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i have a 95 lt1 that has a check engine light on. my car has to spin over for a few seconds (like 10) before it will start. and also my a/c has quit blowing cold since this hapened... i took it to the shop and the said my computor was bad.. so i replaced it and it didnt fix anything... any ides??? thanks
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Take it to autozone. They scan SES codes for free and tell you exactly what is wrong. Bring that info to a shop and have them fix that, and that only.
You got taken for a ride on replacing your computer. That shop ripped you bad. If your computer was bad, nothing on your car would work. (at least I think)
You got taken for a ride on replacing your computer. That shop ripped you bad. If your computer was bad, nothing on your car would work. (at least I think)
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You need to find out what the code(s) is to help nail it down. You CAN'T go to autozone and get it read - the '95 has an OBDII DLC port, but OBDI PCM. Hope they didn't tell you the PCM was bad because they were using the wrong scanner. Needs to be scanned with an OBDI tool.
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You need to find out what the code(s) is to help nail it down. You CAN'T go to autozone and get it read - the '95 has an OBDII DLC port, but OBDI PCM. Hope they didn't tell you the PCM was bad because they were using the wrong scanner. Needs to be scanned with an OBDI tool.