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Last Friday I bought a Stingray, 3LT, Z51 and a bunch of goodies. Its crystal red and Kalahari with the tan convertible top. I have been learning new stuff this weekend and it is much better than the C6.
Had to read the owners book to figure how to do things and that's good. I haven't figured how to install the battery charger without running the cord out through the trunk seal--book don't say. I looked for the battery and I know its there somewhere. I will post a pic when I learn how. cutnout aka Charlie
Had to read the owners book to figure how to do things and that's good. I haven't figured how to install the battery charger without running the cord out through the trunk seal--book don't say. I looked for the battery and I know its there somewhere. I will post a pic when I learn how. cutnout aka Charlie
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From: Austin Texas
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Last Friday I bought a Stingray, 3LT, Z51 and a bunch of goodies. Its crystal red and Kalahari with the tan convertible top. I have been learning new stuff this weekend and it is much better than the C6.
Had to read the owners book to figure how to do things and that's good. I haven't figured how to install the battery charger without running the cord out through the trunk seal--book don't say. I looked for the battery and I know its there somewhere. I will post a pic when I learn how. cutnout aka Charlie
Had to read the owners book to figure how to do things and that's good. I haven't figured how to install the battery charger without running the cord out through the trunk seal--book don't say. I looked for the battery and I know its there somewhere. I will post a pic when I learn how. cutnout aka Charlie
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From: Florida
Last Friday I bought a Stingray, 3LT, Z51 and a bunch of goodies. Its crystal red and Kalahari with the tan convertible top. I have been learning new stuff this weekend and it is much better than the C6.
Had to read the owners book to figure how to do things and that's good. I haven't figured how to install the battery charger without running the cord out through the trunk seal--book don't say. I looked for the battery and I know its there somewhere. I will post a pic when I learn how. cutnout aka Charlie
Had to read the owners book to figure how to do things and that's good. I haven't figured how to install the battery charger without running the cord out through the trunk seal--book don't say. I looked for the battery and I know its there somewhere. I will post a pic when I learn how. cutnout aka Charlie
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Don't need to in order to charge the battery or connect a tender. There's a cig-lighter socket right above the battery compartment.
For the OP - congrats on your new ride! Most folks with tender just run it under the hatch and close it (not latch it). In a safe garage that will work fine. Outside or in public parking, not so much. Although I don't how latching the hatch closed should cause a problem, especially if the cable from the tender is a flat type of cable
For the OP - congrats on your new ride! Most folks with tender just run it under the hatch and close it (not latch it). In a safe garage that will work fine. Outside or in public parking, not so much. Although I don't how latching the hatch closed should cause a problem, especially if the cable from the tender is a flat type of cable
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Don't need to in order to charge the battery or connect a tender. There's a cig-lighter socket right above the battery compartment.
For the OP - congrats on your new ride! Most folks with tender just run it under the hatch and close it (not latch it). In a safe garage that will work fine. Outside or in public parking, not so much. Although I don't how latching the hatch closed should cause a problem, especially if the cable from the tender is a flat type of cable
For the OP - congrats on your new ride! Most folks with tender just run it under the hatch and close it (not latch it). In a safe garage that will work fine. Outside or in public parking, not so much. Although I don't how latching the hatch closed should cause a problem, especially if the cable from the tender is a flat type of cable
