Anyone Here An Autoelectrician?

[WazR32GTSt]

So here's the story...

I have recently acquired a 1986 chevrolet corvette

Its currently in melbourne, but being shipped up to brisbane in the next couple of weeks

The problem i have is that the car, with the alarm off, will go flat in less than a week without being driven... and its got a new battery! this does not sound normal to me, as my r32 has sat, with the alarm on for 3 weeks before and the car started firt go.

So i suspect something is draining the battery while its sitting there. As a temporary measure i will be installing a connector to the +ve terminal to disconnect the battery easily whenever its garaged, but i want to do something about this when it arrives.

Anyone able to help a fellow SAU member out?

And, for future reference, anyone know of a workshop with experience with corvette's?

cheers,

Warren

PS car sounds like a f***** BEAST!! (has a twin 2.5" stainless cat-back system)

makes my r32 sound like a honda in comparison

[japtaxi]

give chris rogers a call.

http://www.soundoff.net.au/

http://www.audioexpress.com.au/shop/contact.php

[WazR32GTSt]

does he know his corvette's?

or is he an autoelectrician?

or both?

the only place i have found so far is www.corvette.com.au

they seem to kmnow their shit but they are half way to bundaberg!

[CrAzY-BoY]

hey dude,

call craig at automotive harnesses. he is an autoelec. is into hotrods and all things american

[WazR32GTSt]

thanks mate

will do when i get teh car!