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Below are tables showing the identification of wiring and circuits for 1984 - 1996 Corvettes:   Read More

This service bulletin came out in April of 1987 but applies to all 1984 - 1996 Corvettes and is a valuable source of information on the care and service of your C4 Corvette's windshield wiper system. Subject:   Windshield Wipers Chatter and... Read More

Subject:   Cleaning and Lubricating Power Antenna Mast Sections Model and Year:   All Models with Power Antenna Source:  Chevrolet Dealer Service Bulletin Bulletin No:   84-159 Section:   9 Date: ... Read More

Subject:  Passive Keyless Entry Model and Year:  1995 - 2004 Corvette Source:  Chevrolet Pro Service News Page Number:   2 Date:  May 1998 - Volume 7 - Number 5 Read More

From:   toms94 Title:  Re-Dyeing Leather Seats Posted:  11-16-06 I wanted to show you the job I just finished on my seats. My 1994 sport seats were, like nearly everyone's, showing wear. Particularly in the drivers seat and... Read More

L-98 Engine Start Sequence Posted by Grumpyvette Info that might help - (before you ask, yeah the LT1 is very similar). L-98 Engine Start Sequence When you start an L-98 engine Corvette, a series of events take place that causes the engine to run... Read More

Subject: REAR LIFT WINDOW HARD TO OPEN/HINGE LOOSE TO GLASS Model and Year: 1984-1993 Corvette Source: Chevrolet Service Bulletin Bulletin Number: 93-131-10 CONDITION: Some owners may comment regarding rear lift window that sticks... Read More

From Jerry Watts, retired GM Corvette Action Center Staff Member:"The factory did start numbering the see thru roofs, because they were a high theft item. Look on the left front corner of the frame, if it is an original factory top it should have the... Read More

From Jerry Watts, retired Engineer at the GM Corvette Action Center in Bowling Green, KY:If you drive your Corvettes in the rain, you may noticed that the wipers need an adjustment. This problem can be fixed with a ratchet, a 10mm socket, and a small... Read More

On the upper right hand corner of each side glass near the top of the windshield, you will see a triangular shaped piece of black plastic. Gently try to bend these pieces down a bit in order to crimp the rubber down a little more. This may help. Read More