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My 2019 Grand Sport gas door is locked and at the same time I cannot lock my doors, either manually or with a FOB. Is this related? Anybody had this happen? Any suggestions?
There may be a corresponding battery concern that could be causing these lockouts. It's best to take your Corvette (if you're able to gain access into it) to a Chevrolet dealership for a diagnosis. As they serve as our mechanical experts, they will be in the best position to determine its cause. Should you need help connecting with one in your area, please email socialmedia@gm.com, using your forum username and thread title in the subject line. We'd be happy to offer support from there.
Yes, I would take it to a dealer, but now my doors won't unlock, the gas door is still locked, the car will not respond to any input. Brand new battery, fresh battery in the key fob, can't load it onto a trailer because I can't shift it to neutral. What is wrong with this Corvette? Help!!
Yes, I would take it to a dealer, but now my doors won't unlock, the gas door is still locked, the car will not respond to any input. Brand new battery, fresh battery in the key fob, can't load it onto a trailer because I can't shift it to neutral. What is wrong with this Corvette? Help!!
Just because the fob battery you bought is “new” doesn’t mean it hasn’t been sitting on the shelf for a while and lost voltage over time, a good fresh battery should should read 3.3VDC, if it shows around 2.7VDC it can cause issues with the fob working correctly. I suggest you test the battery with a multimeter to make sure the voltage is good to rule out the battery, also if you replaced it, make sure you installed it correctly and that none of the tabs are bent or broken.
All good information, unfortunately my problem has now progressed to almost "no anything". My key fob makes the car blink when the lock is depressed, but I have nothing else, no lock or unlock occurs, no instrument panel that lights, obviously no start. Its stuck in my garage, unable to move as I can't shift it. I've verified that the little wire on the negative post of the battery is undamaged. I grounded the positive cable to the negative cable before installing a new GM battery which is fully charged. I'm thinking the anti-theft system is at fault.
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