I have a 1985 corvette, I'am replacing the valve covers so I figure since the rocker arms nuts are accessible I would check the tightness of the nuts, my vette has appox. 87,000 miles on it. What steps are needed to check the nut torque?

I have a 1985 corvette, I'am replacing the valve covers so I figure since the rocker arms nuts are accessible I would check the tightness of the nuts, my vette has appox. 87,000 miles on it. What steps are needed to check the nut torque? 1 Answer

yes my lock is triped in the lock position on the 75 corvette new lock mechanism and the door panel is still atached so how do i get the door to open i have access the the two metal roday that i can pull on with a screw drriver is there another latch some were that im missing what are my opttions here 1 Answer

i have new lock and new latch that was installed on a 75 corvette when i put the pannel on i closed the door and now the door will not open so what are my options to get the door opened thank you mr...

1977 corvette has been sitting since 1988 what do i do to get it back on the road?? 13 Answers

1977 Chevy Corvette 1 owner since purchase in fall of 1976 less then 17k miles nothing has been changed still has factory tires. it has been sitting tho since 1988 it looks like a a brand new car ( ...

1966 Corvette/Ragtop Q: I replaced my front tires and wheels with standard sizes. I noticed the front tires have different clearance in the fender well. The left side is very close and rubs when I turn hard right or left. Are there steps I can take to rule out issues and diagnose the true problem? 1 Answer

1966 Corvette/Ragtop Q: I replaced my front tires and wheels with standard sizes. I noticed the front tires have different clearance in the fender well. The left side is very close and rubs when I ...

I have a 1969 Chevy Corvette. I have rebuilt or replaced almost every thing. I have not replaced the original A/C compressor but converted it to the new Eco friendly freon. I had it tested three times, had the cooler boxes cleaned out, fan replaced, yet I have trouble getting the car cool. I live in So. Cal. where it is a necessity of life to have the A/C work as good as when new from the factory. I put in heat/sound shielding under the floor mats, and had all components check for proper functioning. I was thinking of going to a serpentine belt system that would get the newest A/C compressor with the system. Has anyone done this or have any suggestions? 9 Answers

The A/C system does not leak, holds the proper pressure