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Subject: Automatic Choke Piston Inoperative Due to Carbon DepositsModel and Year: 1957 - 265 & 283 CU. IN. V-8 EnginesSource: Chevrolet Service BulletinBulletin Number: DR #278, Section VIDate: April 29, 1957 TO: ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS A new more... Read More

Subject: Fuel Pump Diaphragm LeakageModel and Year: 1958-61 V-8 High Capacity Fuel Pump (348 V-8 Type)Source: Chevrolet Technical Service BulletinBulletin Number: DR #474, Section VIm - (May 23, 1961) TO:  ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS If fuel leakage... Read More

Model Year: 1960-1961Subject: Corvette Aluminum Radiator ReplacementSource: Chevrolet Zone LetterZone:  17, MemphisNumber: S&M60-53Date: October 10, 1960TO ALL DEALERS:In cases of failure of the aluminum radiator, 1960-61 Corvettes so... Read More

Subject: Aluminum Radiator Factory Replacement PolicyModel and Year: 1960 - 1962 CorvettesSource: Chevrolet Central Office Letter Origin NO: SER-0-7C.O. NO: 62-82Date: January 26, 1962 The following information supercedes all previously issued... Read More

Source: Chevrolet Service BulletinDate: April 8, 1964Bulletin No: DZ# 28, S&M 23Zone: 10Subject:  Rattle in Door When Window Partially Down 1964 CorvetteTO ALL DENVER ZONE CHEVROLET DEALERSA light rattling noise may occur in Corvette doors... Read More

Subject: 1965 Corvette Hood Flutter With 425 H.P. EngineModel and Year: 1965 CorvettesSource: Chevrolet Service BulletinNumber: 15Zone: #41 - WichitaDate: July 20, 1965 Owners of early Corvettes with the 425 H.P. engine may experience hood flutter or... Read More

Subject: New Procedure for Corvette Automatic Transmission Neutral Safety Switch ReplacementSource: Chevrolet Service NewsDate: February 1966The 1965-66 Corvette neutral safety switch is serviced with 95 inches of wire attached to the switch. The new... Read More

Subject: Radiator Service UpdatesModel and Year: 1963 CorvettesSource: Chevrolet Service NewsNumber: Volume 35, Number 7Date: July-August 1963, Page 3 Delcotron Brace Chafes Corvette Radiator Hose Chafing can occur between the engine water outlet... Read More

"30-30" SOLID LIFTER CAM VALVE ADJUSTMENT By John Hinckley and Duke Williams The traditional method of adjusting valves one or more cylinders at a time with each cylinder at TDC is fine for hydraulics and for most solid-lifter cams, but NOT for the... Read More

Subject: Overheating at IdleModel and Year: 1966 Corvettes Equipped with 427 - 390 HP (RPO L36) with Factory Air Conditioning (RPO C60) Source: Service Update - Chevrolet Engineering Service LetterNumber: TNP #66-1Date: November 16, 1965... Read More