To troubleshoot a non-starting Corsica, you need to check:
* The main power feed to the starter: This is usually a heavy-gauge wire, often with a fusible link incorporated into it. This fusible link is often located near the battery or the starter motor itself. It might look like a section of thicker wire that can melt if overloaded. Caution: Working with the battery and starter requires care to avoid electrical shock.
* The ignition system: A faulty ignition switch can prevent power from reaching the starter.
* The starter relay: This is a common point of failure. Its location will depend on the specific model of Corsica; you'll need to consult a wiring diagram or repair manual.
* The battery and its connections: Check the battery's voltage and ensure clean, tight connections at both battery terminals and at the starter motor.
Finding a Wiring Diagram: A repair manual specific to your 1995 Chevy Corsica is the best resource. You can find these online or at auto parts stores. These diagrams show you the complete power path to the starter and the locations of any relevant fuses, fusible links, and relays. Trying to find this information without a diagram can be very frustrating and time-consuming.
