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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / September 2005

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93 Start Issue

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. - 06 Sep 2005 23:54 GMT
All of a sudden, this afternoon my 93 decided not to start.

When the key is put in and turned, all the instruments light up, a/c comes on,
loads of power, yet it doesn't turn over.

I do not hear any click-click-click so I don't think it is a started issue.  I
am leaning to a VATS issue.

Any thoughts as to how this can be determined.

Thanks

Mark
'Key - 07 Sep 2005 03:45 GMT
> All of a sudden, this afternoon my 93 decided not to
> start.
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> Mark

If its a VATS issue ?
Your security light should be staying on and it should be
throwing up a code.
If you have a different key ? Try it and see if its works.
If it does not, you could have the Vats value substituted
beyond the key switch.
If it starts, that will narrow down your problem.
If it doesn't,
you may have to have your car hooked up to diagnostic
equipment.

my2
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Crabs - 07 Sep 2005 15:05 GMT
> All of a sudden, this afternoon my 93 decided not to start.
>
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>
> Mark
Mark:

I had this very same issue happen to my '90 ZR1 last month. Drove it for
about half an hour, then stopped at the local Hollywood Video rental
store. When I tried to start it, nothing. Just as you describe.  Went
home got the extra keys, tried all three, nothing. Disconnected battery,
waited 10 minutes, nothing. Tried jumping the battery, nothing.
Re-seated all the fuses in the regular fuse box, nothing. Read in my
owners manual about an auxiliary fusebox located under and inside the
dash on the passenger side, something called the CRNK/A-B. I reseated
the fuses and the car started. I dont' know if I really did anything,
but it hasn't happened since. Luck? Dunno.

TomC
'90 ZR1
benf802961@aol.com - 07 Sep 2005 18:50 GMT
If keys don't work check the ignition module. That may need to be
replaced. Putting in hte key a few million times may have worn it out.
Crabs - 07 Sep 2005 22:35 GMT
> If keys don't work check the ignition module. That may need to be
> replaced. Putting in hte key a few million times may have worn it out.

My ZR1 has only 10,000 miles.
Doubtful that the key has been in the ignition more than a few hundred
times.

TomC
'Key - 08 Sep 2005 00:21 GMT
>> If keys don't work check the ignition module. That may
>> need to be
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> TomC

Have seen Vats keys malfunction when they were brand new.
With a little wear?
Ya really never know...

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'Key - 08 Sep 2005 00:19 GMT
> If keys don't work check the ignition module. That may
> need to be
> replaced. Putting in hte key a few million times may have
> worn it out.

93 has Vats system..

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