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This has been buggin me for a while so I guess I'll ask. In my '71 it's the one under the "Seat Belts" light. Was it supposed to silence a buzzer (that I don't have?) I really need to buy an owners manual I guess :)
Agree. You need to buy an owner's manual. Lots and lots of little (and useful) tidbits in there. Every Corvette left St. Louis/Bowling Green with one and should have one. The button in question should turn off the seat belt reminder light. On my '68, it also turns off the warning buzzer.
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Yes, it seemed silly to me too. And the worst thing was that over the years, the paint on the panel surrounding the button had been worn off by big-fingered silly light turn off-ers. So when I pulled the panel to re-paint it, I left the bulb out. End of problem! :D
I noticed all the responses seem very "enlightening", but the real reason for the button is to turn the "seat belt" light off. The light circuit is set every time the ignition is activetied (engine started) with the assumption that both the driver and passenger needs to be reminded to put on their seat belts. All this was put in place before seat belt switches were installed in the belt heads themselves that turned off the light when the belts were engaged.
I'm halfway assuming everyone knew this and were just being funny.
What button? On my 72 i dont have a button..just a light..that doesnt work. Also talking about lights..when i put my lights on the 'Lights' light goes on brightly. When the lights are locked up the light dims down. But if u just lightly touch the 'light' screen the globe goes out alltogether. Weird.