What is this button's function ?
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Dec 18, 2017, 10:18 AM
Drifting
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That's the off button.
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That button temporarily disables the internal sensors of the alarm. Keeps the alarm from going off if someone is still in the car, or if you have the top off/down.
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Motion/intrusion alarm button. If you press it, the alarm is deactivated until you start the car again.
It's for when you leave a person or a pet inside the car and still want the doors locked, or if you need to tow or jack up the vehicle.
It's for when you leave a person or a pet inside the car and still want the doors locked, or if you need to tow or jack up the vehicle.
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Someone said that is true only for the 2LT/LZ and 3LT/LZ cars.
As you know, if someone isn't sure about their car, they can remove/lower the top and look in the driver side positioning pin hole on top of the w/s frame. If they have the automatic disabling, they can see a small microswitch in there. Mine has a red ring on it.
As you know, if someone isn't sure about their car, they can remove/lower the top and look in the driver side positioning pin hole on top of the w/s frame. If they have the automatic disabling, they can see a small microswitch in there. Mine has a red ring on it.
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If the cover won't close with that lighter in it, is there any lighter (Preferably GM) that will allow the lighter to close?
I don't smoke and don't allow others to smoke in our cars, but out in the boonies it can be nice to have a built-in source of igniting things.
Come to think of it, is there a GM ashtray for the C7?
Probably uses the cup holder space, but maybe not.
I don't smoke and don't allow others to smoke in our cars, but out in the boonies it can be nice to have a built-in source of igniting things.
Come to think of it, is there a GM ashtray for the C7?
Probably uses the cup holder space, but maybe not.
