Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 - Page 3 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

QB93Z · 12-14-2009

Here is an inside pic of Rich's nice looking Bright Red 1990 ZR-1 after the oil change:

Jim

Scrrem · 12-14-2009

Damn that car looks right at home on that lift

z proud · 12-15-2009

We didn't get to the INFL REST job. We got side tracked trying to figure why the Theft Deterrent alarm goes off on my 1994 ZR-1 when I open the door with the key from the driver's side.

Jim, their is a switch on the back side of the lock cyl that is more than likely broken.

If you can not reach the door handle bolts drop the door latch to acess the bolts

QB93Z · 12-15-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by z proud

Jim, their is a switch on the back side of the lock cyl that is more than likely broken.

If you can not reach the door handle bolts drop the door latch to acess the bolts

Thanks, that is good info. I guess the switch tells the Theft Deterrent System that the locks are open because the key was used. Is that the way it works?

Jim

LORDVDR · 12-16-2009

Jim,

Let me know when you decide to tackle the INFL REST issue. Mine is doing the same thing.

Steve

QB93Z · 12-16-2009

Can do!

Maybe we should assemble two crack maintenance teams and see who can fix the problem first. A side-by-side maintenance race for a case of beer.

What do you think?

Jim

tomtom72 · 12-17-2009

Just a fwiw on the INFLREST code clearing. The hardest part of the job for me was clearing the code once the grounding issues at the sensors were resolved. I don't have a Tech1A, and my snap-on scanner will not clear that code because I don't have that cartridge with the SIR software.

I made a momentary switch from a door bell and used phone wire so I could plug the leads into the ALDL. I was having trouble with the FSM's listed time duration when you ground and then unground the ALDL pins. There seems to me to have been very little wiggle room and I never got it correct. That's why I made the door bell switch and used a watch to count off the seconds. Got it the first time which was sweet considering I tried like 20 times using the "one- one- thousand, two- one thousand" method with no joy.

Tom

z proud · 12-19-2009

[quote=QB93Z;77030]Thanks, that is good info. I guess the switch tells the Theft Deterrent System that the locks are open because the key was used. Is that the way it works?

Jim[/quote

Correct

12-14-2009	#21
QB93Z Join Date: May 2007 Location: Westminster, Maryland Posts: 3,687	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 Here is an inside pic of Rich's nice looking Bright Red 1990 ZR-1 after the oil change: Jim

12-14-2009	#22
Scrrem Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Alexandria, Virginia Posts: 1,469	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 Damn that car looks right at home on that lift __________________ 1990 Bright Red Coupe #608 380 Stroker, Ported Heads/Intake/Housings/TB Haibeck Secondary Delete Chip / Pete's Cams George Braml Intake / FIC Injectors Coated SW Headers / Corsa Bill Boudreau B/B ZF6 / Viper 4.10 gears Ron Davis Radiator Pioneer AVIC-Z140BH NAV Fikse FM5's 285 / 335 / C6 Brakes WAZOO Member

12-15-2009	#23
z proud Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Pa Posts: 115	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 We didn't get to the INFL REST job. We got side tracked trying to figure why the Theft Deterrent alarm goes off on my 1994 ZR-1 when I open the door with the key from the driver's side. Jim, their is a switch on the back side of the lock cyl that is more than likely broken. If you can not reach the door handle bolts drop the door latch to acess the bolts

12-16-2009	#25
LORDVDR Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Prince Frederick,Md. Posts: 150	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 Jim, Let me know when you decide to tackle the INFL REST issue. Mine is doing the same thing. Steve __________________ LORDVDR Steve Miller [URL="http://www.Alive-N-Kickin.net"]www.Alive-N-Kickin.net[/URL][SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

12-16-2009	#26
QB93Z Join Date: May 2007 Location: Westminster, Maryland Posts: 3,687	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 Can do! Maybe we should assemble two crack maintenance teams and see who can fix the problem first. A side-by-side maintenance race for a case of beer. What do you think? Jim

12-17-2009	#27
tomtom72 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Jacksonville, FL USA Posts: 4,645	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 Just a fwiw on the INFLREST code clearing. The hardest part of the job for me was clearing the code once the grounding issues at the sensors were resolved. I don't have a Tech1A, and my snap-on scanner will not clear that code because I don't have that cartridge with the SIR software. I made a momentary switch from a door bell and used phone wire so I could plug the leads into the ALDL. I was having trouble with the FSM's listed time duration when you ground and then unground the ALDL pins. There seems to me to have been very little wiggle room and I never got it correct. That's why I made the door bell switch and used a watch to count off the seconds. Got it the first time which was sweet considering I tried like 20 times using the "one- one- thousand, two- one thousand" method with no joy. Tom __________________ 1990 ZR-1, Black/grey, #2233, stock. ZR-1 Net Reg Founding Member #316 & NCM member

12-19-2009	#28
z proud Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Pa Posts: 115	Re: Maintenance day in MD - 12 December 2009 [quote=QB93Z;77030]Thanks, that is good info. I guess the switch tells the Theft Deterrent System that the locks are open because the key was used. Is that the way it works? Jim[/quote Correct