Chevy Camaro Z28

As usual it depends on the overall condition, mileage, options, etc...

Yes you can, but if you don't replace it with another one such as a Magna Flow or a High Flow Cat, you won't pass emissions If You don't care to pass emissions then go ahead. Don't forget to make it look like you have one or you can get a ticket.

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Hey Duster, remove steering wheel, remove the lock plate, this require a special tool, the ignition tumbler id held by a torx bolt, and it will slide out.. get a manual for any Gm car of that vintage....hope thuis helps..

def check bulbs first. check all of the bulbs. Could also be the turn signal switch inside the steerring colum

on my SL2 there is a clip on the side closest to the heater controls toward the bottom of the knob you either need to push it in or pull it out im pretty sure its like a horseshoe clip you pull out

Yes.

it is under the air filter box under the hood

285 hp at the flywheel

1,8,4,3,6,5,7,2.

No

This is due mostly due to oxyzen sensor. replace it and it should be fine.

175

Pardon me but what is an Is1?

It's a horse

By internal combustion

4th gen camaro gas gauges just suck. they are all like that and there is nothing you can really do to improve the problem. the full tank mark is closer to actually being only a half full. the half mark is actually about a quarter of a tank left.

dirty injectors

All 1997 z28 and ss were made with the lt-1 engine. They swapped to the ls-1 in 1998.

Correct! However there were about 100 that were fitted with an LT4 motor which was a suped up version of a LT1

under the hood on the left side facing forward,you will see the fuse box,remove the top ,look under the top cap you will see the location of the 50 amp abs fuse,just pull it out and then its back to standard brakes(not recommended in winter)

275

Could be a bad oil pressure sending unit Try a manual gauge to determine actual oil pressure Could be excessive engine wear (bearings) Could be a weak oil pump Try a heavier viscosity oil i.e. 20W-50

For the rear...

Remove the plastic nuts that hold the carpet on(behind the tail lights) and then you can easily remove the bulbs

For the Front...

You have to remove 2 bolts (that have plastic heads that your can turn with your hand) and remove the entire headlight assembly on that side

MSRP is $33,945