Important! Another kudo for Paul (C4C5 Specialist)

[PWRWGN1]

The following quote is from a neighbor of mine. His 2002 (30,000 + miles) just experienced the column lock. I told him about the CAC and all the helpful people here . I also directed him to the recent post about batteries and the column lock failure. His results: " Initially once I replaced the battery, I got in and without starting the engine, it made no difference. I still had a "steering lock" error on the display and the wheel did not move. So I went back into the house, and decided, at least I could pull the car out, wash it, and drive it back in using the same pattern. (We had been to the beach and I wanted any salt residue off of it before our long absence) But lo and behold, once I fired it up, the wheel began to turn. Display was gone. So I drove it out to Rte 27 and back, washed it, added fuel preservative, and put it away. So I think the problem is gone, and your recommendation for a battery change did the trick. I'm not registered with the CAC nor the Corvette Forum, but you may want to post this for other vette owners. I will have a chat with the service dept up at Cecil Clark. They could have suggested a battery problem and I would not have had to pay them to tell me it was the battery.....Thanks again Richard. C"

Once again CAC comes through. Thanks from both of us.

 

[Hib Halverson]

The CAC is fortunate to have Paul the "c4c5specialst" as an active member of this forum. I think I speak for all CAC members when I stay there's little doubt of his value as a resource for all CAC members.

 

[Victory5]

c4c5specialist

I have to agree with Hib. I have only been a Corvette owner for 6 months, but twice Paul's knowledge has helped me out. People like Paul are invaluable to this forum.

silver1

 

[O Vette]

Let me also add my thanks to c4c5. His suggestions and advice have helped my out twice and for a new owner I can't thank him enough. He's the man.

 

[VETTEX2]

He IS the MAN