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Hey guys! Its been ages and I'm happy to see that the site is still around. I remember doing meetups back at Kensington Park in Michigan, and having a great time with some of you. After 2 years of the car sitting in my barn, I pulled out my 95 vert for some sun. Stupidly I've been only starting and running it every six months. The mice invaded over the winter and it's been an ordeal cleaning it up after they moved out. This virus shutdown finally gave me some time to spend with it. I'm smelling the mouse pee in there. I think I got most of the nests (lil bastards). Any tips would be appreciated. I've been told to use baking soda, carpet cleaner and vinegar. I may try them all lol. Now I have a list to problems to deal with, but I'm going to fix each one. It ran for a while then stopped. Now I cant get it to run. Fuse and fuel is ok. Mouse pee (see above) Brake line rot. Who needs to stop anyways lol. Thank goodness for the parking brake. Tires are shot. They had less than 4000 miles on them too . Gonna yank em off and take them to the tire shop for replacement Climate control fan is making a lot of noise. Maybe there's a nest in there I need to get out. It did clean up nice though. Even with a cover on it, the barn swallows had a field day.

Hey I remember you, and the Kensington meets, that feels like an eternity ago now. Glad to see you make a return. Its not enough that you have fuel at the rail, may want to verify injector pulse. Possible that you had one die and short the whole circuit.

A big THANKS to Memphis Man for the photos above. I was able to remove the speaker grilles without removing the shelf, saving a major amount of time on this job! Now here's the best part. Thanks to his photos, I was able to pinpoint where the tabs were and rather than use a screwdriver, I placed my thumbs over where the estimated spots where the tabs are located, and gave it a quick push and the front tabs popped right up. No tools needed! Now you may be able to do this without removing the back seat which would really be ideal but I wouldn't recommend that as you need the room to make a lateral push to avoid the potential of damaging the grills. I had other repair work needing to be done on the rear seatback so that came with the job. As far as the remote brain for the door & trunk locks, I have abandoned that job. I'll just use my keys. My Dad lost one of the remotes and my brother lost the other, so the next owner can deal with that. My RetroSound speakers are in and properly installed, and my rear seatback is repaired as best it can be (see the Wanted section).