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4. The two rear bolts are on the roof, one above each seat. You'll see three bolts Storing the Roof Panel on each side. Loosen the middle one. (The ratchet won't work the other for two.) The bolts will stay in the roof panel. 5. Stand on one side of the vehicle and have your helper standon the other side. Together, lift the front the of panel up. Then move forward and lift the panel off the vehicle. 2. Store the roof panel with its top up and its rear pointing forward. Slide tht rear corners of the roof panel into the brackets and push forward. NOTICE: Don't lift the front edge of the roof panel higher than eight inches (200 mm) when the corners are in the brackets. If you do, you could damage the roof panel. 3 Lower the front of the roof panel, . centering it over the latchpin. 4. Pull the release toward you and press 1. Open the rear hatch and look for the down on the roof panel. two brackets in the rear area. The 5. Push the release forward until it brackets are below the courtesy lights. latches. 71 ...

Section	Page
Table of Contents	2
Introduction How to Use This Manual	8
Part 1 Seats & Restraint Systems	12
Seats and Seat Controls	13
Safety Belts: They’re for Everyone	15
Why Safety Belts Work	16
Here Are Questions Many People Ask about Safety Belts - and the Answers	19
Safety Belt Reminder Light	20
How to Wear Safety Belts Properly	20
Children	29
Child Restraints	30
Larger Children	32
Safety Belt Extender	34
Checking Your Restraint Systems	34
Replacing Safety Belts after a Crash	34
Part 2 Features & Controls	36
Keys	37
Door Locks	38
Theft and Theft Deterrents	44
New Vehicle "Break-In"	47
Ignition Switch	47
Starting Your Engine	48
Automatic Transmission	52
Manual Transmission	54
Selective Ride Control	57
Limited-Slip Rear Axle	57
Parking	57
Engine Exhaust	60
Windows	61
Horn	61
Tilt Wheel	62
The Turn Signal/Headlight Beam Lever	62
Operation of Lights	67
Mirrors	70
Roof Panel	71
Storage and Compartments	73
Sun Visors	75
Ashtray and Lighter	76
Accessory Plug	77
Instrument Panel and Cluster	79
ConvertibleTop	97
Part 3 Comfort Controls & Audio Systems	106
Comfort Controls	107
Air Conditioner Controls	107
Automatic Electronic Climate Control	109
Rear Window Defogger	112
Treated Windshield	112
Flow-Through Ventilation System	112
Audio Systems	113
Setting the Clock	114
Noise Reduction	114
AM/FM Stereo with Cassette Tape Player	114
DelcoBose AM/FM Stereo with Cassette Tape and Compact Disc Player	116
Understanding Radio Reception	118
Care of Your Cassette Tape Player	118
Care of Your Compact Discs	119
Power Antenna Mast Care	119
Part 4 Your Driving and the Road	122
Defensive Driving	123
Drunken Driving	123
Control of a Vehicle	125
Driving at Night	132
Driving in the Rain	133
City Driving	135
Freeway Driving	135
Hill and Mountain Roads	137
Winter Driving	138
Towing a Trailer	140
Part 5 Problems on the Road	142
Hazard Warning Flashers	143
Jump Starting	144
Towing Your Vehicle	147
Engine Overheating	151
If a Tire Goes Flat	160
If You’re Stuck: In Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow	170
Part 6 Service & Appearance Care	172
Service	173
Fuel	174
Checking Things under the Hood	176
Hood Release	176
Engine Oil	179
Air Cleaner	183
Automatic Transmission Fluid	185
Manual Transmission Fluid	187
Hydraulic Clutch	188
Rear Axle	189
Engine Coolant	189
Power Steering Fluid	192
Windshield Washer Fluid	193
Brake Master Cylinder	194
Battery	196
Bulb Replacement	196
Windshield Wiper Blades	203
Loading Your Vehicle	203
Tires	205
Appearance Care	211
Appearance Care Materials Chart	218
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)	219
Service Parts Identification Label	219
Add-on Electrical Equipment	219
Fuses and Circuit Breakers	220
Replacement Bulbs	224
Capacities and Specifications	225
Part 7 Maintenance Schedule	230
Introduction: A Word about Maintenance	231
Your Vehicle and the Environment	231
How This Part Is Organized	231
A. Scheduled Maintenance Services	232
Using Your MaintenanceSchedule	232
Selecting the Right Schedule	232
Schedule I	233
Schedule II	235
Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Services	237
B. Owner Checks and Services	239
At Each Fuel Fill	239
At Least Once a Month	239
At Least Once a Year	240
C. Periodic Maintenance Inspections	243
D. Recommended Fluids and Lubricants	245
E. Maintenance Record	248
Part 8 Customer Assistance Information	252
Customer Satisfaction Procedure	253
Customer Assistance for the Hearing or Speech Impaired	253
Corvette Action Center	254
GM Participation in BBB AUTO LINE - Alternative Dispute Resolution Program	254
Reporting Safety Defects	255
Chevrolet Roadside Assistance	256
Canadian Roadside Assistance	256
Courtesy Transportation	256
Service Publications	257
Part 9 Index	262

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The

two

rear

bolts

are

on the roof, one

above

each

seat.

You’ll

see three bolts

each

side.

Loosen

the

middle

one.

(The

ratchet

won’t

work

for the other

two.)

The

bolts

will

stay

the

roof

panel.

Stand on one side of

the vehicle

and

have

your

helper

stand on the other

side.

Together,

lift

the

front

of the

panel

up.

Then

move

forward

and

lift

the

panel

off

the

vehicle.

Storing

the

Roof

Panel

Open

the rear hatch

and

look for the

two brackets in

the

rear

area. The

brackets are below the courtesy lights.

Store the roof

panel

with its top up

and its rear pointing forward. Slide tht

rear corners of the

roof panel into the

brackets and

push forward.

NOTICE:

Don’t lift the front edge of the roof

panel higher

than eight inches

(200

mm)

when

the corners are in the

brackets. If

you do, you could

damage the roof panel.

Lower

the front

the

roof panel,

centering it over

the

latch pin.

Pull the release toward

you

and press

down

the

roof

panel.

Push the release forward until it

latches.

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