Few problems on a ZR-1 I'm looking at.

[MuRCieLaGo]

Originally Posted by 32valvesftw

If you have a bad cam sensor you should have a code 31 and a light on the panel, plus full power won't work either. Its easy to change the sensor.

I hope it will fix the stalling issues! Very expensive at the local auto parts store (USD $290)...

Originally Posted by RussMcB

Congratulations! I'm sure you're going to be very happy with your decision. I got my ZR-1 in rough condition for a low price, and it has worked out great for me. I've had it less that a year and it's already 95% great. Having to work through the different issues helps you get familiar (even intimate :-) with it. Luckily for us the LT-5 parts are very reliable, the rest of the car is common C4, and there is fantastic support here and from our vendors.

Thanks, I already did 800 kms with it yesterday. When I was home all I wanted to do is to go back in it and have some fun again!

[MuRCieLaGo]

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Got any idea where this plug goes to?

[We Gone]

Congrats and best of luck


http://www.jerrysgaskets.com/sensor-...gm-90-95-12b3/

[Paul Workman]

Originally Posted by MuRCieLaGo

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Got any idea where this plug goes to?

I'm assuming you mean the single, red wire connector? If so, that is the fuel pump diagnostic connector. With the ignition switch turned OFF, it is used to measure current draw to verify that both fuel pumps are drawing current (at least); approx 8-10 amperes is the normal draw. (Half that would indicate one pump is not working, for some reason.) Very handy, and has other uses too.

[MuRCieLaGo]

Thank you Paul, so it's normal if it is unplugged.

I'll start a thread on its own for my stalling problem I guess.