The $10,000 Engine in my ZR1 Corvette was Flooded with Salt Water! Can We Get it to Run? – Everything Law and Order Blog

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It’s time to put this Salt Water Flood Salvage ZR1 Corvette to the test. After replacing multiple parts, and replacing the fluids (multiple times), can we actually get it to run???

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23 thoughts on “The $10,000 Engine in my ZR1 Corvette was Flooded with Salt Water! Can We Get it to Run?”
  1. Water damage is the work it gets everywhere and unless you tear everything apart it will never be completely free of water

  2. When you're in your yard using those run up on jack stands some people call them call them ramps it's very unsafe to be under the car with those ramps

  3. Factory installed starters are on there superman tight! It's always a struggle to get the factory starter off. Especially after all the heat cycles.

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