20 Most Recent 1984 Chevrolet Corvette - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Check fuel pressure and see if fuel filter needs replacing.

You will need to rebuild the headlight motors. You can buy the headlight motor rebuild kits with full instructions from ZIPS.com or any of the online Corvette restoration parts suppliers.

id check ur transmission mounts first and make sure ur transmission fluid is full and should be changed if its been at least 60k since its been done

check starter or silold on starter

Disconnect the battery for a few minuts and reconnect and try....This should work..

u may need a speedometer signal generator if dash gage is on just not reading speed its located on the left rearend of tranny just remove wiring clip and 1 hold down bolt and pull out easy to replace but if its problem with dash gauge's u may need a dash printed circuit board for speedo/tach

it could be a lite blue colour that looks white,if so then the car is burning a little oil,the valve seals are probably dried out and allowing small amounts of oil to be drawn into the combustion chamber past the seal and valve guides when the car sits and when started up the oil gets burned in the combustion chamber.if its white smoke then it could be a small head gasket coolant leak.

The headlight dimmer switch on a 1984 Chevrolet Corvette is located on the left side of the steering column connected to the turn signal lever. It is activated by pulling the turn signal lever toward the driver.
however i dont think this your problem. the dome lights and cluster lights is controlled by am accessory fuse. there are 2 of them 1 in the kick panel under the dash, the other is under the hood. Look for a fuse labeled ACC aor accessory.

Jim; have you confirm the fuel pum[ is working? If it is, you should get something out of the fuel rail. Sadly. Pump is a dealer recommended repair cause the pump is more than likely in the fuel tank. Thry should changre you filter at the same time.

the gauge cluster lights are not functioning, check them by pulling out the guage cluster and replacing burnt bulbs

Not sure I understand your question...the stock motor on the 1984 Corvette is the "Cross Fire Injected" 350 V-8...Hope this helps.