Loss Of Power; Master Key - Chevrolet CORVETTE 2008 Getting To Know Manual

Getting to Know Your Corvette
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Loss of Power

Loss of Vehicle Electrical Power
If your vehicle has lost battery power,
you can open the driver's door manually.
If Outside the Vehicle:
1. Insert your master key into the lock
cylinder located above the rear
license plate and turn to open the
trunk.
2. Manually lift the trunk lid.
3. Pull the door release handle (A)
located on the driver's side of the
trunk.
The driver's door can now be opened.
If Inside the Vehicle:
• Pull the door
release handle (B)
located on the floor
next to the seat.
Loss of Keyless
Access Transmitter
Battery Power
Under normal use,
the battery in your
transmitter should last about three
years. If the transmitter battery becomes
weak, it may cause the Driver
Information Center to display a NO
FOBS DETECTED message when you
try to start the vehicle.
If the Transmitter Battery Is Weak:
1. Place the transmitter in the glove box
transmitter pocket with the buttons
facing toward the passenger side of
the vehicle.
2. Press the brake pedal with the
vehicle in Park (P) (with an automatic
transmission), or press the clutch
pedal (with a manual transmission).
A
3. Press the Start button. The vehicle
will start.
The transmitter battery should be
replaced as soon as possible. The
Driver Information Center may display
a FOB BATTERY LOW message.
See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

Master Key

The master key
is stored inside
the Keyless
B
Access
transmitter. To
remove the
master key, push
the small button
near the bottom
end of the transmitter and pull out the
key.
See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.