My corvette will start up fine every morning when I first crank it, but after I reach my destination turn the car off and come back to leave my car will not restart for 30 minutes. Its like the starter has been disengaged. all lights go on and off like they are supposed to but I turned the key and get nothing. I have replaced the ignition switch to no avail.
Look like you need new crankshaft sensor.
SOURCE: 1981 Corvette will not start
The neutral safety switch is located in the shifter housing.
Here is a link to a good article on this topic, that would beat an explanation from me.
Brian
Yes, it sounds like the NSS is the culprit.
SOURCE: 1994 corvette wont start
I had the same issue this morning...ran yesterday just fine, but this a.m. when I went to start...nothing. No dash lights, no click, nothing except some odd ticking from the dash(?) ~ weird. Anyway, replaced the battery...starts like the champ!
Changing the battery is a bit of a challenge, but I found a GREAT step-by-step on http://www.corvettemagazine.com/2001/october/battery/bat1.asp
SOURCE: Key stuck, won't turn, won't shift...replace ignition switch?
Try to shift your key in either direction while try to turn your steering in left and right direction. May be its steering lock which is attached to your ignition key preventing shifting of key. If not, then its obviously your ignition that has gone.
If you decide to change ignition then as a last try Dip your key in lubricating oil and then insert in ignition to turn it on. May be it can help.
SOURCE: when i turn the key I get no dash lights, 97 blazer
I had the same exact thing happen to me, I have a 97 blazer and after hours of screwing around with it and several different options... it turned out to simply be the ignition switch.
Testimonial: "Cheers really appreciated that the second opinion was very helpful, mine also just turned out to be just the ignition switch. SO what will be next ???"
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