I have a 1960 Corvette with a baffled gas tank. I have trouble putting gas into this tank because it continues to bubble up at the intake. I have removed the vent hose and blown it clear. Please advis

I have a 1960 Corvette with a baffled gas tank. I have trouble putting gas into this tank because it continues to bubble up at the intake. I have removed the vent hose and blown it clear. Please advis 1 Answer

I have a 1991 Corvette convertible (not ZR1) I need to replace the Gas Tank Sending Unit and Pump assembly. 1 Answer

I have a 1991 Corvette convertible (not ZR1) I need to replace the Gas Tank Sending Unit and Pump assembly. I am getting conflicting information on what part fits. Some tell me that the same part i...

Hey all. I have a 1975 Corvette C3. I just did something stupid. I pulled my alternator to have it checked; however I did not disconnect the battery. As I disconnected the battery cable from alternator, it arc'ed badly. After having the alternator checked, upon reinstalling it, I have no power at all. I'm trying to determine which fuse, or relay, or whatever I have blown. Any help is appreciated. I do not have a fuse box layout. Thanks Apostle Smith 2 Answers

As stated in the subject question, but again, I have a 1975 Corvette C3. I ust did something stupid. I pulled my alternator to have it checked; however, I failed to disconnect the battery first, ...

I have an 81 corvette w/43k miles. Excellent /original cond. I had it stored for 18mths. I heard a knock in it and dealer says the cam shaft needs repair. Is this worth it? 16 Answers

hello sir, I have a 1981 corvette. It is all original with about 44k miles on it. I had it stored for about 2 years. I took it to the dealership for an oil change and I heard a knocking in the moto...

I have a 1969 Chevy Corvette. I have rebuilt or replaced almost every thing. I have not replaced the original A/C compressor but converted it to the new Eco friendly freon. I had it tested three times, had the cooler boxes cleaned out, fan replaced, yet I have trouble getting the car cool. I live in So. Cal. where it is a necessity of life to have the A/C work as good as when new from the factory. I put in heat/sound shielding under the floor mats, and had all components check for proper functioning. I was thinking of going to a serpentine belt system that would get the newest A/C compressor with the system. Has anyone done this or have any suggestions? 9 Answers

The A/C system does not leak, holds the proper pressure