The cig fuse is in the under hood fuse panel at position #29 for future reference. Its a good idea to pop the covers and make sure all the fuses are seated at every oil change, they have a habit of working loose. They say the third time is the charm or something like that, I hope you don't have to see the dealer for a good long time after this.

 

Yeah, me too 843de.

Loaner for the day...


2,300 miles

 

Gee, I used to get a Chevette as a loaner, not too shabby. Try not to get spoiled with all the acreage, feeding that critter might require a bank loan. Keep us posted as to what they diagnose this time and try to have a good Monday.

 

LOL, well with the snow today, they figured a 4 wheel drive would be better than a car. Lol

 

Ah, that white substance in the photo, we've had some here in NC this weekend. Over 500 accidents reported to the police on Saturday afternoon alone. Say what you will about southerners and driving in snow, and you're right. In the event of snow/ice, the '61 has snow tires, and Corvairs/Corvans go in the slop like nobody's business.

 

LOL that works!

 

What it boils down to in this case, was it was in fact the throttle body assembly.. and they swapped it out. Will let you know how it goes from here. Hopefully it goes well!

 

Finger crossed for ya, the next time you may get the "Courtesy Chevette".

 

Hope that solves the problem and you are back to happy driving.....

 

thanks guys, me too. =)