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Our Club Meets on the First Wednesday of each month at Perkins on US 19 in Spring Hill 6:30. If You Own A Corvette And would like to Join A Corvette Social Club, Please stop In And Join, At Present The Dues Are Still Only $20.00 Per Year.

*For Application click here!*

Clubs 5 Directors  & Support Staff

  Director - Larry Knitter

Director - Mel Haines

 Director - Paul Levine

Director/Secretary - Nancy Zaluda

  Director- Rick Bennett

   Director- Robert Meyer

Event Planning Committee

Jim & Alice Trusley

Mel & Loretta Haines

Larry Kitter 

Larry & Becky Swerdloff

Stanley & Nancy Zaluda

 

Support Staff 

    Web Management - Robert Meyer

Treasurer Paul Levine

February 2003 and March 2004 Ncvettes receives 

2003 - 2004 Golden Web Award

The site Nature Coast Corvette Club is a proud winner of the

2003 - 2004 Golden Web Award

NCVETTE'S got noticed again in July with two new awards!!

I'm Proud to announce that we have won again!!

Award for 2002/2003

In recognition of creativity, integrity and excellence on the Web.

We are proud to have been selected to receive the Golden Web Award for 2001

Below is a list of feed back from members that have used local repair shops (Good & Bad)*

Gibson's: Rt. 19, near Springhill drive. RIP OFF!!!!---Paul Levine 

Sunrunner Automotive: Mariner Blvd. and RT. 50, general auto repair. A/C and exhaust work, see Steve.---John Simon

American Car Craft: 3355 Commercial Way Spring Hill. Hot Rod, Motorcycle and auto tinting, restyling and stainless engine work. See Ricardo Revera ----Ron Bivens

Bayside Auto Works  US Highway 19 Hudson, FL. (727) 868-6630 See Greg. ----Ron Bivens

*Remarks are submitted by members that have had good or bad experience we do not recommend or condone any shop as a group. This is just a form to summit their views on local repair shops and experiences.


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Engine Cleaning
Never clean your engine with any cleaner containing an alkaline. This can cause all aluminum items to turn brown. The paint on the valve cover is a clear coated baked-on powder paint. A good cleaner like Simple Green can be purchased at Wal-Mart, K-Mart or auto parts stores. A direct spray of hot or cold water may cause a lot of engine driveability problems as a result of water entering the electrical connectors. Your valve covers on the LT1 and the air plenum and cam covers on the LT5 can get water spots (acid rain). Treat these components as you would the clear coat on the exterior of your car, but don't wax since the heat may cause surface damage. Refer to page 283 of your owner's manual

Checking Automatic Transmission Oil
When checking the oil in the auto transmission, always check the level after the car has been driven and the engine temperature is at the normal operating temperature of 170 degrees. If the level is between the XXX marks, it is OK. If checked cold, the oil level will check low because oil expands when warm. Refer to pages 244 and 247 of your owner's manual.

ABS Pump Noise
When going from a stop to 4 mph in forward or reverse the first time after the car is started, you will hear the ABS pump cycle indicating a self test. The ABS active light will also come on when the pump cycles. This is normal. The ABS pump assembly is behind the driver in the rear storage area. The pump may cycle when you have a hard brake applied. This is also normal. Refer to page 102 of the owner's manual.

Six-Speed Low Gear Noise
The Corvette may have some low gear noise. This is normal due to the design of the teeth on the gears (for durability reasons). Refer to your video.

= Under hood

= Various Component Operations


Send any questions or comments to : rwmeyer@verizon.net