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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine e Section 3 Comfort  Controls  and  Audio  Systems 
In this section, you’ll find  out how  to  operate  the  comfort control and audio  systems  offered with your  Corvette.  Be 
sure  to read about  the particular systems supplied with your vehicle. 
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3-14  Comfort Controls 
Manual Comfort 
Controls 
Automatic Electronic Dual Climate 
Control System (Option) 
Air  Conditioning 
Heating 
Defogging  and Defrosting 
Audio Systems 
Setting the Clock  for All Systems 
AM-FM  Stereo with  Cassette Tape Player 
Automatic  Tone Control  and 3-18 
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3-30  CD 
Adapter Kits 
AM-FM  Stereo with Compact Disc  Player 
and Automatic Tone Control  (Option) 
Trunk Mounted CD Changer  (Option) 
Theft-Deterrent  Feature 
Understanding Radio Reception 
Tips  About  Your Audio System 
Care  of  Your  Cassette Tape  Player 
Care  of  Your  Compact  Discs 
Integrated Windshield and Rear 
Window  Antennas 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Cleaning may be done  with  a scrubbing action, 
non-abrasive  cleaning cassette with pads which scrub 
the  tape  head  as the hubs  of  the cleaner cassette turn. 
It 
is normal for the cassette to eject while cleaning. 
Insert the cassette  at least three times to ensure 
thorough cleaning. A scrubbing action cleaning 
cassette 
is available through your dealership. 
You may  also choose  a non-scrubbing  action, wet-type 
cleaner which uses  a cassette  with  a fabric belt to clean 
the  tape head.  This type 
of cleaning cassette will  not 
eject  and,  it  may not clean as thoroughly as the 
scrubbing type cleaner. 
After you clean the  player, press and hold  EJECT  for 
five  seconds  to reset the 
CLN indicator.  The radio will 
display 
--- to  show the indicator was reset. 
Cassettes  are subject to wear and the sound quality 
may  degrade over time. Always make sure the cassette 
tape 
is in  good condition before  you have your  tape 
player  serviced. 
Care of Your  Compact  Discs 
Handle discs carefully. Store  them  in  their  original  cases 
or  other protective cases and  away from direct  sunlight 
and dust. 
If the surface  of a disc is  soiled,  dampen  a 
clean, soft cloth  in  a  mild,  neutral  detergent  solution  and 
clean it, wiping from the center  to the  edge. 
Be  sure never  to touch  the  signal  surface  when  handling 
discs. Pick up discs  by  grasping  the outer edges  or  the 
edge  of the hole and the outer edge. 
Integrated  Windshield  and  Rear 
Window  Antennas 
The  antennas in your vehicle are  located in the 
windshield and the rear  window. The connectors  are 
at  the top  of  the  windshield  and the top of the  rear 
window above the rear  window  defogger. 
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Usage 
Body  Control Module - Ignition 3 
Body Control  Module - Ignition  2 
Radio  Antenna 
Body  Control  Module 
- Ignition I, 
Instrument Panel  Control 
Hatch/Trunk Release 
HVAC  Controls 
Bose Speakers 
Diagnostic 
Right Door Control Module  Power  Feed Door Right 
Fuel  Tank  Door 
Door  Control Module  Left 
Power  Feed Door Left 
Driver  Power Seat (Circuit Breaker) 
Passenger Power Seat (Circuit  Breaker) 
Micro Relay 
- Monitored  (Inadvertent) 
Load  Control  41 
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Fuse  Usage 
38  Micro Relay - Right Daytime 
Running Lamp 
Micro Relay 
- Hatch  Release 
Micro Relay -Left Daytime 
Running Lamp 
Blank 
Micro Relay 
- Courtesy Lamps 
Bose  Mini Relay 
- Speakers 
Mini Relay 
- Rear Defogger 
Maxifuse 
- Ignition 2 
Maxifuse - Rear Defogger 
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Maxifuse 
- Ignition 
Maxifuse 
- Blower Motor 
Starter 
Blank  Maxi Circuit Breaker 
- Headlamps 
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Section 9 Index 
Accessory Outlet .............................. 2-58 
Accessory  Power  Plug 
........................... 6-61 
Adding  Equipment  to  the  Outside 
of Your  Vehicle ...... 6-3 
AirBag 
....................................... 1-19 
How  Does  It Restrain 
.......................... 1-23 
How  It  Works 
................................ 1-2 1 
Location .................................... 1-21 
Servicing 
................................... 1-24 
What  Makes  It  Inflate 
......................... 1-22 
What  Will  You See After  It Inflates 
............... 1-23 
When  Should  It Inflate 
......................... 1-22 
Air  Bag  Readiness  Light 
.................... 1-20, 2-72 
AirBagSystem 
................................ 1-19 
Aircleaner 
.................................... 6-16 
Air  Conditioning 
....................... 3-4,3-9,  3-11 
Alignment  and  Balance,  Tire 
...................... 6-48 
Aluminum  Wheels,  Cleaning 
...................... 6-57 
Antenna 
...................................... 3-30 
Antifreeze 
..................................... 6-22 
Anti-Lock  Brakes 
...................................... 4-7 
Brake  System  Warning  Light 
................ 2-74, 4-7 
Anti-Theft  Radio 
............................... 3-26 
Appearancecare 
............................... 6-51 
Appearance  Care  Materials 
....................... 6-59  Arbitration  Program 
.............................. 8-9 
Ashtray ....................................... 2-57 
Audio  Equipment.  Adding 
........................ 3-29 
Audio  Systems 
................................. 3-13 
Automatic  Electronic  Dual Climate  Control System 
............ 3-5 
Overdrive 
................................... 2-28 
Transmission  Check 
........................... 7-14 
Transmission  Fluid 
............................ 6-18 
Transmission.  Operation 
....................... 2-26 
Transmission.  Park  Mechanism  Check 
............ 7-16 
Transmission.  Shifting 
......................... 2-26 
Transmission.  Starting Your Engine 
.............. 2-22 
Axle.  Limited-Slip Rear 
......................... 2-38 
Axle.  Rear 
.................................... 6-22 
Back-up  Lamp  Bulb  Replacement 
................. 6-37 
Battery 
....................................... 6-32 
Jump Starting 
................................. 5-3 
Replacement,  Remote  Function  Actuation  System ... 2-12 
Warnings 
................................ 5-3, 5-5 
BBB  Auto Line ................................. 8-9 
Belt, Engine  Accessory .......................... 6-71 
Better  Business  Bureau  Mediation 
................... 8-9 
Blizzard 
...................................... 4-28