There are a couple of Corvette salvage yards in Houston. We also have a small one here in our area, although he mostly rebuilds Vettes. [8D]

 

Vette2Vette is a major salvage yard that hs tons and tons of used parts. http://www.vette2vette.com/

 

blp,

Log onto E-Bay for corvette parts. There are tons available. We have a Corvette Salvage yard in Miami. Contact Iggy Castro at 305-688-9401 for parts.

Rocky

 

Gettin Grounded
FRAME GROUND POINTS


G-115
Drivers side, foward frame rail, By horn.
Ground for headlight, horn, evap cansiter, turn & marker lights.

G-116
Mirror of G-115 ( pass side head & marker lights) lights

And as an added BONUS!!!!!!!!!
ALL THE OTHER GROUNDS


G-401
Pass side door behind seat, behind plastic trim
About where the top of door line is.. ON THE BODY
10 mm bolt into frame metal, single wire.
This goes to the splice for grounding the entire *** end of the car.

G-320
Left side of cargo compartment about where 401 lives on opposite side. ABS ground (total system)
& left side hatch strut for rear window defogger.

G-201
Is the ground for the entire cabin area. Behind instrument panel, left hand side, near steering column.

G-125
Pass side by toe kick panel,Dash grounds etc.

G-109
The Frame ground point for the AC Blower motor sensors & relays, spark ESC module, Washer pump.
On the frame rail, pass side, below the hi pressure A/C cutout switches.


G-104 MAS IMPORTANTE'******************
The big gorilla from the Neg side of the battery
to the drivers side of the engine block with the ground braid & other Grounds!!!!
ECM,Fuel pump relay, Mass sensor & relays, tranny position Etc.

And
G-101
The little wire off the neg side of the
battery to frame rail & to Ground braid.This is the the ground strap.. the braided chunk of wire connects FRAME to ENGINE!!!!


G-117
Ground for Fan(s) & fan relays
By fan on frame rail twds pass side
on the cross member between the left & right frame rail on top.

 

My headlights didnt work either. Solution: little plastic gears for like 30 40 bucks through ecklers.com did the trick. They were just "free-wheeling" but no movement with the headlights, you could just hear it turning.

 

Wrong!!!!!!! try contemporary corvette in Bristol PA. Over 1000 wrecked corvettes from c1 to c6.....