Don’t Fear The Fourth Generation Corvettes

Sports car shoppers know that bargains are often fraught with troubleshooting challenges. Join our daughter and father team of Riley and Dane as they evaluate the fuel system on a 1992 Chevrolet Corvette. The fourth-gen is referred to as a C4 and the body style extended from 1983 through 1996. With 30-plus years having its way with this example, time has not been kind to this two-seater.  

While Riley’s aiming for spirited performance, Dane’s focus is to make sure the car is safe and reliable. How about those tires? The Optispark ignition system? Plus, what’s the impact of ethanol fuels that have passed through the in-tank pump and the submersed rubber fuel lines.

Knowledge gained here will help you find your bargain buy without the anxiety of lacking tips to make repairs.

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