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Power Door Locks 
Push the  power  door lock switch on either 
door  back  to lock  or unlock  both  doors at 
once. 
Leaving  Your Vehicle 
If  you  are  leaving the  vehicle, take your 
keys,  open  your  door and set the locks 
from  inside.  Then  get out and close  the 
door. 
Your  vehicle  has  a  theft deterrent  system. 
See  “Universal  Theft Deterrent” in  the 
Index. 
Passive  Keyless Entry System 
With  Passive Keyless  Entry (PJSE), your 
vehicle  will  disarm or 
arm your theft 
deterrent  system  and  lock or unlock  your 
doors  when  you  are about  three to seven 
feet (one to two  meters)  away, if  you are 
carrying  the  PKE  transmitter.  Your 
Corvette  was  shipped with one 
PKE 
transmitter,  but  up  to three can be 
matched  to your  vehicle.  See “Matching 
Transmitters  to Your  Vehicle”  later in  this 
section. 
Your  Passive Keyless  Entry system 
operates on  a radio frequency  subject to 
Federal  Communications  Commission 
(FCC)  Rules.  This 
device  complies  with 
Part 15 of the 
FCC  Rules.  Operation  is subject  to  the 
following  two  conditions:  (1) This  device 
may not  cause  harmful  interference,  and 
(2) This device  must  accept  any 
interference  received,  including 
interference  that  may  cause  undesired 
operation. 
Should  interference  to  this  system  occur, 
try  this: 
Check  to determine  if  battery 
replacement  is  necessary.  See  the 
instructions  on  battery  replacement. 
Check  the distance.  You  may  be  too 
far from  your  vehicle.  This  product 
has 
a maximum  range. 
Check  the  location.  Other  vehicles  or 
objects  may  be  blocking  the  signal. 
See your  Chevrolet  dealer  or  a 
qualified  technician  for  service. 
Changes  or  modifications  to  this  system 
by  other  than  an authorized  service 
facility  could  void  authorization  to  use  this  equipment. 
Operation 
You  don’t  have  to do anything  for PKE to 
work  when  the  passive  feature 
is on.  Just 
walk  toward  your  vehicle  with  the  PKE 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine 6. Bring one transmitter  into  range.  The 
light  will  stop  flashing  and  stay  on  to 
show  that  the  code  is  stored. 
7.  Move  the  transmitter  out  of range. 
8. Repeat  steps 6 and 7 with  each 
The  programming  mode  will  shut 
off if: 
0 You don’t  program  any  transmitters 
0 You take  the  key out of the  ignition  or 
0 You have  programmed  three 
The  light  should 
start flashing again. 
additional  transmitter. 
for  two  minutes. 
turn  the  ignition  on. 
transmitters. 
Battery  Replacement 
Under  normal  use,  the  battery  in your 
key  chain  transmitter  should  last about 
18 months. 
You  can  tell  the  battery  is weak  if  the 
transmitter  won’t  work  at 
the normal 
range  in  any  location. 
If you  have to 
get  close  to your  vehicle  before  the 
transmitter  works,  it’s  probably  time to 
change  the  battery. 
ro replace  your  battery: 
I. Insert a screwdriver in  the  slot  on  the 
back 
of the  transmitter  and  gently  pry 
apart  the  front and  back. 
2. Gently  pry  the  battery  out of the 
transmitter  using  the  screwdriver. 
3. Put the new battery in  the  transmitter, 
positive 
(+) side up. Use  a Duracell@ 
battery,  type DL2450,  or equivalent. 
4. Put  the  two halves  back  together. 
Make sure  the halves are  together 
tightly 
so water  won’t  get  in. 
5. Test  the  transmitter. 
?emote  Hatch  Release 
’ress  the switch  in  your center console to 
mlock  the hatch  from  inside your  vehicle 
f you  have  an automatic transmission, 
[our shift lever  must be 
in “P’ (Park) or 
‘N’ (Neutral)  to use the switch. If you 
lave  a manual  transmission,  you  must sei 
he  parking  brake  before  you  can  use the 
;witch. 
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