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From: Reno is so close to Hell you can see Sparks , State Of Confusion
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by shawnster
thanks for the quick response, what i'm really worried about is that the person did in fact sell the car to pay for some lawyers fees for a situation that he was involved with. not trying to judge anyone but i hate the fact that his key might show up and my car goes missing. i'm slightly paranoid. maybe i should change the ignition? is that a big thing to do? thanks for your help very much.
I wouldn't change the ing switch, If you do you will have to change the door lock and the glove box and center console locks also to do it right, I wouldn't worry about it, If it was to come up missing insurance would cover it, But I don't think you have anything to worry about, Like I said before reprogram the alarm so the missing fob won't work with your car. Now go and enjoy the car.
Mr.Bill
thanks for all the excellent advice folks, it is much appreciated. i have a few gm muscle cars and this is my first corvette. it's a great car and a ton of fun to drive. thanks again for all the help!
What reads the key resistor? If BCM, could that be reprogramed for a different resistor value, thus keeping your same key cuts and not having to change all the locks and ignition switch?
