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These are a more traditional 5-spoke rim (than the Saw Blades).

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Re: Car cuts off while driving

Subject: Re: Car cuts off while driving
by nbergma on 2013/4/24 0:29:15

Alas, it was not to be. At least not yet.

The dealership called me today and said the mechanic had taken the 'Vette out for one more test drive this morning to make sure it was still running well since I was supposed to pick it up this afternoon. The engine died on him while he was driving it. Then he wasn't able to get it started. After trying for about 10 minutes he finally got it started and got it back to the shop where it died again.

They're still having the exact same problem. It runs and then it dies.

The mechanic seems to think it's still the PCM causing the problem, even though it's been rebuilt three times now. They're going to do some additional testing to try to nail it down to definitely being the PCM or maybe being something else after all. If they decide it's definitely the PCM, they're going to send it back a FOURTH time to be rebuilt.

Ugh!

I wonder if I'll ever get to drive my car again?
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