Radio fuse in the fuse box is ok. Is it a relay issue? Where are the relays located in an 85 corvette?
I think that age still had fuseable links at the starter it would be flex able wire at the starter about 3'' long before the wire turns stiff
SOURCE: 1980 corvette
This car does not have a door lock relay. The gray and tan wires go straight from the switch to the door lock motors.
SOURCE: Security Light always on, door lock fuse keeps blowing
This is most likely a problem with your Passlock anti-theft system which is known issue with these cars. Passlock is a "passive" anti-theft system, which means that it will disable your ability to start the car if it thinks there is a problem. The three components that can cause this are: 1) Ignition Switch, 2) Ignition Cylinder, 3) Body Control Module (computer). The dealer is the only one who can solve this problem (unless you can bypass it, but it is not that easy). Estimated repair from most dealers is $800 and up.
SOURCE: Radio, Key auto door lock/opener, interior lights not working.
Most likely is a fuse. There is a fuse box at the end of the right side of the dash. Open front passenger door and there is a cover that says fuses on the end of dash. There is also a fuse box located under the hood at the right front of engine compartment. It should have a cover with a round knob in the middle of it .Unscrew the knob to remove cover.
SOURCE: trying to locate fuel pump relay for 1991 corvette- coupe
The fuel pump relay in the 1991 corvette is located under the IP on the pass side.
Open pass door, unscrew two screws under the glovebox (you will be upside down in the car), take off the fuse panel, unscrew third screw to plastic plate underneath glovebox, pull away carpet (velcro), pull down plastic plate (watch out for the wiring to the lamp), then under the glovebox you will find a number of fuses and relays if you dive in under there DEEP, prob 4 or 5 in a row, not really sure wich one, but one in the middle is the fuel relay, and they are the same (interchangable).
Take a look at --the12volt.com/relays/relays.asp--
It´s those relays we are talking about.
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You have 12 volts across all the fuses for the listed items, you checked this?
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