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captcorvette · 10-14-2012

More confusion please. Got brave last night and drove the Z from my shop to the mall. No issues. Still have not figured out what happened to the headlight motors but no problem I just hand spun the knobs to get the headlights up and drove home. (24 kms) No issues. Parked the car inside the villa wall and shut her down. Was feeling sort of frisky about being able to drive the damn thing-----until this morning. Had not touched ANYTHING, had not locked the door since inside the 8 foot high walls. Tried to start it this morning? Yep you guessed it. Security light back on and no starter engagement. Didn't have time to mess with it at 5 in the morning so just left it at home and rode with The Boss (my lovely bride of 25 years). She didn't even rub it in about my favorite toy not working but less than a dozen times over the past couple of years. She has a good heart. Me? Took me most of the morning to stop thinking of ways to teach this car to swim.

Going to have to find a much better spark chaser than me or anyone else I have found at any of the agencies.

Oh yeah and the Tech I is fried. Looks like it has been opened more than a screen door in the summer with a house full of kids.

10-14-2012	#6
captcorvette Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Posts: 449	Re: More confusing parts to the puzzle. More confusion please. Got brave last night and drove the Z from my shop to the mall. No issues. Still have not figured out what happened to the headlight motors but no problem I just hand spun the knobs to get the headlights up and drove home. (24 kms) No issues. Parked the car inside the villa wall and shut her down. Was feeling sort of frisky about being able to drive the damn thing-----until this morning. Had not touched ANYTHING, had not locked the door since inside the 8 foot high walls. Tried to start it this morning? Yep you guessed it. Security light back on and no starter engagement. Didn't have time to mess with it at 5 in the morning so just left it at home and rode with The Boss (my lovely bride of 25 years). She didn't even rub it in about my favorite toy not working but less than a dozen times over the past couple of years. She has a good heart. Me? Took me most of the morning to stop thinking of ways to teach this car to swim. Going to have to find a much better spark chaser than me or anyone else I have found at any of the agencies. Oh yeah and the Tech I is fried. Looks like it has been opened more than a screen door in the summer with a house full of kids.