1993 Chevrolet Corvette Owner's Manual - Page 81

1993 Chevrolet Corvette Manual

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Features & Controls Running Your Engine While You're Parked (AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION) Rough IdlingIf you notice rough idling or surging of the engine, especiallyafter long periods of idling;.or during slow city driving, the oxygen sensors may be clogged. If this happens, placethe automatic ' transmission inP-(Park) .or manual transmission in N (Neutral), firmly apply the parlcing brake, and accelerate. to 2000 rprn for two minutes. This will clear the oxygen sensors, It's better notto park.with the engine running.But if.you ever have to, here !are some things to know. 'Exhaust)-. Also, idring in a:closed-in-place let..deadly -c'm carbon monoxide(CO) your into vehicle even %$he fan switch at.the highest setting. One place can is this happen'is :a garage..'Exhaust-wiih CO-can corne h e a d y . Never park in a garage-with.fhe engine running. .Another closed-in place be a blizzard. (Seethe Index under.BZizzai.d.) can It dan'b.e .dangerous. get .out your vehicleif the shift lever is not fully in to of P (Park) with:ihe.parkingbrake firmly set. Y u vehicle can roll.Don't leave or your vehiclewhenthe engine is running unless you have to.If you've left the engine running, the-.vehicle can move suddenly. or others.could be injured. You To be su-re your vehicle won't.move, even when you'-re fairly level-ground, on aiways setyour .parking-brake movethe shift lever to P (Park). and If you are parking on .a hill, also. see Index under Parking on Hi'ZZs. the 80

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Features
&
Controls
Running
Your
Engine
While
You're
Parked
(AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION)
It's
better
not
to park.with the engine
running.
But
if.you ever
have
to,
here
!are
some
things to
know.
'Exhaust)-.
Also,
idring
in
a:closed-in-place
-c'm
let..deadly
carbon
monoxide
(CO)
into your
vehicle
even
%$he
fan
switch
is
at.the
highest
setting.
One
place
this
can
happen'
is
:a
garage..
'Exhaust-wiih
CO-can
corne
h e a d y .
Never
park
in
a
garage-with.fhe
engine
running.
.Another
closed-in
place
can
be
a
blizzard.
(See
the
Index
under.BZizzai.d.)
It dan'b.e
.dangerous.
to
get
.out
of
your
vehicle
if
the
shift
lever
is
not
fully
in
P
(Park) with:ihe.parking brake firmly
set.
Your
vehicle
can
roll. Don't leave
your
vehicle whenthe engine
is
running unless
you
have
to. If you've
left the
engine
running,
the-.vehicle
can
move
suddenly.
You
or
others.
could
be
injured.
To
be
su-re
your
vehicle
won't.move, even
when
you'-re
on
fairly
level-ground,
aiways
set
your
.parking-brake
and
move the
shift
lever
to
P
(Park).
If
you
are
parking
on
.a
hill,
also.
see
the
Index
under
Parking
on
Hi'ZZs.
Rough
Idling-
If
you
notice
rough
idling
or
surging
of
the
engine,
especially
after
long
periods
of
idling;.or
during
slow
city
driving,
the
oxygen sensors
may
be
clogged.
If
this
happens,
placethe automatic
'
transmission
in
P-
(Park) .or
manual
transmission
in
N
(Neutral),
firmly
apply the parlcing brake, and accelerate.
to
2000
rprn
for two
minutes.
This
will
clear the
oxygen
sensors,
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