93ZR-1 no start

[Gunny]

Steve & Russ -
I was hoping you guys would chime in. I suspect the two of you have probably forgotten more than I ever knew about the ZR-1 plus I gather you are both closer.
G -

[We Gone]

Originally Posted by Gunny

Steve & Russ -
I was hoping you guys would chime in. I suspect the two of you have probably forgotten more than I ever knew about the ZR-1 plus I gather you are both closer.
G -

Thanks Gunny, been a while.

Good to hear from ya hope all is well with you and your family.

[RussMcB]

Originally Posted by Gunny

Steve & Russ -
I was hoping you guys would chime in. I suspect the two of you have probably forgotten more than I ever knew about the ZR-1 plus I gather you are both closer.
G -

You shouldn't even mention my name in the same sentence as Steve's. He's really a wealth of knowledge. Me? I just try to get by with the minimum. Thank goodness these cars were designed and built so well (once you get past the problems that other people have solved over the years).

[We Gone]

Russ, you vastly underestimate your skills and overestimate mine LOL, If your able and 93ZR-1 will have us be great to see ya again.

[Dynomite]

Originally Posted by We Gone

Sorry I do all my own work, don't trust anyone in this area. I have only used Harc Haibeck for things i can't do. Having owned 3 ZR-1s over the past 20 years I have picked up a lot. With the help of this forum I have been able to fix all my own issues.

Feel free to search my posts here or on CF.

http://zr1specialist.com/

You guys can do it
Keep us posted as seems an interesting challenge with a possible obvious and simple solution

No spark or No fuel
Everything dried out in fuel system over 4 years and something stuck closed or an electrical contact got corroded..

Originally Posted by JG95ZR1

Check the passenger side fuse block and look for the fuse that says ecm before you send the car to a shop. It’s usually 3 or 5 amp fuse.

Yes.....check all fuses especially the INJ1 fuse

[We Gone]

Looked at the 93 that Joel owns this weekend. Long story short, Its alive removed and cleaned the fuel pumps fired right up. Got a few more issues to sort out next trip. car has been sitting for a while maybe over 5 years.

1. EGR code 32, I'm thinking the valve may be stuck.
2. Both service ASR and ABS lights are on. never dealt with this so any suggestions? Yes I have the 93 FSM but did not have time to pull the codes yet, will do next trip.

Everything else looks good the AC even still blows cold!

[tccrab]

Originally Posted by precast1

There is only one guy South Georgia Corvettes, Aaron Scott they are located in Thomasville, Ga pm me if you can't find his contact info. He worked on my car before the C4 Gathering drove the car about 2000 miles. With 30 plus miles on the NCM 3.2 mile Road course. Also ran Mountain Run 7 with Gunny he did an amazing job putting the Mountain Run together I will be there this next year.

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Pretty sure SGC is no more.


'Crabs

[We Gone]

Just a quick update, I have had Joel's 93 for a few weeks now. all the major issues solved (if you call fuel pumps, ABS/ASR lights on major) easy fixes actually and it runs like a top. One very nice completely original 93 40th with under 13k miles. Just needed a little TLC. When Joel picks it up I'm sure it will provide him many miles of smiles.

[93z]

I have actually been smiling since the day I met Steve. The car is nice and I appreciate what it is but gaining Steve as a friend is much more important in the big picture. Thank you Steve

[carter200]

Originally Posted by 93z

I have actually been smiling since the day I met Steve. The car is nice and I appreciate what it is but gaining Steve as a friend is much more important in the big picture. Thank you Steve

You need some bling.....