20 Most Recent 1991 Chevrolet Corvette - Page 3 Questions & Answers

could be vapor locking, losen up the fuel cap and see if that helps if so then replace it!!!!!!
and chane the fuel filter also

Coolant temp.sensor on intake.

Jumper the fan with a test cable and see if it runs, that is the very first thing to do. Also look closely at the connector tot he fan to see if it is burnt looking, replace it if it appears discolored in any way. You must also replace the AC cooling fan motor as as it is the primary cause of the overheated connector if that is found to be the case. You can buy a high quality replacement here as well as a repair connector I think.www.rockauto.com

The Code means there is a problem in the inflatable restraint system. The most common problem is a sensor on the right front part of your car. Seems A/C moisture drips on the part and connector gets corroded. You can try cleaning the pin connector, but may still need a part. Before buying parts, see if Autozone has a scanner for this section of the car. It may require a collision shop or Dealer to fix.

Hi this is Bishop.The easyest way is to find the spliced wire and tye a string to it TIGHT take the radio out and pull the antenna wire slowley untill the string comes.

Your transmission is a 700-R4,(4l60) a speed sensor will cause it to not change gear,the only thing that can do what you describe is the front pump,the reason why I say this is you change the transmission fluid too often.

If your speaker amp(s) are causing hissing or buzzing there is a fix. Go to www.zr1corvette.blogspot.com. You can DIY the capacitor changes. Site has pics of the boards and bad capacitors. Good luck!

It should be near the top of the pedal mounted on the firewall inside the vehicle.

I had the same problem with a 91 mazda 626. turned out that the wires that ran from the lights along the trunk and back into the harness were broken from opening/closing the trunk. i would check around that area first.

Hello and welcome to Fixya!
As a first course of action, I strongly suggest that you remove the positive batter connector and let it sit for atleast 5mins. before reconnecting it. This will reset the system and can get your vehicle back to it's normal operation. It can be a bad fuel as well so you may want to start repacing her with a fresh one.

Please do keep me posted on the progress. I'll be glad to help you out. Hope this helps and thank you for using Fixya! Have a good one!