1995 LT1 for sale

[Lewis117]

You may have seen my recent posts, the car died on the motorway a couple months back, I had no spark

I have now replaced the opti, the coil, the ICM and the plugs, car has a strong spark and will crank like a champ, but still won't start

I'm now getting sick of it and am willing to let it go for a decent offer, shouldn't take much so please let me know if you're interested

 

[CaptainK]

Auto or Manual?

Car looks nice. Shame you can't get it fixed. Sounds like its possible a sensor issue or ECU etc? Have you done the onboard diagnostics to see if it'll tell you any error codes?

 

[Lewis117]

Auto or Manual?

Car looks nice. Shame you can't get it fixed. Sounds like its possible a sensor issue or ECU etc? Have you done the onboard diagnostics to see if it'll tell you any error codes?

It's an auto

And no I don't have the correct scanner for it

 

[Corvetteville]

Codes can be displayed on the digital dash using a straightened paper clip or piece of wire by making a loop and shorting pin 4 & 12 on the OBD port.I did it on my 94. Your 95 should have a 16 pin port, 2 horizontal rows of 8. Therefore 4 & 12 are one above the other. Have a pen & paper ready & turn on the ignition. From memory the module number comes up first followed by the codes. There are articles & diagrams on-line to help.
It is also possible to test various sensors like the throttle position switch with a multimeter.