Locked out!
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From: hayden lake idaho
Locked out!
I just tried to open and start my 2005 LT1 convertible. Has been parked for about a month without starting. Started fine last time. Neither Key fob will open the doors. Is this a fob problem or a car problem.
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If he has an owners manual, probably locked in the car.
Use your key (hope you have one) to open the rear hatch, lock is to the right and just above the rear license plate. Pull the door emergency cord on the left rear wheelwell to open the drivers side door.
Use your key (hope you have one) to open the rear hatch, lock is to the right and just above the rear license plate. Pull the door emergency cord on the left rear wheelwell to open the drivers side door.
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An alphabetically challenged 1SB?
Other than that, being locked out of any C6 that has been left unattended for over a month is not exactly earth shaking news. That's why we all have emergency keys to open our trunks, and gain access to the door release pull that GM so thoughtfully put there. All this, of course, is so clearly explained in that seldom read book; the owner's manual.
Other than that, being locked out of any C6 that has been left unattended for over a month is not exactly earth shaking news. That's why we all have emergency keys to open our trunks, and gain access to the door release pull that GM so thoughtfully put there. All this, of course, is so clearly explained in that seldom read book; the owner's manual.
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http://www.c6registry.com/Facts/2005.htm
CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE
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Corvette Convertible Base Equipment Group
Side Air Bags, Keyless access with pushbutton start, HID Head Lamps with automatic exterior lamp control, Active Handling, Sound System with CD Player and MP3 playback, Air Filtration - includes pollen filter, Cargo Convince Net in rear area, Fog lamps, Custom Sport Adjustable Seats, Power Passenger Seat, Dual Zone Auto HVAC
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Corvette Convertible Base Equipment Group
Side Air Bags, Keyless access with pushbutton start, HID Head Lamps with automatic exterior lamp control, Active Handling, Sound System with CD Player and MP3 playback, Air Filtration - includes pollen filter, Cargo Convince Net in rear area, Fog lamps, Custom Sport Adjustable Seats, Power Passenger Seat, Dual Zone Auto HVAC
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http://www.gmpartshouse.com/download...05corvette.pdf
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An alphabetically challenged 1SB?
Other than that, being locked out of any C6 that has been left unattended for over a month is not exactly earth shaking news. That's why we all have emergency keys to open our trunks, and gain access to the door release pull that GM so thoughtfully put there. All this, of course, is so clearly explained in that seldom read book; the owner's manual.
Other than that, being locked out of any C6 that has been left unattended for over a month is not exactly earth shaking news. That's why we all have emergency keys to open our trunks, and gain access to the door release pull that GM so thoughtfully put there. All this, of course, is so clearly explained in that seldom read book; the owner's manual.
