the...

I recently purchased a new shift knob and adapter kit from Zip-Corvette products. I followed the installation instructions; however, when the installation was complete, my ignition key would no longer come out of the ignition. The adapter comes with a spring. I assume that when the new knob...

All, Over the weekend I upgraded my 1998 A4 with a new shifter (I purchased the adapter from Zip-Corvette). The installation went fine, but after we completed it, I could not get the key out of the ignition. I can still turn the key to ACC-On and Start, and I can turn the key back far enough...

Last Night I went out around 7:30 Pm (itwas still around 90 degrees outside) and fired up my Vette for a quick trip to the store. I backed out of the garage headed for the store and got about 100 feet before all hell broke loose. The DIC started spewing out REDUCED ENGINE POWER then SERVICE...

All, I just purchased a set of aftermarket wheels for my 98 vert. Some questions: 1. Can the tire monitoring sensors be moved from the old wheels to the new wheels? 2. How much should I expect to pay to have someone remount my tires and pressure sensors from my old wheels to the new wheels...

I own a 1998 Convertible that is a daily driver. In moderate to heavy rain, water flows inside the cockpit at an annoying rate. Does anyone else suffer from the same plight? Has anyone been able to successfully stop this problem? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Peter Kahn