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Testing the Alarm
Use the following to test the system:
1.
Make sure the hatchhrunk lid is latched.
2. Lower the window on the driver’s door.
3.
Manually arm the system.
4.
Close the doors and wait 15 seconds.
5.
Reach through the open window and manually
6.
Open the door. The alarm should sound.
7.
Turn off the alarm.
unlock the driver’s door.
if
the alarm
is
inoperative, check tu see
if
the
horn
works.
If
not, check the horn fuse. See
Fuses
and Circuit
Breakers
on page
5-86.
If
the horn works, but the
alarm doesn’t
go
off,
see your dealer.
Disarming
the
System
Always use your key
or
the remote keyless entry
transmitter to unlock a dour. Unlocking a door any other
way will set off the alarm.
If
your alarm sounds, listed
below are the ways you can disarm it.
Unlock the driver’s door with your key.
Put
the
key in the ignition.
0
Press the unlock button on the remote keyless
entry transmitter.
PASS-Key@
I
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.
When the PASS-Key@ system senses that someone
is
using the wrong key, it shuts down the vehicle’s
starter won’t work and fuel won’t go to the engine.
If
someone tries to start your vehicle again or uses
another key during this time, the shutdown period will
start over again. This discourages someone from
randomly trying different keys with different resistor
pellets in an attempt to make a match.
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- 2
- Canadian Owners 3
- Symbols 4
- Vehicle Damage Warnings 5
- Vehicle Symbols 5
- I' 6
- Model Reference 7
- Manual Seats 9
- Power Seats 9
- Reclining Seatbacks 10
- But don’t 11
- Seatback Latches 12
- They Are for Everyone 14
- Why Safety Belts 15
- Questions and Answers About 18
- .<" 19
- Driver Position 20
- Feature 21
- Passenger Position 27
- Safety Belt Extender 27
- Older Children 28
- Children 30
- Child Restraint Systems 33
- Securing 36
- Strap Anchor Location 38
- Lower Anchorages and 38
- Tethers 38
- Restraint 40
- Passenger Seat Position 41
- +:-htnn 44
- ~ehi& 46
- Readiness 47
- See After 50
- Bag Inflates? 50
- II~K~Z~ 52
- After a Crash 55
- Features 58
- Controls 58
- Remote Keyless 61
- Operation 62
- Remote Alarm 63
- Matching 64
- Transmitter(s) to 64
- Battery Replacement 65
- Hatchnrunk 68
- Hatchnrun 69
- (Convertible 70
- Windows 71
- Theft-Deterrent 73
- PASS-Key@ 74
- New Vehicle Break-In 76
- Ignition Positions 77
- Starting Your Engine 78
- Starter Interlock Feature 79
- Engine Coolant Heater 80
- (Canada Only) 80
- ~u~-li~.”i sysk7-1 82
- Transmission Operation 84
- (V-nual 85
- One to Four Shift Light 86
- (Manual Transmission) 86
- Parking Brake 87
- Shifting Into 88
- T---nsmissior’ 88
- Shifting Out of Park 90
- (Automatic Transmission) 90
- Parking Your Vehicle 91
- (Manual Transmission) 91
- Parking Over Things 91
- Exhaust 92
- Manual Rearview Mirror 94
- Outside Power Heated Mirrors 95
- Outside 95
- Cupholder(s) 96
- Storage 98
- Convenience Net 99
- Cargo Cover 99
- Remov9g 100
- 180" 101
- Storing 103
- Notice: 104
- Convertible 106
- Lowering 107
- Notices 109
- Raising 110
- Vehicle Personalization 112
- Section 114
- Instrument Panel 114
- Hazard Warning Flashers 117
- Other Warning Devices 117
- Telescopic Steering Column 118
- Lane-Change 119
- Signals 119
- Flash-to-Pass 120
- Windshield 120
- Headlamps on Reminder 120
- ~ jour u._.;her 121
- Cruise Control 122
- Setting Cruise Cc-trol 123
- Resuming a Set Speed 123
- Control 123
- Passing 124
- Exterior 125
- Daytime 126
- Running 126
- Fog Lamps 127
- Interior 128
- Courtesy 129
- ExiVEntry Lighting 129
- Reading 129
- Head-Up Display. (HUD) 130
- I.."* 132
- Outlets 133
- Automatic Climate Control 135
- Manual Operation 136
- (Recirculation): 138
- Temperature Control: 138
- (Air Conditioning): 138
- Sensors 139
- Defogging and Defrosting 140
- Rear Window Defogger 140
- Outlet Adjustment 141
- Warning Lights, Ga 142
- Indicators 142
- Instrument Panel Cluster 143
- Speedometer and Odometer 144
- Tachometer 144
- Air Bag Readiness Light 145
- Air Bag 145
- Voltmeter 147
- Warning 148
- Anti-Lock Brake System 149
- Warning Light 149
- System Light 150
- IO" 151
- Emissions Inspection and 153
- Maintenance Programs 153
- #-I-i-\ 154
- Security Light 155
- Check Gages 155
- Fuel Gage 155
- AVERAGE: 156
- Driver Information Center 157
- [~)---r 158
- ~j~ssuTt: 160
- Odometer 161
- Trip Odometers 161
- Elapsed Time 161
- Average 162
- OPTIONS 163
- Approach Lights 164
- Auto Lock 164
- Auto Unlock 165
- Easy Entry 165
- Languages 165
- Warnings 166
- Messages 166
- IIIVU~ 170
- Jv'LII 170
- T)T)CCCI 172
- Setting the Time 175
- Cassette 176
- Stations 177
- Playing a Cassette 178
- Cassette Tape Messages 179
- Adapter Kits 179
- Radio with 180
- &I^ 180
- Setting Preset Stations 181
- Compact 182
- Trunk-Mounted CD Changer 183
- Operating the Trunk-Mounted 185
- Changer with the 185
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 188
- Power Antenna Mast Care 192
- (Convertible) 192
- Window Antennas (Coupe) 192
- Driving Your Vehicle 194
- Defensive Driving 195
- Drunken Driving 195
- Vehicle 198
- Braking 199
- ILII IUG 200
- Braking in Emergencies 201
- Handling System 203
- Limited-Slip 204
- Selective Ride Control 205
- Steering 206
- Steering in Emergencies 207
- Off-Road Recovery 208
- Driving at Night 211
- \.!!./hen 212
- Hydroplaning 214
- Driving 215
- Before Leaving on a 217
- Highway 218
- You're 223
- You Are Stuck: 225
- Sand, Mud 225
- Loading 226
- GENERAL 227
- Towing a Trailer 228
- Service 232
- Your Vehicle 233
- Gasoline Octane 234
- Gasoline Specifications 234
- California Fuel 235
- Additives 235
- Foreign Countries 235
- Filling 236
- &%qqp&?**" 236
- Fuel Container 238
- Checking Things Under 239
- Release 240
- Checking Engine 242
- When to Add Engine Oil 243
- What Kind 243
- WEATHER 244
- Engine Oil Additives 245
- When to Change Engine Oil 245
- Oil Life SystemTM) 245
- What to 246
- Cleaner/Filter 247
- Manual Transmission Fluid 249
- Hydraulic 251
- Coolant 252
- DEX-COOL@ 253
- Checking 254
- Coolant Surge 255
- Pressure Cap 255
- Engine Overheating 255
- Coming From Your Engine 256
- Cooling 258
- Power Steering 264
- ‘A‘P=IY 266
- Checking Brake 267
- Brake Wear 268
- Battery 269
- CAUTION: 271
- Nofice: 274
- Check Lubricant 275
- Replacement 276
- Taillamps and 278
- Signal Lamps 278
- Back-up 280
- :--*-11 282
- Extended 283
- Mobility Tires 283
- (Except Z06) 283
- REdSidf? 284
- Pressure 285
- (Except 286
- Monitor System 286
- Rotation 287
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 289
- Wheel Replacement 290
- Magnesium Wheels 292
- Used Replacement Wheels 292
- Tire Chains 293
- Lifting Your Corvette 293
- Lifting 295
- Tire Inflator Kit 299
- Sealant 300
- Tire Inflator Kit Storage 302
- Cleaning the Inside 304
- Coated Moldings 305
- Leather 305
- Care of Safety Belts 306
- Weatherstrips 306
- Cleaning 307
- Removable Roof 308
- Aluminum 309
- IUU~GIIGU 310
- GM Vehicle Care/Appearance 311
- Materials 311
- ._r.*C 312
- Add-on Electrical Equipment 313
- Accessory Power Plug 313
- Headlamp Wiring 314
- Windshield Wiper Fuses 314
- Power Windows and Other 314
- Power Options 314
- Circuit 5reakers 315
- ~______ 317
- ~~~~~~ ~~~ ~ 321
- ~~~~~ ~ ~ 322
- Introduction 327
- Maintenance Requirements 327
- This Section 328
- Organized 328
- 150,000 329
- (=jeaner 330
- 100,000 331
- Systern(s) 332
- At Least Twice a Year 333
- At Least Once a Year 333
- ..,L. 334
- Fuel System Inspection 337
- Rear Axle Service 337
- Brake System Inspection 337
- Recommended Fluids and 338
- Lubricants 338
- Maintenance Record 340
- Maintenance Record (cont’d) 341
- Customer 344
- Customer Assistance 345
- Information 345
- Customer Assistance for 346
- Telephone (TTY) Users 346
- Assistance 347
- Mobility Program 348
- Persons 348
- Courtesy Transportation 350
- Additional 351
- Program 351
- NlOtQrS 352
- -.... 360
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