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Re: Certified corvette mech

Posted: 10/18/14 1:59amMessage 11 of 13
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TWENTYNINE PALMS, CA - USA
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Vette(s): 1989 purchased a few months ago. Looking to bring it back to excellent condition.
Thanks for the info. I have a 160 on there now. I was able to locate a shop in lake elsonoire, ca. I'll provide feedback in regards to the work.
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Re: Certified corvette mech

Posted: 8/5/15 12:17pmMessage 12 of 13
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If it's a 96 it's normal and isnt truly that hot. it is possible to change parameters in the ECM which is OBD2 if its a 96
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Re: Certified corvette mech

Posted: 8/12/15 10:02amMessage 13 of 13
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Scottsdale, AZ - USA
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Vette(s): 1988 Dark Red Metallic Convertible with sports seats, Delco/Bose radio system, Z52 suspension
If the fluid is flowing out at this temperature, I would check the radiator cap to make sure it held the required pressure before I went through an expensive fix or diagnostic testing process. 
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