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Hello all I am new her and looking at purchasing a 91 thru 93 ZR-1 but have a couple questions that need to be answered first.
1. Do Zr-1 that are in California have less power or diffrerent emission than other ZR-1's from 91 through 93? 2. Low tire pressure light is there anyway of getting rid of this light since the system cannot be fixed? Or so I am told? 3. Can a person get a second power key since the owner has lost it? Thank you for help with this!!! |
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the zr-1 is a 50 state legal car, they're all the same.
on some cars you can remove all 4 ltwps and that will make the light go away, you can also pull or otherwise black out the light, or you can replace the ltwp sensors. yes you can get another key, i'm not sure on the specifics but someone will chime in
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2. Yes you can get rid of it and the system can be fixed 3. Yes Don't be afraid... You'll love the car. There's great support here if you need it! Cheers,
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Your right! I just wanted to clarify a couple things.... I will be in the market for one in a couple weeks... I have dreamed about this moment for years!!!!! In fact too many!!!! Is 21k for a 35,000 miles or less 91 or 92 a doable amount or 18k for on with 60k or more. Looking ofr a red on red or red on black 91-93...
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Regarding #3, the correct "power key" for the '91+ ZR-1 ('91 - '95 are all alike) is difficult to procure but the function of the switch can be accomplished by just a correct cut on a GM H blank oval head door key. It is NOT the same as the door key code for the car but is just a mechanical cut on a keyway that happens to be the same as the H blank door key. |
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Welcome onto the boards there!
I think we got another Sorenso somewhere on the boards here... |
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one yr ago i purchased 1990 with 60,000 that was perfect in every way. looks like 20,000 mi. pd. 16,000. these cars are a blast to drive, even when not "all out". you will love it!
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Where are you located in South Dakota? I live in Montana, close to Billings, and have a red/red 90 which is having some work done on it in Texas. If you have any problems with the ZR1, should you purchase one, there is nothing that the people on the site will not be able to give you advice on how to fix. Great bunch and between the know everything there is to know about his car.
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If they are there it's well worth fixing them. There are a few well understood failure scenarios that are fixable, one with just a rasp file. It's a great safety feature to be alerted when tire pressure is low.
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