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Always use your key or the key fob transmitter to
unlock a door. Unlocking a door any other way will set
off
the alarm.
If
you do set
off
the alarm, there
are
four
ways to stop it:
Unlock any door with your key.
Put the key in the ignition.
Press the UNLOCK button on the key fob transmitter.
0
Walk into range with the passive switch on.
Testing the
Alarm
1.
Make sure the rear hatch/trunk lid is latched.
2.
Lower a window on the door.
3.
Manually arm the system with the power door
lock switch.
4.
Close the doors and wait
15
seconds.
PASS-Key@
Your vehicle is equipped
with the PASS-Key
(Personalized Automotive
Security System)
theft-deterrent system.
PASS-Key is
a
passive
theft-deterrent system. It
works when you insert
or
remove the key from
the ignition.
PASS-Key uses a resistor pellet in the ignition key that
matches
a
decoder in your vehicle.
5.
Reach through the open window and press the power
unlock button. Now open the door. The alarm
should sound.
6.
Turn off the alarm.
If
the alarm
is
inoperative, check to see
if
the horn
works. If not, check the horn fuse. See “Fuses and
Circuit Breakers” in the Index.
If
the horn works, but the
alarm doesn’t go
off,
see your dealer.
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- For Canadian Owners 7
- Prefer a 7
- French Language Manual: 7
- CORVETTE: THE AMERICAN 8
- DREAM MACHINE 8
- CORVETTE ASSEMBLY PLANT 12
- Symbols 13
- KNOTICE: 14
- Section 16
- Sport Seat (Option) 18
- Reclining 18
- Seatbacks 18
- Why Safety Belts 22
- About Safety Belts 25
- Driver Position 26
- The shoulder belt 28
- @' 29
- The belt 31
- Passenger 33
- Air Bag System 33
- Air Bag 35
- Children 40
- Child Restraints 42
- Securing 47
- Seat Position 47
- Safety Belt Extender 52
- After a Crash 53
- Features and Controls 54
- Power Door Locks 58
- Leaving Your Vehicle 58
- Operation 61
- Settings 62
- Transmitter Range 63
- Replacing Your Battery 66
- Remote Hatch/Trunk 67
- Testing the 71
- PASS-Key@ 71
- (1-800-243-8872) 72
- Starter Interlock Feature 76
- Engine Coolant Heater 77
- (Canada Only) 77
- Use the 78
- Coolant Heater 78
- 6-Speed 82
- Parking Brake 85
- Shifting Into PARK (P) 87
- “feel,” 92
- Windows 93
- Tilt Wheel 94
- Turn SignaVMultifunction 95
- Headlamps 96
- Flash-To-Pass 98
- Windshield Wipers 98
- Windshield Washer 99
- Control 100
- CAUTION: 101
- Daytime Running Lamps 103
- (Option) 104
- Courtesy Lamps 105
- Mirrors 106
- Storage Compartments 107
- Center Console 108
- Security Shade (Option) 108
- Storage 109
- NOTICE: 110
- CAUTION 117
- Convertible Top (Option) 121
- Raising Your Convertible 125
- Instrument Panel 127
- Instrument Panel Cluster 129
- Speedometer 130
- Tachometer 130
- Bag Readiness Light 131
- Voltmeter 132
- Warning Light 132
- Anti-Lock Brake 133
- Warning Light 133
- If the Light 136
- On Steady 136
- SECURITY 138
- AVERAGE: 139
- Driver Information Center 140
- DIC Controls and Displays 141
- PRESSURE 142
- Odometer 144
- OPTIONS 147
- Passive 148
- Easy Entry 149
- Warnings and Messages 150
- PRESSURE: 151
- TRACTION SYS ACTIVE 153
- TRACTION SYSTEM-ON: 153
- TRACTION SYSTEM-OFF: 153
- SERVICE TRACTION SYSTEM 153
- MAXIMUM 154
- HIGH OIL TEMPERATURE 155
- Messages 159
- Comfort 161
- Controls 161
- +' 162
- Equipped) 163
- Automatic Operation 164
- "C) 165
- BI-LEVEL: 166
- RECIRCULATE: 167
- Sensors 168
- Air Conditioning 169
- Heating 169
- Rear Window Defogger 170
- Defogging and Defrosting 170
- Ventilation System 170
- Systems 171
- PWR-VOL: 172
- RECALL: 177
- P.SCAN: 178
- Playing a Compact Disc 179
- Trunk Mounted CD Changer 180
- CD AUX: 183
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 184
- Audio System 186
- Your Cassette Tape Player 187
- Antennas (Option) 189
- Driving and 192
- Defensive Driving 193
- Drunken Driving 193
- 300,000 194
- Vehicle 196
- Braking 197
- Anti-Lock 198
- Using Anti-Lock 199
- Braking in Emergencies 200
- Power Steering 201
- Steering Tips 201
- Steering in Emergencies 202
- Off-Road 203
- Skidding 205
- Driving 206
- Driving in Rain and on 207
- Hydroplaning 209
- Freeway Driving 211
- Highway Hypnosis 213
- Hill and Mountain Roads 213
- Driving on Snow or Ice 216
- You’re Caught in a Blizzard 217
- Loading 220
- 5 Problems 222
- Hazard Warning Flashers 223
- Starting 224
- J-hooks 233
- Overheated Engine Protection 234
- Operating Mode 234
- Coming From Your Engine 235
- Cooling 237
- Service 247
- Filling 253
- Portable Fuel Container 253
- Release 254
- '3 256
- Checking Engine Oil 257
- Engine Oil 257
- 2OW-50 259
- Engine Oil Additives 260
- Cleaner 261
- Manual Transmission Fluid 264
- Hydraulic 265
- Check and What to Use 266
- Check and Add Fluid 266
- When to Check Lubricant 266
- Coolant 267
- Windshield Washer Fluid 272
- Battery 277
- HeadlampdHighbeam 278
- Front nrn Signal Lamps 280
- Signal and Taillamps 280
- Front Sidemarker Lamps 280
- Back-up 282
- Extended Mobility Tires 286
- Rotation 290
- Uniform 292
- Quality 292
- Grading 292
- Wheel Replacement 293
- Appearance Care 297
- Cleaning the Inside 297
- Your Vehicle 297
- Fabric Protection 298
- Cleaning Vinyl 298
- Cleaning Coated Moldings 298
- Cleaning Leather 298
- Care of Safety Belts 299
- Cleaning Glass Surfaces 299
- Cleaning the Outside 301
- Cleaning Your Convertible 302
- Cleaning Aluminum Wheels 303
- Cleaning Tires 303
- Engine Compartment Fuse 312
- Replacement 314
- 314
- Replacement Parts 315
- Power Curves 317
- Accessory Belt Routing 317
- Maintenance 320
- Schedule 320
- Introduction 321
- This Section is Organized 322
- Scheduled Maintenance 323
- Services 323
- Maintenance Schedule 324
- MILEAGE 325
- SERVICED 326
- 100,000 328
- Owner Checks and Services 330
- At Least Twice a Year 331
- At Least Once 331
- NEUTRAL 333
- Periodic Maintenance 334
- Inspections 334
- Recommended Fluids and 335
- Lubricants 335
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 336
- Maintenance Record 337
- Telephone 345
- Chevrolet Roadside 346
- Assistance Program 346
- Courtesy 349
- Dispute Resolution Program 350
- Warranty Information 351
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 351
- TO THE UNITED STATES 351
- GOVERNMENT 351
- CURRENT PUBLICATIONS FOR 353
- CHEVROLET 353
- $&I 372
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