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Re: New Member

Subject: Re: New Member
by uxb101 on 2010/4/26 11:40:48

Quote:

bogus wrote:
First off, 92 and 93 LT1's don't have crank sensors.

I am not a fan of the O2 sensors being the problem, but its not a bad place to start. I am a fan of Denso O2s. Hate Bosch. Junk.

I am not betting on a bad ground wire. If so, it would run poorly all the time.

I agree with checking temps, however, if the temp sensor on the waterpump fails, it throws a code, H15.

Which leads to the final question: Does the SES light come on at startup? If not, then the bulb may be blown.

1990-1995 Chevrolet Corvette Crank Position Sensor - Replacement
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