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Re: 95 Vette - will not crank (behaves like there is no gas - there is)

Subject: Re: 95 Vette - will not crank (behaves like there is no gas - there is)
by toptechx6 on 2008/3/6 9:41:35

There is no timing belt on your car so whatever your mechanic noticed is not related to the failure to start issue.
Cam and Opti-spark distributor are timed to the crankshaft using a chain, inspecting it requires removal of the waterpump, crank pulley, distributor and chain cover. With the low miles on your engine problems with the chain are extremely unlikely, the same is true regarding compression, they were mentioned only because they are required for the engine to run.
Checking compression is a simple procedure using a gauge installed after removing the spark plugs, if your mechanic knows anything he will not need further directions, since you are not doing the work yourself allow him to check the basics mentioned earlier.
What you can do to help is purchase a factory service manual if you don't have one already, it contains detailed troubleshooting procedures that will assist your mechanic on this and future problems. Some of the information is available on-line using the search function but having a printed version is essential for servicing these vehicles, again good luck and please let us know the outcome.
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